We ran a camera and audio test last night for our next short Losing Grace. It went really well. I’ve put together a little clip of some of the footage we shot to give you a taster. I’m really pleased with the results.
And it will only get better, we will eliminate the jiggle you'll see on one of the cameras and shape the light even more.
Losing Grace is a film about a father driving around one night trying to find his teenage daughter who hasn’t come home from the night before. Helping him find her is Tye, one of her high school friends.
The entire film is set inside the car as these two very different people work together to find Grace.
We will be shooting the film over two nights with three cameras – two mounted on the side windows and one mounted on the bonnet. Shooting simultaneously with three cameras means that once we're set up we can just leave them going and concentrate on getting great performances from our two leads, Nicholas Cassim and Adam Brown.
We’ll be shooting for real next week with these guys in the car – not the two blow-ins you see here.