Posted by Louise Holman - This is our set for the first scene, we used 3 lights in total; two of them were lights used for life drawing and were quite bright. We used a bright spot light that was too bright so we aimed it upwards so it was diffused. This created a bright looking set which is what we were aiming for.
Posted by Fraser Ward - Permission was given by Fraser's parents to use the lounge and garage to film the scenes needed for our film.
In this picture it shows how Fraser is in view. This is because we wanted to give our product a sense of reality to it as this scene is an interview. So we took turns with the camera as we all took part in being the extra's. (the camera men etc.) The light in this picture is quite bright due to it being a life drawing light, which came in handy as we needed to make the room seem bright as it was all part of our Mise en Scene, we wanted it to seem like it was a summer's day. - Louise Holman
some commentary accompanying it would help
ReplyDeleteI am worried guys. You have 2 potings in feb and two in march. You are throwing marks away. Where is your titling anaysis? 3 each! There is no discussion of the filming process - decisions you took, the editing process. You must document what it is that you have learnt. PLEASE!!!!! You are on course for an A grade here and you could scupper that through lack of discussion on the blog,
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