War Photography: Why it becomes part of a Character

     War Photography is a position in the military that has always peak my interest. it's quite unsurprising considering my current interests in film and camera work. It was a while before I got into production that I had actually thought of going to the military myself. Even then, I found interest in wanting to document and film the ongoings of the military. This became a combination of two different perspectives of military life, both on and off the battlefield. I familiarized myself with the U.S. Army's 25 Victor position: Production specialist. 

    It was interesting learning about what the job entails, but the interest in the military was very short-lived. the desire to create my own pieces and my own stories took over. However, with this newfound knowledge of this life along with war films that covered the same topic, war photography is something I have come to know very well. 

    The practical reason for introducing this trait to the lone character of the film was to adapt. Adapting to the limit of not actually showing any firearms. Switching the character to become a war photographer, would enhance him as an observer to the story's conflict. the war and invasion of US grounds.