The preliminary task that was set for the group was to do a short film sequence of someone walking down a corridor, opening a door and having a conversation with someone else. As a group the things that had to be included was the 180* rule, a match on action shot, shot reverse shot and include continuity. Trying to include all of these was relatively easy, it was just knowing where abouts they would look best in the sequence.
the camerawork was pretty average. We had a lot of shaky shots and the movement shots were not smooth. The shots that we used were
- Long shot
- mid shot
- over the shoulder
Our editing was pretty successful. I think we had done well to do this The sequence fit well together and all the shots joined well. We didn't stick to the 180* rule as we moved the camera without realising.We effectively used match on action in this particulare shot. Throughout the conversation we used shot reverse shot to show who was talking and the facial expressions. Thankfully the continuity was there. I thought that the titles were very basic and didn't really have a lot of effects on them as we felt that we should keep it very basic. We didn't really feel like we needed a lot of effects on the edit as we wanted it to be natural. The only thing we used was the fade in fade out as we wanted it to look more interesting. We used basic lighting as we felt like a complex lighting was not needed as we set it in a school environment.
The technical skills that I have learnt are how to use imovie on the mac, how to do a storyboard, shot types that work well together, how to effectively use lighting to create atmosphere. I want to improve on my knowledge of mise-en-scene for thrillers as i feel it will help me when it comes to making my thriller.
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