I made this project with Rachel, Lillie, Will, Alex, Riley, and Olivia. I think we made this film easily.  We took a day to brain storm, and we all agreed on one idea. Their were some scenes that we got rid of or changed a lot, but it went smoothly. When we went to shoot we never forgot anything so each shot wasn't difficult. The film was better, and was easier to edit because we took multiple shots of the scenes, and alternative takes.  I've got to say the actors in our group did a great job. When we asked them to do something and they did it and did it well. They would get the shot right by practicing before we started to film, which is really simple but for some reason I've never thought of that.  I also learned a lot about editing sound, because one of our shots had the sound messed up.  I feel liked I edited the project pretty well, but after I watch it once I submitted it I saw things i could improve. If I could rate the enjoyment, learning, and difficulty I would rate the project a 8.5 out of 10. I would like to make another project like this. 

Canon T3I / T5I - A camera 

Cinematic - A term describing cinematography 

Continuity- The editing process / making sure everything all good

 Director - The guy or gal in charge

 Director of Photography- the guy or gal in charge of the cameras 

 Dissolve or fade - Transition effects 

 Editing - Fixing or arranging the shots to make the movie 

 Editor - The person who edits 

 Establishing shot -  The first shot to show where you are 

 Eyeline / Eyeline Matching - Making sure the actors are looking in the right place. 

 Green Screen - A green wall where you can have fun editing 

 Pre-production - Before filming 

 Post-production - After filming 

 Shot List - Whats shots you are going to take 

 Shotgun Mic - A microphone with a kick

 Storyboard - The layout of your entire film 

 Transition - Switching from shot to shot  with an effect or another scene

 Voice-over - When someone talks over film