Challenges in Film

So our group has been attempting to Film for our project, and we've run into one major issue, logistics. People aren't here when they should, aren't ready when they need to be, and aren't communicating when necessary. We were supposed to film today, but Arnoldo was suddenly absent, and now were having to resort to Wednesday as a backup and hoping Arnoldo will read and respond to our message, and Jose is busy with work. We hope to be able to film soon but that is our first major challenge. 

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