Day 3... Light Timing.

When shooting outdoors, pick a certain time on when you want to shoot.  If your film is set at night, film it in the night.  If it's day, set it in the day.  You have to pick one, unfortunately we didn't.  If you film during the golden hour (around dusks), it will mess up the lighting on the shoot.  GOLDEN HOUR FILMING IS UNADVISABLE.

Since we shot our scenes in days we had sunny intervals, lighting can change.  It is quite uncertain how we going to shoot the rest.  I think we may reshoot this at night, this is because it's more controllable.  It's dark, the lights are there and all we need to think about is the weather.

Again we were lost in time, shooting in an uncontrollable environment is hard, especially with lighting.