Evaluation of the shoot day

Evaluation of the shoot day

Our shoot day began at 9am on a Wednesday morning and our protagonists appeared on time in the studio. We then started to paint the not finished white walls with rose hearts, while Scott and Carl set up the lights.
We shot the "heart room" with the band playing in it, using the camera, cutting from wide to mid shots and close ups.
The first couple of hours went better than expected and at 12pm we, our group, Matt and Luke and our two main protagonists, got into the bus and driving to Millie's house.
This appeared to be the harder shooting part because we had to take a camera which cuts every 10 seconds so we can later edit it to animation, so that our final video is a combination of life action and animation. This action took us ages, setting up the lights, using two different cameras and cooking three eggs till we actually got a kind-of heart-shaped egg.
In my opinion, the shoot was a success because our cast helped us out with many suggestions and patience, while we were nervous if everything worked out how it should be. We shot everything, apart from the photos, which we are going to do on Monday so that we then start the editing process. If I do it again I would change our organization, in terms of the painting of the white walls with hearts, because that could have given us more time. Other than that I am quite happy with our shoot day.
However, we made a lot of changes during the day because not everything what we imagined worked out that well how we expect it to. Scenes of Mimi singing in the bed had to be left out because of the lack of time, but still we got her singing in the heart room which gives us new room for cutting Mimi and Jack together when they're singing together.
Over all I would consider our shoot day as a good one because we followed our idea in rough shape and had new ideas during the process of shooting the music video.