My Role:
Regarding my role within the production, I filmed all of the production as I was not starring in any scenes and also discussed any problems that arose with everyone to make them aware and possibly reshoot the scene in some circumstances. When filming, I had to ensure that I was ready and alert at all times as I had to pan the camera as the chase continued as accurately as possible to make it look more professional alongside this I also had to let everyone know what was happening and when in order to allow the shooting to run smoothly. Regarding the lighting however, I had difficulty filming certain scenes as the light exposure wasn't bright enough for some of the camera's to pick up and so some scenes had to be reshot yet where any major issues occurred I would edit the footage to ensure that the footage merges together well and the audience are able to piece together what is happening through picking up signs when watching.
Issues Raised:
Regarding my role within the production, I filmed all of the production as I was not starring in any scenes and also discussed any problems that arose with everyone to make them aware and possibly reshoot the scene in some circumstances. When filming, I had to ensure that I was ready and alert at all times as I had to pan the camera as the chase continued as accurately as possible to make it look more professional alongside this I also had to let everyone know what was happening and when in order to allow the shooting to run smoothly. Regarding the lighting however, I had difficulty filming certain scenes as the light exposure wasn't bright enough for some of the camera's to pick up and so some scenes had to be reshot yet where any major issues occurred I would edit the footage to ensure that the footage merges together well and the audience are able to piece together what is happening through picking up signs when watching.
Issues Raised:
We found filming to be challenging when we first started planning it out as it became apparent that not all of the actors and group could make it on those days at the times allocated, and, therefore, we postponed the filming until the week after on Tuesday the 29th when everyone was available. Within the group we decided it would be better if we did the chase within the evening when it was darker to create more mystery and enigma around the characters as the audience has not yet developed and understanding, however, when filming at a later time we discovered some issues regarding lighting as with the camera I as filming on did not have great lighting and, therefore, the picture would not show, I attempted to resolve this issue by using torches and spotlights to provide light and direct the focus when filming.
Furthermore, we had some issues with the location as Ashleigh arrived late as she was lost and could not find Jess’ house—where we were filming Jamie (Jess)’s wake up scene and routine where she would discover she is wanted. As we wanted to minimise the amount of time it takes to film, me and Jess began to film her morning routine at 1pm and shortly after completing this, Ashleigh arrived which allowed us to complete the scene including her news broadcast.
We then had to wait until Laurence was available to film after work, he brought along his costume with him; smart shoes, a shirt and sunglasses. These all reflect mystery and professionality which we want Hunter (Laurence) to reflect making him appeal to both genders within the audience as men would aspire to be him and women would find attraction towards him.
Unfortunately, we hadn’t filmed Hunter’s (Laurence’s) scene of getting up and his profession revealed when picking up the phone, this scene shows the contrast between Jamie and Hunters lives and how the news broadcast impacts both of their lives. Jess and Laurence were meeting up during the week and exclaimed that they would be able to film it then and then call me for any reassurance and checking that needs to be done.


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