EC: Production log - Wilderness Woods
My role in the group/what I did:
- Actor (antagonist)
- Participated in completion of recce, and shot ideas
- Brought props (bullets, balaclava)
- Brought costume (trench coat)
- Made sure the group completed the shots on the checklist
What I learned from the experience:
- You never have as much time as you think filming
- Always shoot a scene twice in case of error
- Constantly think of continuity when filming
- Consider a variety of angles
- Consider a variety of shots by use of equipment (e.g. tracks for a tracking shot)
- Decide a plot before filming
What I was most pleased with:
- Creativity in our shots
- Visual quality of the film
- When as a group we all agreed on a certain shot
What challenges we overcame:
- Uneven terrain - tripod
- Wind - sound removal in editing
- Lack of planning - multiple shots to select in editing
What didn't work as well:
- A variety of shots (mainly panning and static shots)
- Minor continuity errors
How this experience has influenced production:
- We found that the slasher/supernatural combination for the antagonist was easy to shoot yet effective, so we are considering doing that type of genre
- Woodlands create tension easily due to their iconography in horror films, so we have ideas based around woodland areas
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