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Shooting (Day 2)

Today I filmed the scenes that were left from yesterday's shoot, as well as today's scenes. I made a list of the props required for today's shoot and messaged my actors a day before.



All the actors were called at 8am at Gloria Jeans. With today and yesterday's work combined, all the shots of Sheece, Aroob, and Hassan in Gloria Jeans Cafe and the area around it (including the parking lot) are completed.
After a tiring morning, we had food in the same cafe and took pictures in the park.






The same day at noon, I took dolly-in shots, of different doors inside my house and of the main door on the second floor by moving up the stairs, with the stabilizer for the zoom in transition effect.


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