Our group has a problem with time management and communication. The problems were mainly because of finding actors being left to literally the last minute and missing shots during the editing process. During filming, we took longer because rather than filming all the scenes needed at one location, we were bouncing back and forth from place to place and we currently still need more time to complete a scene. We lost actors but were able to revive from it on the second day of filming at school. Although some of the people in my group underestimated the difference a bounce coard makes, I am pleased by the lighting in the film for the nightmare scene.
My biggest concern in the moment are the incomplete scene and the shots missing in the middle of an action, so it seems choppy while editing instead of smooth. I'm sure that more close-ups would have been better to give the audience a claustrophobic feeling, suspense, and uneasiness rather than watching the action from a distance. The chase scene I had looked forward to seems to have less action and suspense while editing it today.
My biggest concern in the moment are the incomplete scene and the shots missing in the middle of an action, so it seems choppy while editing instead of smooth. I'm sure that more close-ups would have been better to give the audience a claustrophobic feeling, suspense, and uneasiness rather than watching the action from a distance. The chase scene I had looked forward to seems to have less action and suspense while editing it today.
