Today we discussed our schedule for filming the movie opening. We have created a storyboard to include the different angles and shots that we want for each scene. The list below are the days that we will meet up as a group outside of school. During those days we will film the majority of our project, for the first day the plan is to get as much footage as possible. That way we can make sure we have everything we need. Next week, we will begin filming the parts in school that we need to film. Such as our main character sitting in a classroom, and the bells ringing. 

3-21-18 5:00 P.M 

3-24-18 7:00 P.M

3-25-18 2:00 P.M

3-28-18 4:00 P.M

The first two days on our schedule are going to be for only filming. The next two days will be when our group meets up to do the editing of our project. Editing is an important thing in this film because we want to maintain the audiences attention. Since it's a war movie, the opening scene will be a little bit slow compared to other films. This is because in war films the climax doesn't usually happen until the battlefield scenes. Unfortunately in our case the opening scene can only be up to 2 minutes, which doesn't allot enough time for any action/battle scenes. As of right now, I have one of my friends who announces baseball games working on the news broadcast for us. He will be the person who voices that North Korea and the United States are in a war.