Day 2 of Filming

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 Filming Day 2:

The second day was very similar to the first everything was unexpectedly going according to plan, there were no major interruptions as such. However we were loosing light quite fast which was a problem as the film needed to feel continuous and not filmed on different days. We started off with the scene in which the protagonist wakes up in his bedroom, hastily gets ready for his date and rushes outside finding a bike. Then we moved onto the scenes outside which we did take quite some time on re doing as they werent coming out as we desired and this did cause us to loose some light, which some minor editing can fix.



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