Construction Post 3: Reflections on our Main Shoot Session

Our priorities for this shoot are to shoot efficiently like we had done during our tests shoot (using a shootboard) and shooting our new shots till we're satisfied with them.
Here are some rushes and bloopers of the shoot.

What went well:

1. We knew exactly what we were going to shoot and shot many shots from various angles so that when it came to editing we had a range to choose from.
2. Our teamwork was great as always and we had many laughs trying to shoot and direct Mario's actions to make Guy's personality shine through as much as possible.
3. We dressed up the set better by putting up more posters and laying all his games out rather than placing them somewhere obscure.

What was bad:

1. It wasn't sunny which affected the mood of our scenes and worse it was windy and rainy so our sound got affected and shooting in the cold meant we focused less on the quality of our shots.
2. There was a period of time when people kept walking through our film set so we had to wait a while before we could resume shooting. That wasted some time but it was not a major problem.

Overall, I think we progressed but we need a back up shoot because I'm not fully satisfied with what we achieved for our main shoot.

This is a list detailing the improvements we came up with for our back-up shoot.