We had to re-shoot one last time on Saturday 15th March 2014 as there was still some shots that we were unable to do due to me not being in full costume such as being able to shoot my feet walking past. Me, Teela and Liam scheduled to film during the afternoon, but soon we realised that there were a few problems with this such as Liam being busy and also it was still too bright outside for it to look okay when filming. So instead we waited until 6:30pm to meet up, but I was running late so Liam and Teela did attempt at shooting some of the shots that didn't show any of my body but only the killers hands, and also shots that didn't actually involve me in them at all.
We went on to film again, this time being considerate when it came to how much light we actually used in the shots. We had to be sure that we had enough lighting in these shots because in previous shots that we had filmed on other days, the shots were far too dark to even show up on the Macs when Liam began to edit them. Our group was told by Mr.Grimsley that it is okay if we were to give the shots too much light as you can actually darken them if needed, but if we didn't give the shots enough light then there isn't much you can actually do when it comes to editing it and trying to make the shot brighter.
We used this time to our advantage by adding extra shots in which we felt was necessary such as the scalpel shot. This shot was filmed when I turned up to Liam's house late, with Liam being the actor in this scene. Liam runs the blade up and down his fingertips and his palms, alike to John Doe in the "Se7en" title sequence. This shows the audience that the killer doesn't leave a trace of his identity which is exactly what we wanted as a group.
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