Problems Encountered

As a group, we've been looking over our footage over and over again and we've come to a decision that we needed to re-do our footage, due to the fact of a lack of continuity in our footage and the poor lighting in a series of shots. Straightaway, before we even started filming, we had problems in setting up the tripod. This is because when we took the tripod out the bag it was all in pieces, therefore we had to put all the pieces together, which took up a lot of time. Which also made me realise that we need to take more time with our footage, therefore we need to plan a day, where nobody has any plans. Before we started filming we had to work out who's filming what, as everybody has to have a chance of filming. For example, Jack Rundle was one of the main characters in our opening sequence, therefore we had to work which part he was going to film. What we could of done was plan before the actual filming day, therefore we would of been able to utilise all the time efficiently.
Furthermore, I noticed that we could of used a variety of different shots to express how confused Joel Beckford was. Therefore there was limited footage to use for our opening sequence, which means as a group we thought that we could do a lot better.