Production Blog: Starting On the video

 Hey blog it’s been a quite a while. I have come a long way since my first project and am exited to start this one. I have done many things in media studies and while I have had some challenges, I have grown from them. I hope that I will grow from this project as well. We have done quite a lot of planning, but now we can finally start the final task. We made sure are planning was thorough but there is some stuff you just can’t plan for. We haven’t had any issues yet but i hope this stay true. I’m extremely exited and nervous to begin. Due to our planning I feel that nothing could got wrong. It brings me peace of mind that we spent a lot of time planning. I know that bad things could happen but we are prepared for it. Our group met to begin the final task. I think they shared the same feelings as me about the final task. Tom and Ben seemed nervous to begin. Blake looked confident. The more we started doing everyone else seemed more comfortable. While we are just in the beginning fazes we had started are final task. I hope to catch you in the next blog. Thank You for reading.

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