Difficulties encountered when editing

Editing Schedule

Once we had finished filming all of our footage, we used lesson time to all collaboratively edit our trailer together. This worked well as it meant we did not need to meet up to edit together and it meant everyone had an equal chance of contributing their ideas. It also worked well to edit in lessons as it was the best use of our time as it was the time we were all together. Therefore, as such, we did not really have an editing schedule.

Bloopers- The Deep End

Here is a collection of some of the outtakes whilst filming our trailer.

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The Deep End Trailer First Draft

This is our first draft of the trailer, 'The Deep End.'

Filming Equipment

We used a Canon EO6 600D camera for all of our shots.

We used a GoPro camera for the underwater scenes.

When we wanted more controlled and still shots, we used a tripod.

Behind the scenes; Bonfire filming

These are some of the photos we took from behind the scenes whilst we were filming our bonfire scenes.

Our Name

Our group had a discussion on what we could call our film. We found this quite a hard task because we wanted it to have name that met our genre, was easy to remember and also created suspense.

Here are some of our ideas below:

-White lies
-Take it's course
-A string of secrets
-The right one
-Maybe one day


After lots of consideration, we decided to name our film, 'The Deep End'. This relates to our underwater scenes and it also is a good metaphor for the situation the characters find themselves in.

Production Company Profile

This is the logo for our production company, 'Super 8 Productions.' In our trailer, we replaced the black with a transparent background, making it more aesthetically pleasing. We chose the name Super 8 Productions because we wanted to create a Super 8 Footage feel.