2. Indoor filming and photo shoot There was normally five six people in the area where we was filming. So while the performers were changing there clothes, the rest of the people, including me and Tak, would set up the lights and the props to save time. This would usually start at 3.30 pm and take between 5 and 10 minutes. Then we would quickly go over the exact scene we plan to film and what photo’s to take and set up the performers, including me and Tak, and be ready to begin filming. This normally took us 5 minutes. This is when the actual filming began. Then towards the end we took the photos we felt we needed. This lasted just over an hour’s and during its time we filmed several different planned scenes over and over again and we had the photos we wanted.
3. Indoor filming and photo shoot 4. We took out 5 minutes afterwards to have a look at the footage and the photos. 5. Packed up all the equipment and got changed. This took about 10 minutes. The over timing of filming was about an hour and a half. We got a lot of footage within the time we had to film.
4. Outdoors filming and photoshoot Everyone who was performing had to get changed indoors and then go outside so this took about 10 minutes. We had little if any lights outside. The majority of the time it was just sunlight. Similarly to indoors, we went over what we were going to film, this took about 5 minutes. The same applied for the photo shoot. We filmed and took photos for about an hour like indoors. A variation of different scenes and at times we had to move location. Lastly we took 5 minutes out at the end to look over the footage we had filmed and shot. Outdoors sometimes seemed to take longer but there wasn't too much of a difference of time between filming and shooting indoors and outdoors.
