pre production

so the pre production included all the planning, storyboard, moodboard, mind mapping, synopsis, discussions from the start of the film opening to what we will show in the end. the title of the movie and the production title. we also did the location scouting and decided the locations for the shoot. we borrowed light from the teacher for the last scene and we learned how to use the filmic pro before shooting. we also discussed the shot sizes , movements and angles we would try to shoot. moreover, we also decided and bought the mise en scene eg clothes, props etc. we also had our laptops ready for the post production editing so that there's no unforeseen closure. We also confirmed with the 2 actors (kidnappers) if they were available and if they had any problem with the reshoot and told them everything beforehand.

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