So yesterday our group filmed what could either be a draft shoot or our final shoot, depending on how things work out in editing. We assembled at 9am at our location and had three actors to work with. Our script wasn’t completely finished, but we did the best with what we had at the time. Jack and I both did the camera work, and Helen was working with the audio recording. We wanted to use two cameras so that it would take a shorter amount of time to film as we could have more of a variety of shots. Although, we did go through parts of the scripts a significant amount of times to perfect it and have lots of different angles and shots. Because we were shooting three subjects, with three crew members, in a small dorm room, it proved difficult to move around and feel comfortable during the whole shoot. I soon forgot about how little room there was because I honestly just wanted to get everything we needed to create our media artefact. There weren’t many changes made to the script during the shoot, which I thought was pretty strange, but I guess because we needed to have a fair amount of research in the script, there wasn’t much improvisation we could do and improvements on the spot. After the shoot we were all pretty exhausted but I’m sure we were all confident in what we had shot and probably all eager to get a start on editing.