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SD cards were also a sensitive subject when it came to reliability due to the fact that we only had one. This meant that filming a scene as well as recording sound with the microphone became near impossible. To get around this problem, we simply had to work with the sound taken from the video clips, and edit them in order to give them a crisper sound. To combat this in the future, it might be wise to invest in an SD card make filming run a little more smoothly.

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Another thing we learned about technology was that our computers which possessed the necessary software to make our film openings (Adobe Premiere) often froze up or became very slow during editing. This meant that sometimes our work was deleted and the editing had to be all done again. To combat this I saved my work after every ten minutes, or after making major progress - this became commonplace whilst sorting through usable footage.

Using a non-linear piece of editing software also helped integrate sound into our picture. Ambience and Stings were downloaded from freesound.com and were easy to combine with our footage if compared with Windows Moviemaker. This is due to the fact that the Adobe programs are all linked together (Like Synergy) whilst using the editing suite (Fireworks, Audition, etc.) and new windows could be opened simultaneously but still be saved to the film opening file.

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From making this film, I've mostly come to realise that technology is very unreliable. For example, cameras often switched off in the middle of filming due to battery power. This caused us to have to hurry up with filming, and also reschedule scene-making more than once. As a precaution, we made sure to use fully charged cameras and only film what was necessary. After every shoot, we switched off the cameras and made sure that they weren't using up power while we weren't using them.