A Lot Of Filming To Do

I need to make a stop motion film for design, and I have pretty much everything ready. All I have to do is grab my hunting knife (to get around the mini-jungle where I will be filming), my phone (to take the pictures and edit my work), and my props (I definitely need those!), and get out there. Hopefully Morrie & Spot, the dynamic duo of furry longhairs, won't get in my way too much. If I trip in the mini-jungle, I could lose whatever is in my hand at the time, knock over the props, get tangled in the many thorns, vines, and trees, or some combination of the above. Like a science experiment, the ideal place to film is somewhere where unpredictable or controllable things like time, weather, and creatures won't effect the project. But perfection is an illusion. And plus, this is just a class project, not a life or death situation. Now, the good thing about having this as homework instead of paperwork is that it will be at least kind of fun. And during my breaks from filming, I can do things like contact businesses, prepare lessons/presentations, and, of course, relax.