After filming for 6 hours until it got pitch black we had filmed enough shots for a 2 minute opening sequence. Although the shots had been planned we hadn't scoped out the area well enough and ended up improvising most of the filming which was great at the time because we had flexibility and could try several ideas for one shot but this meant we spent way too much time thinking and not doing. This caused the filming to take longer than the predicted 4 hours so we had to film in the dark which in terms of continuity wasn't the best result. The chase ended up starting at mid-day and got dark in 2 minutes.
Apart from this the shots we recorded were unusual and used loads of different angles to add a quirky and realistic edge to it. I think personally the best part of our draft is the running around the church where we mixed two lots of shots and combined them together, this was maybe a bit too confusing but it took us a long time and had the best shots of the whole thing. Finally the area that we lacked in the most was music, with absolutely no music at all our draft had no pace and without the sub-conscious notice of music going on the draft had no essence of a film.