Finishing Filming!

  On my previous day of filming one of my actors had to leave early so I had to continue a second day of filming. All of the actors arrived at the filming site and I began getting them into their costumes, hair, and makeup. After I reviewed the previous day’s shots I realized one of my actor’s scenes has not been filmed at the right angle. I got her into place and reshoot this scene before reviewing it multiple times. After this I planned to continue the rest of my filming process. I had left off on the scene before actors entered the party. My next scene showed an actor daydreaming as the camera zooms into her mind. This shot was very hard to produce correctly. As it had to be the correct length to not only match with the track, but also with my storyboard. Around five shots later, this scene was complete. Following this, I moved to my second filming location, “at the party”, the rest of my scenes needed to be filmed here. The first one that needed filmed was a spin shot with two actors back to back while the male actor is singing to the female. This scene was very complicated and took many takes. Following this, a “POV” shot was needed to show the actor’s perspective of the actress. This took many shots to perfect as I could not figure out how to correctly angle the camera to show it was a Point of view shot. I also struggled with whether or not the actor would hold the camera or another one of my group mates would. After figuring out the actor was not going to film this shot I took multiple takes. Next, all actors were shown jumping and dancing at the party. This scene was pretty easy to film and it used a tracking shot. After multiple takes of this scenes, I moved onto the next. The next scene showed the DJ at the party changing music and dancing at the party! This scene was very fun to feel and I had a lot of fun! After this, the final scene was filmed showing all the actors dancing and jumping, ending in a freeze frame! Finally, filming was concluded!