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Final planning







Final color graded shots with the right camera angles and editing done to now stitch together the final video cut

 

 Second Team Discussion – Final Planning



In our second team meeting, we finalized key details before filming Sinistor Side and updated roles to keep everything organized.


Key Decisions:


Finalized shot list and schedule.


Made small script edits for clarity.


Planned reshoots and completed prop checklist.



Team Roles Updated:


Director: Muhammad Muhib Khan


Cinematographer: Khizar Farrukh Baig


Editor: Muhammad Muhib Khan 


Sound Designer: Khizar Farrukh Baig 


This meeting ensured we were all aligned and 

ready for smooth production.


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