Day 4 Filming

This is our final day of filming, and it lasted around 45 minutes to an hour. We all made our way to the bridge over towering roads, in which we filmed a time-lapse of the cars passing as it got darker and darker. The time we went was around five to six o'clock, just after the sun was setting to allow for the difference in time within the footage, showing time passing. For this we just took the DSLR camera and then a tripod, which is essential for this technique because the shot has to be steady all the way through the time-lapse to ensure that there is no movement whatsoever. We set the DSLR setting for "time interval" for 1 second intervals for 480 shots as we calculated this approximately 15 seconds of footage which is what we needed to add to our music video. To ensure that we got the time-lapse we also filmed on Emily's IPhone using the feature 'Time-lapse', just in case the camera footage wasn't the best or something occurred whilst filming with the DSLR. This ensured that we had a backup option and we didn't have to come and re film. After this is added to our music video, it should be completely finished!

Here are some shots from filming:

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