Today we ran some indoor test shots by creating a scenario consisting of normal every day activities, using POV perspective. For this we used a Canon 600D for convenience with a 10-22mm lens to achieve a wide angle to gain as much information in the shot as possible - similarly to how your eyes work. 

The way the film begins and ends therefore creates a seamless loop. 

We took different turns being the character whose point of view we see. Tom tried filming it using only himself as one test, but this meant that he couldn't concentrate as well on actions and also could not hold the camera while getting both arm movements in to make it a realistic POV shot. Josh and I took turns being the the character, while Tom would stand behind us or beside, holding the camera roughly where our eyes were. This was a very awkward way to film as there wasn't a lot of room to move and we had to keep very tight to maintain the shot. It was also hard for Tom to judge where our eyes would be looking and our head movements to accurately follow with the camera.