Last day of filming

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Today we’ll be talking about our fourth day of filming. This day was dedicated to our last scene of the entire film. All these shots were recorded inside, downstairs. For our lighting we utilized natural lighting closing the curtains in such a way that showed just a bit of light so the environment would be darker and tenser. The lack of light forces the audience to imagine threats, making their shock more unpredictable. Additionally, the dim lighting makes the audience focus on small details, anticipating something to emerge.

 All our group members showed up this day although we were all on a time crunch since we were going on a 4-day college trip the next day. The entire filming process this day was by far the most challenging, as it was much harder than predicted to make it flow naturally. In a previous blog I mentioned we had two different solutions one where Jonathan is the killer and another where Jasmine is the killer. In our first solution where Jonathan pops up behind Jasmine and kills her it was very straightforward and easily executed. Our second solution however was a great idea but once we tried to execute it, it seemed very choppy and low quality. This led us to refilm our first solution multiple times and later while editing pick the best shot for the film.

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