These are the scenes where we colour corrected them in order to make them lighter because the feedback we got was that it was too dark, so we made it lighter however not too late because it would make it look grey.
Saturday, 15 November 2014
Friday, 14 November 2014
EDITING - day 7
These are more images of day 7 editing, finalising sounds, and footage, seeing what to leave and what we could take out as our film came to a longer period of time than we wanted.
Thursday, 13 November 2014
Editing- Day 6
These are the planning sheets we used to show what clip we will use out of all the footage we took, these are also pictures of us discussing what to include what we should do and what footage is relevant. We also discussed team meeting decisions and what has changed, we stayed back after college hours and during lunch to complete our film getting continuous feedback in order for us to improve this film for our target audience.
Wednesday, 12 November 2014
EDITING - DAY 5

Here we have contrasted the footage, as you can see from the colour wheel. and we have decided what to re take due to the lighting etc.
EDITING - DAY 4

During this process we found new filters changing the footage making it look more interesting. It makes it look more yellow, blue bright or dark. Making it more gloomy because some of our footage is light and some are very dark.
Monday, 3 November 2014
WEATHER REPORT Day 3-

The weather report for the first day we were filming in the container.This helped us decide whether we should leave some objects inside or outside incase of rain and wet weather. Also the bags we were carrying where we would put them etc and equipment. We didn't have to drag everything into college.
FILMING - DAY 3







These are images of the cargo which is located in college grounds, where we cleared out the cargo in order for us to film the kidnapping scene. we filmed only half of what we wanted to film due to time and having to put everything back into the container.Taking most of the items out took around 20 mins. putting everything back took around an hour due to heavy objects and gaps in the cargo.
The cargo was dark whilst we were filming so we bought additional lighting in order to view the people inside helping the camera person see also.
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