In addition, as I had to de-construct the set after filming I will need to replicate perfectly to ensure continuity is not broken. Below is an example of one of the photographs I took for reference:
Saturday, 2 January 2016
Potential Continuity Issues
By filming my primary product in two days, which aren't consecutive, it may lead to continuity problems. Obviously the weather conditions may differ and the location may change. As I a filming in a changing, dynamic forest, trees and leaves will fall changing the location aesthetically. Unfortunately this is something which may have to be altered in post production through filters and light levels due to the restrictions I have in terms of the location.
In addition, as I had to de-construct the set after filming I will need to replicate perfectly to ensure continuity is not broken. Below is an example of one of the photographs I took for reference:
In addition, as I had to de-construct the set after filming I will need to replicate perfectly to ensure continuity is not broken. Below is an example of one of the photographs I took for reference:
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