Making a good film is no walk in the park, there are a lot of various things you need to do, to make a good quality film.  Such as finding a good director, having good ideas, making sure you have all the equipment, and most important, being aware of your time-frame.  For our pre-production, we had to get into our groups first, find a director, get our actors together, and then finally have a talk about the film.  At first, Cindy was the director and Lakin and I were the editors and cinematographers of the group.  Then we had as actors, Sarah, Giselle, Ella, and Take.  We came up with a few ideas and one of them was to have a few pairs of teachers as parents and have each exchange student in the group to be a student looking for a home.  Although we liked this idea a lot, we decided as a group to have it be a more serious commercial and have the exchange students and Sarah talk about why they like host families.  Next, I was switched to the director for some reason, but I stepped up, gave an OK pitch.  Next I had to put a storyboard together and then make sure everyone understood the plan and the roles they would be playing.  So we then had to put the film into production.