Rainy day sabotaged filming

 The day started out promising. The crew and actors arrived at the park early in the morning, excited to start filming. The park was the perfect location for the scene we were shooting. It had beautiful trees, a lake, and a playground, all of which would have made for stunning visuals in the film. We set up the cameras and started rehearsing the scene. Everything was going well until the sky turned dark, and the rain started pouring down. At first, we tried to wait it out, hoping that the rain would pass quickly. But it soon became clear that it was not going to stop any time soon. We had no choice but to call it a day and head back to my friend Nicole's house to reevaluate our plans. It was disappointing, but we knew that we had to make the best of the situation. We huddled in Nicole's living room, discussing our options. We considered changing the location of the scene, but ultimately decided that the park was the perfect location for it. So, we decided to wait out the rain and hope for better weather the next day. In the meantime, we decided to make use of the time and rehearse the scene again. We went over the script, worked on the actors' movements, and experimented with different camera angles. We also took the opportunity to review the footage we had already shot and make notes on what we wanted to improve. I liked how we turned a bad situation to a time of learning and reassessing our options.