The Dream Team!

                 Welcome back my enthusiastic friends! In today's blog I will be discussing my group mates for our upcoming music video. My group members consist of my sister Marissa, my best friend riley and another friend of mine named Peyton. The four of us make a very good group as each of us have our own strengths that can contribute to the making of the music video. We are all very responsible and get our work in on time. And we all communicate on the daily so making plans on where to film and figuring out a schedule is a walk in the park. I have known riley for three years as well as Peyton. So, the relationship built between the group members is strong which helps the easy flow of the music video process. As well as the trust we have built with each other. So, if one of us says hey I got the editing part, we will all trust that she knows what she's doing. The only on-going issue with my group is that we all live pretty far from each other. So actually, being able to meet up at a filming location would mean finding a spot somewhere in the middle of where all of us live. Which could be hard depending on traffic or if that person has a ride or not. But me and Marissa are good because we have a car. Her name is strawberry, she is red and sparkly. Don't be jealous. We are also in the process of choosing our song for the video. I will discuss in the next blog what that song is. Any who that's the end of today's blog. Till next time! The journey isn't over yet!



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