EARNEST - Day 3 of filming

The girls on camera
Getting the title card shots
For our final day of filming, we went to my house after school. The Dapper Stork team and Conor walked there after school, whereas Aneurin got to my house a bit later because he had further to get. We started off by getting a few establishing  of my house o use for the opening title card. The weather was nicer at the beginning then it was when we filmed downtown, but it turned grey fairly fast, so the shots look consistent with what we filmed earlier.
Filming went smoothly, and it was a relaxed experience, more so then it had been before in town. Now all we have to to is edit the shots and do the finishing touches. I'm excited to be reaching the end of our project after so much work.



Our makeshift tripod

Behind the shots

At the train station

An establishing shot of the railway tracks

Waiting on the train

Jay's opening shots

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