Production blog: still going

    Hey, Kensters! It's me, Kenisha. I chose not to record today since today is a non-record day for me. Instead, I bought things I knew I needed to film. I went to a few stores so I could purchase a diary. I personally don't own a diary because I feel like it may fall into the wrong hands. So, I rather keep things to myself instead of writing them down. Instead of buying a book set for being a diary I just used a blue spiral book instead. It’s my favorite color and I would love to see my favorite color if I were writing my deepest secret inside. I also bought a few clothes for when it’s time to record. I am going for a more cozy and warm wardrobe. It ties well with the breakup scenario because usually when ur break up with you feel depressed and sad. I also took a snack break. I made sure my ring light was charged, so when I started recording there wouldn’t be any setbacks again. For the scene when I am In the car it has to be a set and strict date. Because my parents work and that scene is being shot in their car. The person playing “boyfriend” is going to be dressed in all black because he’s supposed to be the heartbreaker and I feel as if all black is more sediment. My room is probably my favorite place to be recording so I am looking forward to it. My cat lives in my room so he may pop in from here to there so I might include him as a prop. That’s all for now, bye kensters! 


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