Our first half of the shoot proved successful and we are happy with the footage taken. We had a few problems but found ways to over come them such as the red flooring which we covered with black material, we had to decide on which space we were going to use for the shots to be more effective, which we decided would be the floor opposed to the stage.
We then had a problem with the the lights and their batteries but soon overcome this by swapping them every so often to keep them working the way we needed them to.
The previous dummy run of using the green screen and green ring seemed very helpful as it enabled us know how to use the equipment properly successfully use it in our real shoot with no problems.
Below are the photos taken on shoot:
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| Tom using the camera and checking shots were lined up using the rule of thirds and checking the lighting was correct for the type of shot we desired. |
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| Rosie setting up the lights in order to create a silhouette by placing them behind the performer and lighting the front in the slightest to highlight some main features. |
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| Our actress in her costume getting ready to be filmed. The camera is correctly set up for shooting and the lights positioned where necessary. |
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| Using the green screen to film our actress spinning as if in a music box. For this we using a turning exercise plate in order for her to keep still and positioned whilst Rosie laid on the floor and manually span her round slowly, which proved effective in what we wished it to look like. |
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| The feet of our actress on the turning board. |
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