In my previous blog, I discussed the issues my team faced during our first day. However, in this blog, I'm going to be elaborating on what went well and what my team accomplished!
Our team ended up with way more footage than we planned, which is good because it is always better to overshoot. We initially started by following our shot list (seen below), but after a while, we also started filming more creative shots. Some were unique angles of other shots, and others were new ideas we had. It's always useful to have more footage than needed, as it makes the editor's job easier and gives them more to work with.
The shot list was very useful and kept us focused on what exactly we had to be filming at every minute. While filming, we didn't notice any glaringly obvious mistakes, and our technicals seemed mostly good. However, sometimes it's hard to tell on camera, so soon we need to put our footage on a computer and see if it is okay. Thankfully I work with some editing gods who can do magic on premiere pro.
That's all for this blog, see you next time!
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