What have you learnt from filming your swede?

I have learnt a lot by filming our swede. I learned how to use a professional filming camera and professional filming equipment including a tripod, steady cam and still cameras. We used still cameras to take photos of each scene and then develop them into a storyboard. We used a tripod when we were filming to make sure that our clip is not blurly or shaky. When we had to film the running scene I used a steady cam to make sure that I was able to film her running down the stairs and to make sure that the image is stable.  As a group we all worked together to film each scene so teamwork was not a problem. When filming we decided to include different types of shots for example a match cut when the girl was in the kitchen and the phone was on the top of the washing machine and then it cut to her picking up the phone and talking to the killer. The feedback that we got for our Swede was good and we found out that our video had been watched all over the world in countries like Australia, America and United Arab Emirates. This meant that we had a global audience because it was not just viewers from the United Kingdom. I think that we have all learnt a lot from this process.