We met with Phil Stevens who is the media groups tutor for this project.

The media group had expressed some issues with syncing the audio. We were asked to come to a meeting to resolve the issues being faced.

While in the meeting Lee Gretton our tutor from last semester looked over our audio just to confirm the error had not been from our side. Lee mentioned that normalising the audio would be useful to the media group during the editing process. Joe and I spoke about this after looking at the waveforms in Premier Pro and determined it would not be necessary as it really didn’t make a difference.

Other than that the meeting was very focused on the media group. It was useful to have Phil back us up as it did help things move along quicker.

We met with the media group to look over the script.

The script had been changed a significant amount over the course of the year as the media group had split in half. Unfortunately for Joe and I, we were never actually told this.

The script we were given was called “Time”. It was completely different to what we had been planning for. The first script idea was based in a forest in a post-apocalyptic world, whereas this one was purely based inside.

Fortunately for us, there are only 2 characters in the film meaning location sound will be much easier.

The script was reasonably simple and listed all the sites that would be featured. We compiled a list to help us prepare.