Despair For Dummies

Recounting experience of production…. Honestly, not the best chapter of my life. Life has been teaching me more lessons and less… fruit. Firstly, would really recommend choosing your idea wisely cause you’d be stuck with it for the rest of the year. Good thing was my idea varied in most ways. Having a larger audience to cater to will never disappoint.

Secondly, your team matters. I had a team of 7 people including cast and crew. If they weren’t ambitious, my project would have been doomed. We collectively did have disagreements (a lott) but now that the year has nearly ended, I’d like to end it on a good note. Thank you to the ones who’ve seen potential in me as an artist. You know the saying ‘Jack of all trades, master of none’ Yup, that’s me but ‘Sometimes, better than master of one’.

Started the day by getting informed the area where we had to shoot was a red zone due to the war. (It was everywhere in the news, I was too busy inhaling my tea). Our college was somewhat safe (We had a guard outside). Did a little presentation… (everyone was trying to survive it cause…. attention span). Went to the park, got kicked out. Called my car and went to location B.

Location B is where we got really busy. Spent 9 hours (Backs were broken). All of us were fasting so basically dying 10x. We were dreading to go back to that location, good thing was we got all the shots in one day. Hence, It was time to edit.