We added another take onto our film-making
strategy: We wanted to have
fun. We also added we would be flexible
and able to change the plans if needed. Like giving Jeggy
a next episode. (His agent was thrilled!)
Flexible cinematography was a good idea. Because - we
learned that eggs rolling end
over end look better on the screen than rolling
them sideways. Jeggy taught us that lesson – he’s
one of the fastest ones we’ve seen.
So, did our movie project work? Yes! We filmed more of
Jeggy and the driving dog - clips to use later. We changed
the movie plot when we realized that Jeggy did not
know how to get over a speed bump! And we had a good
time making the project happen.
We’ll tell you more in the next update – how
we put together 20 mpeg video clips + several audio files
into one movie. We’ll also offer
rare movie clips of Jeggy from our film archives.
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