Pre - Production

 

Pre - Production 


Crew list

Lucas - chief editor
Kyle - lights
Robert Andrews - director
Leon - camera operator
Alex - lights
Jordi - behind the scenes photographer. 

Equipment List










Storyboard 

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1fcEwooyXCrDPn4C5FNm-qMP81K-LEaZaVRduMxuJnzs/edit#slide=id.p



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