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11th May 2017

This was the first day of filming. My group went out to collect footage from West Kent College. We weren't focusing on one specific part of the college, we were collecting establishing shots from all over the college. We started at the front of the college, so we could work our way through the college and finish up back at our classroom. We got a couple of panning shots at the front and then progressed to the canteen. The footage we collected wasn't that good, which makes we quite concerned for the rest of the production. A lot of it was wobbly or out of focus, so we might have to re-film to make it as good as possible. We got footage from the LRC as well which shows students working and chatting. We are trying to get as much different and interesting content from all over the college, which is why we aren't sticking to one area. This is also just stick footage that can be used by anyone. This will be useful for my classmates and college students in the footage.

Afterwards I downloaded and logged all the footage that we had collected. This allowed me to look through it all and pick all the best bits and delete the worst bits. Logging the footage is important as it allows you to locate bits of footage at a later date without going through every single video to find it. 

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