Shooting

Our first location of the day was Waterloo station. We were set up at filming by 11 o'clock. We briefed our actor on what we wanted him to do and then waited for a large group of people to come out of the station at the same time. To make it look as though there were more people a few members of our group walked out of the station as well. I filmed this scene a few times at different angles, but when we came to edit it we realised that because there were different groups of people some people appeared and some disappeared.

We set up the tripod ready for when a group of people walked out of the station. This worked a few times but we could tell that some of the public were looking directly at the camera and some groups were walking past talking directly to the camera.

I did the majority of the filming throughout the day. The camera that we were working with was broken and so we couldn't see what we were filming. This made it hard to film low angle shots as we couldn't see on the screen whether the camera was in the right place. This proved very annoying throughout the day.















Filming at another location of Jack walking up the stairs. We did this a few times from different angles and is one of my favourite  continuity sequences of the opening.




     

By the time we got to our final out side location for shooting it was getting dark . We still filmed but when uploading it we felt that it was too dark compared to the rest of the shots and we didn't want it to look as though the character had been walking through London all day. Also we filmed Westminster last but it would not be the last part of our opening. Therefore we took it out of our film.