Seeing an actual film set.

Today myself and Zoe had the chance to go to Suffolk One and watch the crew of 'Defining Fay' film 3 or 4 shots, which in all took around 5 hours. We had the chance to talk with the Director Sacha C. Damjanovski, the director, we got to speak with the producer - Mark, and we had the chance to speak with Joe Absolom and David Hounslow, two of the actors in the production. It was a very rewarding experience. We got to watch the director and crew set the cameras up, and how they aligned the shots together. Everyone was very friendly and very helpful, they answered all the questions we asked. We asked if they would need to come back and re-shoot if one clip wasn't right, and was answered by Sacha with "We unfortunately don't have the budget to be able to come back to re-shoot". So every shot they did had to be perfect. They had to take and re-take each shot till they were as close to perfect as possible. It was very interesting to watch, and amazing to see just how long it took for them to set it all up.