Production process (code: malfunction gateway)

 Saturday, February 28

spent the morning with a camcorder in a parking lot and exploring the garage and stairwells to find a creepy atmosphere.

gonna go to a parking lot in the middle of the night to film while its empty for a empty creepy effect



Wednesday, March 4

Today, after taking the test footage from the weekend, I put one of the pieces of footage onto Adobe Premiere Pro. I started to research ways to add an old-style effect to the video to give it more of a retro feel.

Over spring break, filming will be taking place on the days listed. I will provide the details of what has happened.

Friday, March 20

Today we start filming. The actress came over, and we waited for it to get dark so we could start filming. We got through most of the scenes that take place at my house. The locations in my house that we filmed in were in my sister's bedroom, the hallway, and my parents' bedroom. We took multiple shots of the same scenes from different angles so I can see what works best in post production.

Saturday, March 21

We got up early in the morning and went to the beach to start filming. This was a suggestion by my actress in my movie, and we took a couple screening shots on the beach. After that, we went to the parking garage by the movie theater in downtown Sarasota. Then we went across the street to an empty parking lot and alleyway to start shooting some scenes with my actress and monster.

Wednesday, March 25

Today was filming for one of the first scenes of when she first discovers the static TV and the room. This is the point where the story begins in the film.

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