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The Discrepancy of Shooting: Why Every Film Has a Different Journey
Anuva Sharma
July 30, 2026
Every film feels complete when we watch it. A conversation begins, a relationship grows, a conflict unfolds and, eventually, the story reaches its end. It all appears to have happened in one uninterrupted flow. But filmmaking has never worked that way. A film is built in fragments. A scene filmed on the first day may appear near the end of the story. A heartfelt reunion might be shot before the
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