Not enough key footage of subjectWe are
lacking footage involving the main subject of our documentary. However footage we do have includes establishing
shots, interviews and any other footage involving the public, is complete.
This means we have to step up our filming schedule and get key material first.
Recording stopped automatically
This is a
camera error which has continuously affected footage as the camera (Canon 550D) would stop
recording at random points when filming important footage, such as interviews. I
have conducted research and I believe the error message may have something to do
with the memory card and, to resolve the issue, formatting the memory card is
necessary when it is put back into the camera. Searching on youtube for further answers this video helped and confirmed it was a memory card issue.
(This is a different model of the Canon 550D Camera we are using*)
Landscape/portrait camera work
Unfortunately some
footage was filmed with the camera positioned incorrectly and it cannot be
rotated without a loss of quality, therefore we will be recording the necessary
footage again on Sunday 18th
November. This is down to miscommunication between me and the cameraman.
Miscommunication/timing
Some
miscommunication occurred before our production schedule was accurate and
complete which meant footage was not taken as I (Director) and individuals
involved with camera work were not in the same place at the same time. This has had a negative impact because we have had to extend our period to film. This further enforces the need for a production schedule as all members of the crew know where to be, when and what needs to be film.
Developing an understanding of documentary (what we
want)We are beginning to develop an understanding of the
direction we want our documentary to go in to ensure we succeed in portraying
the message of it. The shape and direction of our documentary has changed with more information we gather such as 'filming an unscripted documentary'. This means our documentary may move away from our treatment.
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