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Funny moments - #31

  While filming for the project, there were several times when we all had to stop and just enjoy the moment and have fun. This did not exceed too much of our time filming, which was the most important part so that we didn't have to film on more than two separate days. Along with shooting each part, we were also able to work together quickly to get it right at least once.


  The funniest part of filming for me was the dialogue parts because whenever either Victor or Kyle looked at the camera, they had a big smile on their face, which caused me, the director, to laugh out loud. Another thing when shooting these parts was when Victor or Kyle forgot their lines, which filled the room with an awkward silence. 


  As well as shooting each shot, I reviewed them with my actors to get their critique or see if we should reshoot again. One shot in particular that had us laughing uncontrollably was when Tim (the protagonist) lies on the ground in pain and makes groaning noises. After watching this over, we all lost it when we heard the different types of noises Kyle tried to make.

  

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