Day 1 - Pre-production
Consisted of creating a three column script. It was a rough outline of how i wanted the clip to look. I also considered different effects and transitions i could use in order to best exaggerate the concept of the clip.
Day 2 - Filming
I filmed all shots multiple times. I experimented with shot sizes and angles so i could have a variety of different clips by the end of the editing phase and i could choose the best ones. I had a few issues with filming. They were all relatively small and easy to fix/change. Lighting was an issue. As i filmed the clip in multiple different locations, the lighting often changed and the aesthetic value of the clips when edited together was weakened (I resolved this issue in day 3). The most annoying issue in the filming process was faults in the three column script. In my experience, I have learned that my ideas for the three column script sometimes don't transfer well to actually being filmed. The ending that i had written was actually quite week after I looked over the footage. To resolve this, I re-filmed an improvised ending which is on the final product.
Day 3 - Editing
The editing phase was much less time consuming then I initially thought it would be. The sound effects I've used in the clip are actually sounds that I recorded myself
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