Crooksbury Common – Day 1
So, for the first day, our location was
Crooksbury Common. For this shoot, we all met at Klaras house at 9:00am sharp.
Here we all sorted out the equipment we were going to use and prepped to load
up the car. We had a pretty tight schedule as far as shots we needed to get and
we only had the glide cam available to us for a couple of days, so the fact
that the weather wasn’t great was… not so great.
To start with, half our group (including myself) was driven to Crooksbury Common and we set up base there.
To start with, half our group (including myself) was driven to Crooksbury Common and we set up base there.
We had to do two trips as Lawrence was
driving us there and back. Klara, Andre, Karina and myself arrived first and
set up base by the woods. Unfortunately, living in England we of course weren’t
lucky with the weather and the heavens opened up. I managed to make a makeshift
tent to keep the equipment and us mostly dry which kept our spirits up as we
waited for the others.
Once we all arrived, we headed to our first
location, which was on top of the hill, right in the center of Crooksbury
Common. Klara and myself worked closely together, setting up the shots we
needed and took turns on capturing the shots needed. We began filming but
quickly things started to not run as smoothly. Because the weather conditions
were so extreme, we had to take many precautions keeping ourselves dry but most
importantly the equipment, which started to fail. We were completely frozen and
soaked by the end of the shoot, which was really tough for us all.
This also meant we had to make a judgment call to skip some of the shots because the weather was just too extreme. We mutually decided that we could make this up with other shots from different scene and montage them together to keep the storyline going.
This also meant we had to make a judgment call to skip some of the shots because the weather was just too extreme. We mutually decided that we could make this up with other shots from different scene and montage them together to keep the storyline going.
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