Updated Filming Schedule

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Updated Filming Schedule:

When planning when to film our music video, we originally planned to do it on the 22nd and/or the 26th of April. However, due to Covid forcing our talent to isolate, we have had to delay it several times as they got covid at different times. 

The new date for filming is next Tuesday, on the 12th of April, but the same time as what we had originally planned. Since everyone except Kevin has had Covid, there is no need for them to isolate anymore, and so filming will go underway. 

Next Tuesday we will only be filming the scenes with Oscar and Chloe, as we are planning to film Teacher Meggan and Tait in the school holidays as she has been busy with dance exams and teaching. This will allow us to start editing the footage of Chloe and Oscar and creating or getting ideas for our digipaks, and then later on adding in the dancing footage.

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