Production blog

After a bit of discussion, we were able to find a slim amount of time that worked. George worked on Saturday, majority of the day. Julianna worked on Sunday at 4. So we decided to film some partial parts. Filming before Julianna worked was a little tricky. Since Julianna lived a bit far from me (40 mins) it took a while before I was able to get to her house. But In the end I was able to make it, so there’s nothing to complain about. Because this is our first time filming we were in a bit of a hurry and ended up doing some sloppy work. Sloppy work which we will have to redo later. Our main objective for this filming session was to get the scene where the victim is looking around their house. Juliannas house was perfect for this. Her house had many rooms, and she didn’t have many family members home so we weren’t disturbing anyone. The scene we were recording happens during the night. Since we were recording in broad daylight, we had to figure out a way to get rid of the light that came through the windows.We closed the blinds but that didn’t end up being enough.We ended up having to put up blankets, towels, and anything we could find to cover the light. We used a small lamp I bought from home for extra lighting. We were able to record a good chunk of the scenes we needed that happens in the victims house. In  the end we had a good result for the time crunch we had. That is it, for now. until next time we can record. (Which we still have yet to figure out but hopefully soon).



Comments

Popular posts from this blog

Genre conventions blog: action

Group blog

Research blog