The Breakfast Club Filming

During the filming of 'The Breakfast Club'… 

We decided it would be best if we worked back to front, recording the last few scenes than going in actual order. The reason for this decision is because we thought it would be best to get all the hard things done first and then (due to the lack of timing) and then worry about the order during the editing process. 

Of course before we started filming, we watched the opening scene once more so we could have a clear idea of what was happening as well as known what was in the scene. 

Then, we analysed the different characters and their personalities through the costumes they wore as well as props used. 

Firstly, we went to film the car scenes because we thought it was the most difficult thing to film. We had to improvise and use small toy cars, however, to make them look somewhat real we zoomed in so it took up most space on the screen. 

Even though the classroom scene wasn't the main focus of the intro  we still thought it was important to include as it was the scene where you see all of the characters together. 

Next, we moved onto the scenes inside the car (where the students are seen to be conversing with their parents and dropped off to the school).  During this process it came with great difficulty as the location wasn't exactly ideal (if only we could drive D=).