BDM124, stop-motion, shooting, 22 October

We've gotten a lot shot this week.  I got out the camera and laptop etc Monday from 1-5  and we shot 4 scenes during class.  Today, Anna and I came in at 9 and shot 5 scenes between 9 and 11.  Ken joined us at 12 and we got another 3 scenes in the can.  A few shots will probably be cut which leaves us the eyeball sequences to figure out (I think we may solve this by "erasing" a little from each frame to reveal the glowing eyeball frame underneath), Ken's paper fight sequence (we found two photo "holders" in the basement that will help us hold our frames in place while we shoot them), and our most difficult shots.  We'll need all four of us on Monday to do them but Anna is off to Armageddon tomorrow and won't be back until Thursday.  Soooooo.... we'll do what we can with three people and if Ryan doesn't come in, Ken and I will shoot the paper scenes and leave the hard stuff until we're all together on Thursday.  Actually, that won't work because that will only give us the weekend to edit everything together and to add extra effects in After Effects.  Better to just push on and make it happen.  I've arranged to have an all day, ALL DAY, work session with Ken.

Here are frames from the scenes we shot today. 8 scenes!!  Huzzah!  They're all pretty dark... I'm not going to worry, I'm not going to worry.  It's going to be okay.