I'm not going to release much information about the storyline or anything, but I will say that this video should prove to be my best. With the scenes we do have, we've used some extremely effective angles to capture our shots. I'm very happy with how it's turning out so far.
Filming is somewhat slow though because we have been busy, the weather has not been pleasant, and it's just a lot of work to walk from set to set. Also, importing AVCHD film data has not been easy. Adobe CS3 does not support AVCHD, so I had to buy another piece of software just to import the files. Video production is hard work, folks. It can take over an hour to shoot just one scene, getting all the angles and scripted sequences right.
But this film so far is a pretty good video. I'm proud so far.
We're back to using NERF guns as props again, but in a less Call of Duty-esque fashion. More, they're used as real weapons, however, it's roughly as real as NERF guns can get. I'll start adding the muzzle flashes eventually.
Here are some screenshots. They don't show a whole lot, but I don't really care.



I may potentially add some filters to these shots eventually, but for now I'm worried about the flow of the video. I'll add effects later.
I also have not settled on a title yet. Yeah, I brought together a video idea, but I have no name for it. Yeahh.
Anyway, update later people.