I made sure to shoot extra rushes during the filming of this scene, so that I could choose which clip was the best to add into the film opening, making it easier for me to edit during post-production.

To get a point-of-view shot of the female character, I had to stand behind Sabrina and film as she was writing in the journal. As I was filming this shot, I had to hold my breath for a couple of seconds so I would not shake (haha). 

After I finished filming the shots I needed to re-film, I thought about filming extra shots in case I had extra space in my film. For this shot, I filmed a close-up of the alarm clock's hands turning - my best friend was underneath the table and she was turning the hands from behind. I thought about fast-forwarding this clip so that it would give the impression that the female character has been in the room for a long time. However, after I got home and imported all my rushes into Adobe Premiere Pro, this shot was not necessary, because my film opening was already over two-minutes and I needed to shorten some clips. Although this seemed like a good shot to include, I decided to abandon it because when I made the clip faster, that movement of the alarm's hands were not smooth.

Additionally, I have changed the male actor (Sean), because he is unable to make it to shooting sessions on time and I need to get my shots done with Sabrina's male counterpart. I have already asked and briefed two guys (Ali Bahzad and Shahryar Nasir) - just in case one of them does not turn up - and I will be filming them soon.