Production - Filming Final Task #4

 


The last two days of filming were great! Making a list really helped. Also, taking a step back and regrouping really did wonders for my mindset. I was so focused on what was going wrong that I couldn't see the solution. It was a vicious circle I had a hard time breaking out of. I was so worried I was going to get backed up in my filming, and that was making my anxiety even worse. Taking a break and rethinking was definitely what I needed to do. I think filming the angles I needed, of unrelated footage, helped as well. Filming was much smoother and much less stressful. While I did not do more than was on my list, I did finish the list.  Yeah, me!

The scenes I focused on were the indoor scenes. Particularly the ones in the bedroom. The interaction between Lachlan and Hiro were important to me. That is where the real comedy is supposed to happen. I reshot all the scenes I had  already shot and asked my dad for some help with the camera this time. My stand was just not cutting it. Instead I had him hold it and directed him what to do and how to hold it. This worked out much better. I will be reviewing the footage tomorrow, but I am pretty confident that I will be able to move on and shoot more scenes. The only concern I have is the sound. I think it was better this time, but I won't know until I review everything I shot. 

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