I took some extra shots that did not make it to the final video so I am going to post some of them and explain why they were not used in the final video.
Let's begin with the first few shots that I took on production day 3.
I took shots in both darkness and day light so I could see which ones do I have to use.
Now comes the shots I took at production day 1. I took multiple shots of the tap at first as the one attached above, the thing is this was the start of my suspenseful film with the sound in the background and both the shot and sound would be used multiple times in the shoot afterwards so I wanted these to be perfect. (Note: Can y'all notice the corn syrup can in the background that I ordered to make blood from it.) Then for the fan shot, I didn't realize my finger was showing on camera so took a new one.
The most challenging shot of day 1 as mentioned in the production process are attached above, We took multiple shots of the phone call so enjoy these funny shots where either my actor wakes up late, or the phone just did not ring because we have no idea what was wrong with the phone or I did not adjust the lighting of the shot. The phone was an unpaid artist so maybe that's why he was just not doing his job properly.
I also took multiple shots of the actor- Different close-ups and a compelling performance was needed as the facial expressions and movement of my actor should match the sound and scenes that would appear in editing. Specially for these shots, I was aiming for a performance that would engage the audience constantly as They were coming in between again and again.
I took some extra continuous shots of the terrace scene as if I need extra shots in case my film opening is shorter I would add these too but did not need these as my film opening was of the right length.
Analysis of selecting footage:
I choose this shot as it perfectly shows the actor's point-of-view as I took it from the exact same location where he was sitting on the bed before this shot and in a flow I showed the actress who was laying down on the bed, dead. I choose this close-up shot of the cup as I just needed a 1 second shot that I would add in between of the chaotic shots when they are getting mixed. It emphasizes on just the cup and a part of the girl drinking the tea and the actor is in the background.
I choose both of these over-the-shoulder shots to show both the character's expressions and to show what both of them would be saying to each other- just through their expressions as I have shown a ludo game and their connection through it.
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