Filming

Filming was fairly successful. The location was empty so some hazards outlined on the risk assessment were reduced. The weather was very nice which meant that the colour lighting could not be used as the natural lighting was too bright for the colour lighting to show up. Some elements of the storyboard were unable to be filmed in practice and still be done of  a high quality so they were either changed or cut completely. For example, the case of the colour lighting. Instead of this effect a spare tyre was roled in front of the camera to give the impression that the other car had in fact exploded. Nevertheless, the pre-production phase, such as the shotlist/screenplay/storyboards and the organisation of time management, were extremely helpful as it reduced time-wasting and the actors knew exactly what to do and what was expected of them. Overall, it was good and I have now begun editing the sequence together.