The image is of the first day of filming in which we pre-planned for by checking out the weather on the BBC weather app on our iPhones. We done this as we wanted to make sure that the weather was suitable for us to go filming in and that it match the effect in which we was going for (Sunny/Bright). This ensured us that we was dressed and equipped appropriately for the occasion and that we would not simply be wasting our time in poor, rainy conditions. From the top image you can clearly identify that it was a success via the sunny, bright conditions.
Onthe second day of filming we where warned of dark cloudy condition, with the potential chance of snow. In spite of this we decided to go ahead and film the shot in which we allocated to our urban areas. We quite liked the concept of it being cloudy with light snow as it provided a clear divided between our urban and rural location's which provided binary opposition in our production. A long with this it also gave us a range of different scenic shots which we could incorporate into our production.
On our last day of filming the weather was very good as the condition where warm, sunny and bright.As a group we felt more motivated and willing to try different shots/angles and to keep re filming different scenes until they where perfect as we knew that we was not under any pressure to finish filming due to poor weather developing during the day.From the image it is evident and furthermore with the footage, that down to the sunny weather it provided a perfect natural light so that the footage was very clear, but also to a high quality. Through pre-planning ahead via the BBC weather app proved to be effective as we got the maximum output out of our day filming.
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