The location change created a more flexible outlook for us as the room has blinds we could use so you wouldn't be able to tell if it was light or dark outside. This allowed us to film the sleepover scene during the daytime and get more done during daytime hours; also the dim lighting helped create a more evening look as well as the blinds.
Costumes/Hair
Stereotypically, in American chick/flicks the idea of female costumes is to enhance the male gaze however, we decided to change the idea of a typical stereotype and keep the costumes so that they are realistic in comparison to how teenagers now dress at home and around friends; comfortable, baggy, plain clothing. Also, hair was kept natural in order to keep the natural home-like setting.
Cinematography
In this filming session we filmed the opening to the sleepover where the girls are arguing about playing truth or dare. Each character has a dialogue in this scene so at first we decided to film a wide shot of all of us talking and then re-film the same scene but from each one of our views; POV shot/camera angle. This will enable us to add the different angles we filmed when it comes to editing, making the outlook more effective. In order to film all our shots in this scene we used a tripod to keep the camera steady and filmed all shots within a close frame to capture details of the mis-en-scene.
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| DIALOGUE FILMED IN THIS SCENE |
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