- I brought a camera and took pictures for the risk assessment
- I came up with shot ideas and helped set up the framing for them
- I was in some scenes as a secondary actor
- Most of our shots came out looking exactly how we wanted
- The location supplied a good variety of terrain and background
- We had picked a good time of day for lighting, as it was the darkness we wanted and had planned
What didn't go well:
- The lighting changed quickly throughout our filming, and so we had to colour grade some shots in editing for them to match up with the others
- Although the time of day was good in the sense that the lighting was perfect, there was little daylight hours and so we didn't complete all of our shots
What to do next time:
- Go to the location in the morning and plan in extreme detail each shot, so we can film quickly and efficiently later in the day when time is limited
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