Script change

 Me and Jeremyah decided to go back to our original opening film and edit what we had and make the overall production better. The previous script was too far off from our original idea and came out to  be a bit too complicated than what we had anticipated. Certain scenes from the original film where we had someone else film we changed to where it was a stand still of us walking, and a pan too. This is so that the whole film is filmed by only us and we do not get a grade punishment for someone else's help that is not in our group. We also cut out a couple of other scenes and shortened others to fit in other clips that fit what the overall story is telling, and not making it vague. next would be adding those clips in, which should not take too long as it is only a couple of them, and fixing the audio which is already there.

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