Hey its your favorite blogger coming in with a new blog! Today I will be talking the process for filming the opening sequence for our film. We started filming on February 20, since this was the day when all of our schedules aligned and when we would be able to get the most filming done. Let me just start off by saying that this was not filmed in the order of beginning to end. We started filming around the noon, we had around four characters on set and the first scene we did was the scene at target. We filmed the scene when out main protagonist saw the antagonist watching them from the distance. This was kind of weird to film since this scene was in a very public setting and there was plenty of people passing behinds us. Not to mention it was especially awkward when someone needed to grab something from the shelf behind us. Other than the embarrassment of filming in public I would say that filming this scene went rather nicely. The next scene we filmed was the unpacking car scene where ...
Hey guys its your favorite blogger coming in with a new blog! Today we finished filming all the scenes we couldn't finish on our last filming day. Since there was only a few scenes left, great care was taken to make sure these last few scenes were shot perfectly. The scenes that were filmed today included any and all flash back and running scenes. This was very difficult due to location and schedule conflicts but eventually we decided on a good day to film. Some of these scenes were shot at a church since that would make the flashback scene seem more realistic. It does this by providing a location change different from any of our previous known locations like Target of Giovanna's home. We kind of got this out of a random place though, I really didn't think we needed a different location but after some thought I think it makes sense. By having this scene take place in a different location it would make it seem that our protagonist could not have known what would happen. See...
Hey guys its your favorite blogger coming in with a new blog! Today I continued on my journey on editing the opening sequence of the film. Before I shortened some of the scenes from the opening sequence the video was around four minutes long. After I cut out all extra or unneeded scenes from the film I was left with three minutes and forty seconds. Then I shortened some of the scenes that had the action and cut sequence the video was around three minutes and thirty seconds. Then I tried to shorten up some of the other scenes in the opening sequence. At this point I was extremely annoyed at the situation, why couldn't the length of the sequence go down to the time limit. This is not the first time I have had the issue of trying to shorten the film time. This happened in my last project, the music video, as well. I do not understand why it is so difficult to shorten down the length of the opening. The last time I had this issue, I went to my teammates for help and they suggested to...
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