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production blog: water scene


    
 Hey blog! its me again. Its our last day filming! I drove to Maddie's house around 5:30 so we all would make it to the beach by sunset maybe a little before. Once I got there I began to layout was would be filmed. After agreeing my group and I started to head over there. when arrived I noticed it was just about to be unset. So I told my group that we should just begin filming. As my group walked and talked about how it will go we began. I started off by filming my group mate as she was texting on the phone. This was a very important part of our climax. It led into a introduction of what was about to happen.  After that I was in the video until after the climax. The final scene I recorded was the bystander watching as someone kills the other. This opened up our video to a dramatic ending. After recording the bystander I also recorded the murder as they stood in the water starring at their hands thinking about what they have done. I used a wide shot and a high, eye, and low angle. The sunset gave it the touch the video needed. The lighting fit well in the end. Of course it was not perfect the first time recording so I has to redo it several times. That's it for today blog. We finally finished. Until next time. Karin logging off. 


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