I want my video to be reflecting on the mental health of mainly teens, but this can apply to anyone. The message I want to get across is "that everyone is trying their best, but give them a break. You may have good intentions but we can only do so much". To do this, I will showcase a range of people and talents, what they do to prepare and practice, when they perform and the outcomes. Yet no matter how hard they try and how well they do, something such as high expectations sets them into an anxious or depressed state. They break down or get frustrated when they are alone but keep up the happy act around people.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/14ZR99fArSGayh1AlY6mjOr_CtXyUz1OBU3QQEiahriQ/edit?usp=sharing
I didn't really follow my screenplay 100%, the ideas were the same but then order was different and some scenes were cut and added. I also had my little notebook where I could jot down random things:
Producing this video was very interesting to do. I got to actually go into people's lives and record them doing things they enjoyed. This involved very little acting, only for the last few scenes. If I had more time, I would record some more, because of the restricted time frame to produce the video, I didn't get many shots to work with. I still feel like I got my message across and I'm content with the final production.
