Kyle's least favorite shots

Kyle's least favorite shots - #29

Having all of the actors helping me film, they each had their own favorite and least favorite scenes. The protagonist Tim, who was played by Kyle, had the majority of showings. This meant that he would be included in most of the shots.

For Kyle, he felt that the better shots to film were the ones that could be completed quicker. He thought that the ones that would be quicker to film were the action shots. This is because he wouldn't be required to focus on acting, but rather following what is happening.

On the contrary, the shots that he favored the least were of course the ones where he had to act, more specifically the ones with dialogue. This is because he finds it hard to stay serious while talking to another character. An additional shot that he didn't like was the one where Tim was lying in the dirt after being knocked down by Sammy. This was because it took several takes and he had to lay in the grass while being bit up by bugs.

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