Mock Shoot feedback and self reflection

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After doing my mock shoot, I was really dissatisfied, and I knew I had to do even better than this. Even though I did not have any idea how the outcome would be, after doing this, I had some ideas on how I could improve on my shots and scenes.

Below are the changes I decided to make based on feedback and on my own self-reflection.

  1. Change the composition of shots in the scene where Sarah is reading a book and reaching her hand to the phone.
      2. Changing the shot of Sarah seeing the phone (over the shoulder, close up). 

      3. Change the location of the bedroom.

      4. Make sure to take in a good timing environment without any sound issues. 



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