We decided to not do a back-up shoot. Editing is going well, and we don't seem to need to retake any shots- some shots that did need slight reframing or other reconfiguration could actually be fixed using the editing tools, such as Scale and Position in Premiere, to the point that people watching the opening for the first time couldn't tell which shots were unedited and which had been fixed.
We managed to avoid most of the mistakes we made in the test shoot, including errors such as leaving documentation or equipment in frame, requiring the shot to be taken again, as well as mistakes that arose from not being able to test things, such as how certain movements worked. Basically, the test shoot revealed to us many things that needed updating or fixing, as detailed earlier on the blog, and we managed to implement these changes well enough in our main shoot that we didn't need to make any further changes drastic enough to warrant a back-up shoot.
My front digipak panel:
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My inside digipak panels:
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My back digipak panel (with album spine:)
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