This is our behind the scenes video, shot from an iPhone. We shot this to refer back to when we don't have the footage with us. This also displays the full scene outline

For filming, we used the Sony FS100 camera and placed it on top of the Vinten tripod. Together these were easy to use. The camera had an interchangeable lens, which was useful for

Our makeup artist Sasha came in early in the morning, and we explained to her exactly what we wanted. We decided that we wanted a gash on the cheek, as well as a

We began by setting up the final keys and making sure that all the keys were equally distributed. For the padlock we used a cable tie which we placed around the door handle.

We created a timelapse to demonstrate the time it took to build the set. In total, it took approximately over 5 hours to construct. We were originally going to place a locking mechanism

Today we began to build the set. With Paul's help, we started by painting the ceiling flats grey.  We then placed the 3 wall flats on each side of the door. And clamped

As we began building the set, half of our group began bringing the keys down from the board where we had pinned them up. As there are so many keys and fish line,

This is our updated set design, including the keys hanging on the ceiling and the lightbulbs. This was designed on Photoshop CS6.

A shot list is a document that lists and describes the shots to be filmed during principal photography. Shot List for Memento (not official) Shots are not in order of filming. This comes later on in the process and

In our production, we have a few shots in mind that may require special camera equipment. A camera dolly is a specialized piece of filmmaking and television production equipment designed to create smooth camera movements. The camera is mounted to