The first set of filming we did, the second house scene, was a tough shot to do. We used lighting effectively to convey the feeling of a dark room- even though we began filming at 1:00pm. The use of blankets to cover the window worked rather well, as through the curtains you couldn't see the blankets blocking the sunlight. We made use of a reflector to direct the artificial light, lighting up our main character's face.
We began filming our 'scavaging' scene; however half way through the filming we noticed a drastic change in lighting- one we couldn't recreate. So, we postponed that film shoot to the next day.
We decided to take the time to record Foley sound for the pot breaking; below is evidence of ourselves recording the smashing of the pot:
With the change in time and lighting, we decided to do our opening shots. Making use of a hand-held, high-powered, torch and a blue filter we could still show the main character as well as an effective 'moody' lighting. Nonetheless, it was still really dark, thankfully the risks surrounding the road were low- plus a high visibility jacket to know we were filming resulted in no accidents.
To wrap up the day we did the first house scene, a few simple shots that show our main character going to sleep and waking up again. Again, we made use of artificial lighting however this time we also used a black filter to block some of the light, as it was too much to give a dark vibe.
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