As I had the filming equipment with me after school since the editing, I decided I wasn’t going to waste time. One of the actors (Sara) was with me; I felt it was my responsibility to get down to work and film. To make the shots realistic as possible, I used point of view shots to enhance the thrill. I took a number of different shots using different angles, a range of mid shots – extreme close ups and sounds of suffocation or screaming.
I shone a light from a far distance (for safety) to give an orangey glow to the shots, I also discovered there was a light built inside the camera, which worked really affectively as it reflected against the water, creating eerie looking shots.
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