Due to the setting of our sequence, which mainly takes place outside, we always knew it was going to be difficult because we could not guarantee that the weather or the light would allow us to capture the mood we wanted, it was always going to present us with some sort of difficulty.
Because we had spread our filming out between two seperate days, we had to make sure that we chose days that were relatively similar with light and fog etc. We had to make sure that we went out and filmed at the same time each day to avoid there being different lighting levels in each scene. This again was a problem because towards the end of our first day it had began to get dark and at the start of out second day it was much lighter. because we had already filmed it wasn't an option to complete anymore filming so we had to go with the footage we had and try and rectify the error during editing. To sort the problem out we had to name the films from the day they were filmed, so when we were at the editing stage we hat to play around with the lighting levels of each shot to make sure they were all of an equal level. Whilst this was a major problem initially, we felt that we rectified it by changing the lighting and brightness during the editing stage.
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