As part of our submission for this competition, we were also expected to produce a 30 second behind the scenes video, explaining the idea behind our work and the way in which we went about it. This therefore meant that during the different stages of production, we needed to film what was going on, as well as take photos!
Through out the production of the Stop-Motion animation, the Tutor whose room we were using, very kindly offered to get some shots for us. This was brilliant because we had a lot to choose from!
It was also really important to get footage of all three of us having an input, because this was very much a joint effort, as were the rest of the films.
We did however,
forget to shoot footage of us actually animating on the computers. However, we already had a lot of footage to work with, so we made sure that the commentary refereed back to the digital animation, and the reason why we used it.
Also, we did gather some footage of the outside filming, however, we used a phone to record these and the resolutions weren't right! This is something none of us really thought about, so we definitely learnt from our mistake that attention to detail is massively important. We were very lucky to have so much good footage of the Stop-Motion footage!
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