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Diary of DAY ONE shooting

Our first day of filming 

The day this took place was 03/10/17.
Day - Tuesday
Time - 3.30PM
Location - Park/fields
Length of filming - 1 hour and 30 minutes



This is to show how the day of our filming turned out. Here we will show what went well/wrong and any problems we received whilst filming. This was our first lot of shots that we filmed. On our first day of filming we wanted to just film what we had planned however we did several shots a few times so we had options to choose. This mean't that we would be able to choose the one that looked the most effective and fitted the best. We aim to get roughly the first minute filmed.

On our first day of shooting here are a few shots we got from our filming - 
We managed to film roughly 1m30s of the music video where we got various shots to create our music video. We had only planned to get the first minutes worth of filming so we managed to get more filming done than expected. We tried to vary our shot types, shot angles and how long the length of shot was. As usually in a music video they are choppy, lots of cuts and different shots of different locations/areas within a location. We managed to get a wide range, however some would have to be re-shot.
The weather we had was cloudy but the sun was shining through so it was darker as some points than others but over all it was great weather to film and all added effect.


Problems we had - 
We didn't really encounter any problems except the fact we might not be able to match the weather we received on the first day of filming however we are going to try and film on a day where the weather is pretty similar. A few shots we had to do several times but there wasn't any major problems whilst filming. There was no rain that ruined our filming. It worked out well overall. On some shots we would film it the wrong way round, we would turn the screen portrait instead of landscape which is not what we wanted to do as we needed all filming the same way, meaning we had to re-shot some of these shots again after one another, it didn't take up much time though.


Things that went well during filming - 
The weather turn't out to be really good for the mood/setting of the music video it looked good and we was glad it was this weather we had to work with because we was lucky. We got some good shots we were happy with and overall the first day went well as we got shots we expected to get and managed to film the first one minute and half of it in one shooting. We was helped out by the weather as it mean't we could film for longer than just an hour which was helpful as it allowed us to get further into the music video and got more footage than expected.







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