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Shooting (Day 7)

I exported the clips of the previous shoot in my laptop and realized that the video clips were a bit dull. This was due to the fact that the YN300 LED flashlights weren't fully charged. Thereafter, yesterday I fully charged their batteries in the media lab for today's shoot.

This time, I set up the lights and the green screen in the music room since it was difficult to transport the drums and piano to the media lab. Luckily, everything went great since the lighting was perfect and there was plenty of space to move around. I also reshot some of the performance clips from the previous shoot, to be on the safe side. 




                                                



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