Reshoots (needs more added)

We decided to do re-shoots especially on parts we video'd right at the beginning when we was still trying to decide on exactly what we needed to film etc before piecing it together to see exactly how it fits.
The point of re-shooting is to let us re film shots that wasn't how we wanted them or to get extra shots, for this reason by re-shooting it allows us to get better shots to improve our music video.

Our first time filming was a bit hit or miss, we had planned it but when filming we didn't know how much to film or if we'd filmed too much. We got some shots that will now be re-shot and them bits of footage will be named as 'test' footage. They will be re filmed so that the shots taken out of the beginning of the video will be filled in and recreated.

We will use our last day planned for filming as a day where we will do any last filming shots, any re-shoots etc so that we can get anything that needs to be altered or redone can be taken out of our original video.

Here is some of the shots we had before hand and what we put in place afterwards -

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