Preparing for filming meant making sure we had all the right equipment. Nathaniel took charge of researching and selecting the best cameras to capture the fast-paced action of the street racing scenes. We needed cameras that could handle high-speed footage while still maintaining crisp detail. Along with the cameras, we rented stabilizers to ensure smooth shots while driving, and action cameras for a first-person perspective from inside the cars. We also rented a drone to get aerial shots of the races, adding a dynamic layer to the film’s visuals. David was in charge of organizing the lighting, especially for the night scenes. We needed the lighting to feel dramatic but not overpower the action, so we tested different setups before filming began. As we worked through the equipment list, we realized how important every detail would be in bringing the film to life. The crew came together to set everything up the day before shooting, ensuring that each piece of gear was ready to go. ...
The first day of filming finally arrived, and we were all buzzing with energy. We met early in the morning to set up the location, making sure everything was in place before the actors arrived. The first few hours were spent fine-tuning the equipment and doing test shots, checking angles, and making sure the lighting was perfect. Nathaniel was the first to step into character, getting into the right headspace for his racing scenes. The actors quickly got into the groove, and it was clear they were ready to give their best performances. We started with some of the simpler scenes, filming a few character interactions before diving into the more intense racing sequences. The first race was filmed in the industrial park, using drones for aerial shots and cameras for close-ups. The energy on set was incredible, and seeing the actors perform the high-speed stunts was thrilling. It took a few tries to get the timing right for some of the more intense driving shots, but the crew was on po...
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