On October 22nd, the group met at 3:25 PM in Tooting to continue filming their video. They filmed until 6 PM when it got dark, allowing them to capture the remaining shots needed to complete their editing. Photos from the filming show the main actors through a café window, where the group set up props to make the scene more realistic. They used a tripod to avoid capturing production crew in the reflection, though some members of the public passed by which added realism. Further photos show the actors in the café, where antique posters and a menu enhanced realism and large windows brought in light for a bright atmosphere contrasting the news being given. Café staff continued serving customers without acknowledging the camera.

1. On the 22nd of October our group met at 3:25 on Welham road, Tooting, in order to film more. We filmed until six- when it got dark. We managed to gather the remaining shots that we required to edit and complete our video. I took photographs of the filming process that can be seen below: 457200-116840 114300093345 1371600-158750Above is our main actor and actress pictured through the window of the Café. We set up cutlery, plates and mugs to make the scene look more realistic. We could see the reflection in the glass of the café. In order to overcome this the best we could, we used a tripod so that none of the production crew were seen. However, it is still possible to see members of the public passing by. We feel that the members of the public make it more realistic. 457200107315 914400-228600 The three photographs above are taken of the actors in the café. The antique posters on the wall and the menu add to the realism of the scene. The large windows let in a lot of light and make the shot look bright and airy- contrasting to the news the actor has to give. The staff in the café were very helpful, they continued to serve the other costumers and didn’t acknowledge the camera. 11430007543800