We started the 1st of our shoots with a rather interesting shoot using the 2 cameras we had to our advantage. Sarah focused on one part of the scene whilst i focused on another. The aim was to limit the time in which it would take to achieve completion. The shots i set up for were as followed: wide shot, tracking forward shot x2, Close up & over shoulder shot. I used a pull focus from the teddy bear at the end of the bed using my own initiative in the shot decision which i think really worked for the the first forward tracking shot in the scene.
At first i was directed to do it hand held for this tracking shot but i thought that a slider would be a lot more smooth & give me the ability to do the pull focus. The color was impeccable for the overall visual quality of the image, it really lit up when looking back at the footage. When doing the close up on Tillie i made sure that the fairy lights in the background were very soft which was in my opinion a beautiful shot that really added to the overall quality of the scene. After achieving this shot i moved onto a wide in which i captured the design of the bedroom itself.
I struggled slight with the wide & the over the shoulder due to the design of the beds layout. Due to it being on the floor it was slightly difficult to frame it right as Janice did not want the floor in shot. I worked around this and used the extra head space that was there but still tried to have Tillie central for the composition. The layout of the lighting was extremely vibrant & the use of a blue LED behind the curtains to recreate the outdoors was a nice touch to really accentuate the shot.
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