Saturday, 15 April 2017

Second Day Filming

When I went to edit the footage we had filmed on the first day filming we decided that we didn't want the shots of the seafront area anymore as we didn't feel it went with the feel we were going for a didn't set the scene the way we wanted. As as a result of this I went back and decided to instead used the steady cam to smoothly film along the walls of the walkways we filmed the rest of the opening under as they are covered in graffiti which we feel makes the setting look a bit more unsafe and suggests that crimes take place often around that area.

 Here are a couple examples of what the walls look like:
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1 comment:

  1. Ben Escott25 April 2017 at 12:37

    I think some of those subway shots are terrific- especially the one of your subject in silhouette, running towards the sunlight. You could use some of these for posters if you capture the right moments.

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