Considering that I want all my filming done by the end of this week (25th December) so that I can start editing my narrative together properly during the second half of next week (I am leaving the Christmas period for myself to have a study break), I had reserved today entirely for shooting. My plan was to get most of, if not all of the footage, completed over the course of the day.
I planned to shoot the scenes in the following order:
This is because once I have finished the scenes I have already started (Car Park and Big Mead part 2) I want to film in chronological order. Trying to film all of this in one day will be a much easier process if I am shooting in a logical, narrative way. By filming sequentially I won't have to consider continuity to such an extent because I will be progressively moving from one location to the next, and consequently from one scene to the next.
I am going to talk about each location/scene on a separate post, and this is because I have filmed multiple scenes today so there will be too much to talk about in depth on one post. I shall add each scene onto the timeline in the order specified above.
I planned to shoot the scenes in the following order:
- Remainder of shots at the car park
- Remainder of shots at Big Mead part 2
- Entire scene at Big Mead part 1
- Entire scene at Luccombe
- Entire scene at the Roadside
This is because once I have finished the scenes I have already started (Car Park and Big Mead part 2) I want to film in chronological order. Trying to film all of this in one day will be a much easier process if I am shooting in a logical, narrative way. By filming sequentially I won't have to consider continuity to such an extent because I will be progressively moving from one location to the next, and consequently from one scene to the next.
I am going to talk about each location/scene on a separate post, and this is because I have filmed multiple scenes today so there will be too much to talk about in depth on one post. I shall add each scene onto the timeline in the order specified above.
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