Production Blog 9

 Learning from the Process 

By Alejandra Janeiro 

 

It was difficult being both actor and director. I had to constantly check the footage to ensure that my acting was believable. I also learned how important it is to give clear directions, even to myself, to ensure continuity. I learned a lot about film production multitasking from this exercise. 

 

 

 

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