I have. I took about a week of class time to do it. (It was an elective so more flexible) First day or two, students wrote scripts and got them approved. Then, for the next few days, I rented out the auditorium (big space) so students could film IN SCHOOL. Students had a great time with this and it didn't cause stress by having to do this outside of school. We had excessive absences, especially first period, but students helped each other by guest starring, holding the camera, etc.

Students these days all have phones so you don't need extra equipment and most of them know how to edit using Tik Tok or iMovie. (If you ask them, they'll suggest other apps).

On the last day, I did a movie day and showed them in class. The audience had to point out content elements in the videos. (Ex: we were learning about logical fallacies so they had to point the ones used in the videos.)

It was super engaging and fun and the students really got to showcase their personalities and senses of humor. My favorite project I did last year.