Our group finally finished filming, which was scheduled for
two nonconsecutive days.
Because the first day of filming consisted of shooting most
of the music video, we decided to start filming from 8 o’clock in the morning.
The weather was very sunny which surprised us. However, because we knew that the weather would be mostly cloudy, we decided to film the outside shots that
were set for daytime, which consists of the protagonist’s memories from when
she was happy with her boyfriend. The fact that the weather was very nice
worked well for this part of the video, mainly because having pathetic fallacy
in the video helps with making the audience engage with the characters
memories.
After shooting outside, we moved on filming all of the other
shots that had the actor playing the boyfriend. This is because we knew that
the actor couldn’t stay for the entirety of the day, and thus, we prioritized all
of the shots in which he had to be in. Thankfully, we got to film all of the
scenes in which he had to be just before he left, leaving us with the night
scenes and the scenes in which the protagonist is packing her bags and having a
mental breakdown. Although we tried to film as fast as possible, we did
encounter technical difficulties, mainly because the batteries for the DSLR
cameras did not last for a long time. We charged the batteries during
lunchtime, however, we still lost a lot of time in which we could have perfected
or filming experience.
By the end of the day, we had to film the night scenes in
which the protagonist leaves the house. The weather was slightly cold; however,
we did not encounter rain or humidity. The filming went as planned, and we
finished earlier than we expected, which was a surprise since the night scenes
were one of the most numerous ones from all of the locations we decided to
shoot.
Last but not least, the second day of shooting consisted of
our protagonist performing in the studio. The idea behind these scenes was to
assure to the viewer that in the end, the protagonist got over the relationship
and lived a happy and healthy life. The performance scenes went well, and
although we had to film three times (close shot, medium shot and long shot), we
managed to finish quite fast, which was both satisfying and relieving.
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