Myself, Robert and the rest of the film crew spent the afternoon filming up on East Hill on the 22nd January. We assembled all of the essential equipment including the trio-pod, camera and boom microphone at 11:15 am. We then straight away went into the filming of the interrogation scene.

The day went well overall, and had some bad parts throughout, including some bad footage and incorrectly recorded sound. We also forgot to shoot some certain shots we wanted to shoot which automatically made Robert and I know that we would have to do another day of filming in this location. So we had no choice but to wait until the next filming day. Also the actors acting qualities decreased as the day went along due to tiredness and the sheer brutal coldness of the rural area. The good parts of the day included some funny moments that got us through the day swell as some very good quality shots that we will use for our main short film. Overall, our actors are very happy to perform in our short film production and are thrilled to be acting in roles they all enjoy.



We managed to film some of the interrogation scene which we will use for our actual short film, and we successfully completed the running chase scene which we were very proud of producing. We were able to accomplish this by myself driving my car at a slow speed, while Robert films Luke/Morgan running on the other side of the road.

For our next day of filming on the 22nd January, Robert and I have already begun preparing our equipment and plans for this 3rd day of filming. This next day of filming will take place in our next scene which is located on East Hill in Ottery St Mary (a much more rural area than Exeter.) I have been making a rough checklist that I have ticked off what equipment Robert and myself are planning to take with us to use, as well as making a Facebook chat for our actors to confirm their attendances to these filming days. Below is a scanned image of the rough checklist:

Both Robert and I have recently been researching and planning our main scene which we are being very precise about the conventions including props, costumes and locations. The following presentation shows evidence of our planning:
   

To be alert on how much Robert and I have agreed to spend, We have made a budget table of all of the props and accessories that we have used in our film that cost us money to obtain. Underneath is our budget table that clearly outlines each of the individual prices of everything we have used as well as the total:

Item number	Name of object/prop	Price of object/prop
1	Parking Ticket    X2	£5.20
2	Mercedes A200 CDI rental X3	£90.00
3	Petrol mileage – 14miles X4 plus 12 mile X2	£ 8.00
4	Balaclava	£2.00
5	revolver	£55.00
6	Dessert eagle	£20.00
7	Gas mask	£20.00
8	Smoke grenades	£17.00
9	Filming equipment	£350.00
10	Ford Fiesta(s) petrol	£10.00
	Total	£577.20