Production 3: Casting Characters

    Recently this week, my partner and I have been working on casting our characters to prepare for filming this weekend. So far we have help from friends and family for our roles. Two of our friends Mia and Angus will act as our main protagonist, Yvie, and our background character of the dead body. As for our main antagonist, David, my partner's brother Daniel will be filling the role. Along with our casting we also have set dates to film and we know exactly where we need to go. 

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