Filming 24th January

Unfortunately Louis could not be there, and neither could Daisy, which meant that the scene me and Louis had planned before could not go through.

What we had wanted to happen was for the scene to show more about the relationship between Ainsley and Daisy. There was going to be a bedroom scene where from a high angle the camera would see the couple lying in bed together, the angle of the camera would then come down low to view the side of Daisy's face to see a tear falling down her face which would link to the lyrics "I can see widows and orphans through my tears". The camera would then go back to a high angle to see to see the couple turn away from each other so they are back to back. we would then take one shot of then couple in bed together, then we would remove Ainsley and lated on in the editing process we would hope to create an effect where Ainsley would fade from the bed, showing through the narrative that he had left Daisy.

However with Daisy unavailable we chose to have a diiferent scene. We decided that Ainsley should enter the room, walk over to a picture and cry himself, to keep the visuals and lyrics linked. Then within the picture we should show Ainsley and Daisy beng happing and laughing. We could not decide whether we would do this by layering the screens on top on each other or by green-screen. With this in mind I placed a green piece of paper in the frame just in case. However in the editing process we decided to go with layering effect as we had become more at ease with this effect due to using it before in Daisy's feild scene, whereas with green-screen though we had research it we had no experimented with it ourselves.

With the moving photograph clip, we chose a clip from where Daisy and Ainsley had had a lapse in concentration and giggled during their scene. We the turned it black-and-white to show it was from the past, and slowed it down to create the dramatic effect of them laughing together and being happy. We then put it down to size and put in position.