Editing Schedule

IMG_0014 THE WITNESS EDITING TIMETABLEThis is an example of the editing schedules we drew up for the editing process. As you can see we made sure we were all editing as much as possible, not only as individuals but as a group too, as this meant we could make group decisions, then carry on perfecting these alone if necessary. 

Overall i think our schedules were very efficient, as they gave other group members insight into who they'd be working with and allowed the teachers to stay up to grips with what we were continuing to do. Not only this but they allowed us to set targets for each week to hopefully keep.

My responsibilities with equipment and on shoot

For our first shoot i took home the tripod, to remember to bring to the location the next day. On the shoot i was in charge of fixing the camera onto the tripod shoe.

On our second shoot my responsibility was the camera, which i took home the afternoon before. In the evening before the shoot i checked the camera batteries were fully charged and that we had the right tape in the camera, stopped at the right point (so as not to go over any footage previously).

On the shoots overall i was in charge of looking after bags, and when all three boys were in the running/chasing shots, i was the designated filmer.

I also had a small part to play in the film, as the dead girl being dragged, this meant i had to be responsible for finding the outfit and doing as what i was told by the director to ensure we got the correct footage.