Pages

Monday, 3 March 2014

Day 1 Liverpool

#



When we arrived in Liverpool we didn't stop for much time in the Hostel, our plan was to get out and film as much graffiti and street art we could find or at least find some of the best Locations that we could then film in the next day or day after. We had looked at google maps for where to go and it wasn't long before we had found Mann street which as far as street art goes doesn't get much more covered. 

The most possitive aspect that came out of the first day is when shooting a small piece of art on a door a woman came out explaing to us that she knew who had done it and could get a contact for us for a possible interview with this person called Tomo. 

The first day was also when we would use the tracks and assemble them so that they go along side the certain piece of street art so we could do a tracking shot alongside them. Instantly the shot did look good but we had a problem in the way of the ground the pipes were lay on as it was very bumpy meaning smooth tracks were near to impossible. The jolts weren't as regular as we thought they were when looking back on the footage which meant however we could cut up some of the shots in editing before any of the jolts. We did get quick at setting them up and moving them to a different location which helped gain more tracking shots than we had hoped and in different locations. 

When back at the hostel we had a meeting to end the day, I backed up all the footage taken from my camera as well as the other camera that had been taking cut away shots onto my laptop and hardrive. We then as a group decided that when we have the interviews tomorrow that only the main four production people should be there which would be, meself as camera, Hannah as producer, Noah as director and Alex on sound. This is because it would give a chance for Oliver and Saul to go out and film a few more shots of the Graffiti and street art for the cut aways within the edit while we could film the interviews without them. Hannah then wrote down the questions everyone in the team thought we should ask to the people from Urban Canvas.

  

No comments:

Post a Comment