Showing posts with label Week 7. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Week 7. Show all posts

Saturday, 15 March 2014

Group discussion

21/02/14

Today we all met up at Hayley's house and had a group meeting in which we discussed our title sequence plans and flicked through the shots. We made sure that all the shots we took were the way we wanted to take them and that we captured all the shots we wanted to capture.


Overall i think we captured quite a lot of good shots which meant that the shooting went pretty well and was successful as all the parts we wanted to shoot were filmed just the way we wanted them to. I think by filming on the second day really helped as due to the weather being real good and sunny it gave that romcom feeling through the shots that we wanted to convey. Also on the second day we started shooting further shots that we didn't plan to but got the ideas on the spot. By filming lots of different shots i think it will help a lot when putting all the clips together for the title sequence as it will broaden our title sequence and improve it as we will have lots of different shots.

Start of Filming

17/02/14
Today we started filming for our title sequence. Aaron, Hayley and i met up at Bexleyheath Station and made our way down to Waterloo station where we started our filming. On our way to the station we did a few clips on the train of Aaron looking outside the window as well as other trains passing by. When we were filming here we did it by handheld as by using a tripod it could change the angle of what we wanted to capture. Also we had to be quick in capturing the trains around us as we may miss them.


While we were at Waterloo station we did Gorilla filming of the two main characters walking past each other. We then started walking around the South Bank, London eye and Westminister bridge filming various shots.



We also continued shooting up in London on the following Tuesday 18th February to shoot and capture more parts as on the day we shooted before the weather was not too good so therefore the clips came out a bit dark and gloomy.