The clip above is the final version of Stolen, although it was much more of a challenge than I thought due to the issues we had with casting and music I am really pleased with the outcome. By completing the evaluative questions at the end of the project, it enabled us to refine certain aspects of the production but also to develop our knowledge and understanding of what target audiences of our age want to see. If I were to repeat the same process there would be slight alterations with the way we prepared the scenes although that would be due to the experience we now have.
Thursday 5 May 2016
Final Version of Stolen
The clip above is the final version of Stolen, although it was much more of a challenge than I thought due to the issues we had with casting and music I am really pleased with the outcome. By completing the evaluative questions at the end of the project, it enabled us to refine certain aspects of the production but also to develop our knowledge and understanding of what target audiences of our age want to see. If I were to repeat the same process there would be slight alterations with the way we prepared the scenes although that would be due to the experience we now have.
Wednesday 4 May 2016
Preliminary Task
From 20 to 40 seconds
This task is to show my knowledge of different filming techniques and action shots. Through this short bit of filming we each had to include:
- match on action
- shot reverse shot
- showing you understand the 180 degree rule
My shot was the second one shown in this clip. I starred Fred Morris to be the main role in this short film, I also wanted to include a very short bit of dialogue to show a shot reverse shot but also being aware of not breaking the 180 degree rule. It is a rough bit of filming and editing but was only to show simple editing and each of the points we had been told to include.
Tuesday 3 May 2016
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