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Shooting - Final New Scene

 When we changed our beginning scene we had to re-shoot it one day after school. We were going to shoot this scene at Toms house because he had the idea of shooting down one of his ally ways and then I would go around the corner and then get hit by a car. We had to shoot a few of the same shots again so we could edit to get fast passed cuts. One  thing we found hard was staying in the same position when shooting from different angles and making sure we didn't have any continuity errors.




Here are a few screenshots of the clips that we got like the beginning shot to establish that Chester is the main character.

Then another shot showing the other two characters.

Here is when lewis ( camera man ) would stand in different positions to get different angles so when editing we could use fast paced editing.




This was when we used a zoom out of when I am dead on the floor showing isolation with the blood running down my face.

Location For New scene

For the new scene that we are going to add we are filming it down one of our friends alley ways. We decided to shoot near his house so we were easily able to get all the equipment from his house and then cycle to the ally way and then film. We also used this alley way so we could ask his mum to get there car and drive it to the alley way so we could shoot it with a car to make it more realistic rather than just having my face on the floor. Using the car meant that we could show the audience what happened to me so it would make more sense.

We will cycle down the alley way towards the right and then I will be at the front so when I turn the corner I will hit the car straight on. Cycling down the alley way meant that Lewis (Camera man) meant that he could stand in different places and shoot the same scene so when we came to editing we could use fast paced cuts to create tension.