Staying in Character
Personally the remembering the script is not the hard part for me. The staying in character the whole time is the hardest part for me. When I act it is hard to stay in character because I laugh about everything. Since this is a film about a serious issue, I cannot be laughing or smiling. However, in most of the bloopers you can see me cracking a little smirk in them. In one scene I looked too happy but I just played it off as that was my mood before the actor for Ms.Jackie started yelling at me, who plays Roxy. The scene ended up coming out good even though, me smiling was not planned. This unintentional act just added to how the daughter is happy then the mom ruins her mood. Also, my laughing was getting contagious and spreading to the other actor at some point. We just kept filming though because all these things could just be edited out. Another scene that I have something to about was the car scene. I told my sister in law to play Emma's mother for this. When she started to say the script it caught me off guard. She decided that the mother would have a country accent. When I first heard it I started to smile and was about to laugh. I was surprised and shocked to hear the country accent. I thought it sounded so funny when she started talking. However, I stopped myself from ruining the scene and got back into a serious mood. Neither of us wanted to have to film this scene again, we just wanted one take so I stayed into character. My brother did the filming for this scene, the lighting was good even though it was filmed at night.
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