So it all started with us introducing our names and sharing our blogs. I was the person that went first and presented my idea and genre. I actually did not get much feed back, probably due to us not being very comfortable to share our opinions. Then, we started a counter clockwise rotation and had those chosen people introduce their ideas. As we got further into the meeting, we became a lot more expressive around each other, probably because we all started bonding.
There were a lot of really cool ideas I really liked, like for example, there was a girl next to me and she said she was doing an animation. I personally think that's extremely impressive because you don't see that everyday and it must be a lot of work animating everything, not even mentioning the amount of resources you have to use. Also, Katherine, I think her name was, she was doing a drama between the protagonist, her mom, and her dad. I thought that that was really creative and cool because it seemed like an original idea and also because it relied heavily on props.
As the meeting was nearing the end, we went back to my idea and I actually got some feedback. The use of props, mise-en-scene, and setting was talked about and I got some valuable advice. Originally, I was going to introduce the protagonists first, but after some critique, I decided to the antagonist first and also list the credits next to antagonist. Also, I needed to talk about my location for the filming because my idea makes it kind of hard to film all of the scenes in one house/location. So I ended up coming to a solution where I would film the protagonist in one room, and the antagonist in the rest of the house. Lastly, I came up with the title for my film: Calling Card.
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