Today I made my way down to Southend seafront to film outside the 'RNLI Lifeboat' centre. The plan was to have a small scene at the end of my documentary that involves me explaining how I am going to ask the lifeguards some questions, and this will be shown after the break.
I filmed this footage on a camera that had a large microphone on top, due to the fact that the wind down at the seafront may have been too strong for me to film using my iPhone 6.
I also planned to have some establishing shots of the location in this small scene, and I am really happy with the ones I shot, and I have inserted this in before the point when I begin talking. I used the camera shot technique of a pull focus, this is when the object gradually comes into focus, and I think this has turned out really well and looks really professional.
Below, is a short clip of what the scene looks like, the camera quality is really clear and the sound was also picked up well.
Here is a short video that I put together of all of the footage that I managed to film when I went down to the sea front. I only wanted around 15 seconds of footage, so I didn't end up using a lot of what I filmed. However, I really like the extra footage I got, and I could always use them for my ancillary product when it come to putting together the double page spread.
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