The first day of the
shoot was revolving around the first scene of the script in Encliffe Park. Our
whole group was there with our actress Ellie (playing Abby) and we got to work
straight away. Our producer, Ellen, had already visited the location earlier in
the week and in combination with our director, Luke.F’s, shot list notes, we
started filming straight away. However, due to the lack of dialogue in this
particular scene, being on sound meant recording atmospheric sounds around the
location with the sound recorder Luke.H. An issue we found was the wind was
very strong that day so we couldn’t get a lot of good stereo recordings of the
park, but we did get a few along with wildlife sounds (birds) and child’s
laughter which I could use in sound design to portray happy emotions (like in
the end scene). I will review these captured sounds with Luke later in the week
in case we need to re-record some of them or get more sounds from that location
at a later date.
The second day of
filming was in the house and due to the time limit we had in there and the
amount of shots we needed made the day a lot more hectic so I had to do a lot of
the sound recording myself, as well as help out set up cameras, and carry
equipment around. However we did numerous takes of the scenes we needed to get
at different camera angles and compositions in which time I also recorded 3/4 sections
of the same dialogue which will allow me to select the best one in post and use
it with the in conjunction with the variety of shots. I also recorded a few
non-diagetic sounds such as the door opening and closing, a bag being thrown on
a table, and just the general sounds of the actors walking within the room’s
atmos. I am currently review these sounds to check for quality, renaming the
files on the Marantz and writing up a list of sounds we still may need to
record referring to Luke’s sound list.
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