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Despite all this, the shoot went pretty well once we started. We made a checklist of all the shots that we still need to get which we used consistently throughout the session. We planned to reshoot the long shots of the band from our first studio session as well as some glidecam shots of the band, mid shots of each band member lipsynching, mid shots of each band member posing in their costume and a long shot of the band members messing around in their superhero costumes. By this point we were only sticking very loosely to the shoot schedule as it made more sense to judge what was needed a couple of days in advance as opposed to weeks before. We had also hoped to reshoot the Nintendo 64 shots as the performances in our original footage could have been stronger. However, the Nintendo was not available and we wouldn't have had time to get these shots anyway.
Mahalia motivating Alice to be more energetic during her solo mid shot |
This video compares some of our early footage to the retakes that we did in this shoot. There isn't too much difference in how Kayvon acts although he is a bit more mobile in the reshot footage. He looks confident and uses his space, looking into the camera a lot and lipsynching convincingly. Alice and I improved quite a lot from the first shoot. Alice moves around more and plays the bass more convincingly, as well as looking more excited and happy. Her lipsynching is much better and she looks like she is enjoying the performance which is what was lacking from the original clips. I looked into the camera a lot more during this shoot which makes my character appear more confident. I, like Alice, improved my lipshynching since the first shoot and my performance is more convincing.
Getting into costume for the superhero mid shots |
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