Filming Day 3 ( issues arises)

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 Filming Day 3:

This was due to the the feedback we realized we needed to change the ending of the film to leave more of a reason to keep watching and create "enigma". So on this third day of filming we had previously planned on a new ending.


In this new ending, in a simplified way, he would wake up but on a bus, and he would look around confused as to why he was on a bus and contemplating if what he experienced was  a dream or reality, he would then promptly get off and look outside to see he was outside of the girls street and he gets a message from the girl saying "Dont be late!". This will create confusion and want the viewer wanting to know what happens next and why he was on a bus   etc.


The filming was delayed repeatedly due to weather conditions not being favorable but this was the least of our problems. We managed to get permission to film on a bus however do to some complications we couldn't film with full freedom and due to this we weren't able to get sufficient shots to build up on our narrative. This was very demotivating as our plan was very exciting and we were sure it would be a good way to end the opening, but unfortunately we will have to scrap this and try something else.

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