When the day of filming came around I didn't plan for the weather to be bad, and when it rained when we were filming I had to adapt the story a little to fit with the weather. So because of the rain and the dark sky I wanted to use that to show the main characters emotions. When talking about a rainy dark day normally we would relate it to being miserable or depressing day. And because of that I wanted to link that with the character Adam. With his emotions and the hidden meaning of the film being mental health and depression being able to have the weather the way it was, gives it another clue to the hidden meaning of the film. Overall the shoot day went very well, all cast and crew were very productive and offered advice and ideas whilst shooting which for me was very helpful. Showing me different styles of shots that could work for my film. Filming at the underpass was the most difficult to film due to the change in light and the trying to get the right style of shots. Because of wanting to show Adam's journey throughout the film I wanted to make sure it didn't look like he just teleported to this area, so it was finding the right area in the location to make it look like this place was part of his journey, and luckily by the river there was a lot of greenery and bushes so we used that area to have a similar match to the Ivybridge location.  The day of shooting went extremely well being able to create the setting I wanted really helped make the shot come alive almost, with the main character Adam being in a place of the unknown.