Meeting Notes

We have had various meetings as a group and we of course decided on the genre/theme of our opening sequence in the first meeting and then proceeded to draw up a story board. Which can be seen in our post about project development  We also thought about specific shots that we would like to use, this can also be seen in the project development post as we have uploaded images of us whilst working.


Later meetings, we discussed about where we are with our work and then we figured out what step we next needed to take, for example we would set individuals the tasks of researching sound tracks which could used for our piece or even titles and artwork which could be effective.

Editing

We have nearly finished editing our piece and it will soon be finished, it has taken time but we're almost complete, we have used the software Adobe Premier and below is an example of us editing. The left side organizing our clips and on the right the preview, on the bottom is our timeline.

Locations

At first we said that we would shoot our opening sequence at the putney exchange centre as we thought it would create a good atmosphere and it suited our plans for filming and allowed us to film exactly how we wanted to, however this came with diffuculties as we was not allowed to film at putney due to private property permissions.

So then we decided that we would film in New Malden car park,  we chose this as it was also just as convenient for us as it did not not restrict any of the shots which we had olanned to shoot in Putney, New Malden was also convenient due to where most of us live.

Here are pictures off where we filmed in New Malden.

 These four images above and to the left are all the images of our location on the roof of the car park, we thought it was effective because of the open space and the back drop it gives with the view as it overlooks everything else.

These two are images of the stairs and the lifts, which are both used in our opening scene, we used a lift and stairs as we wanted to highlight the contrast between the two different characters.