Thursday, 29 October 2015
Sunday, 25 October 2015
Thursday, 22 October 2015
filming and editing preliminary task
I've not done a post in a while so I'll update you on what's been going on;
The team and I have filmed the whole preliminary task (we thinks) and are now onto our editing - which is mostly cutting and sticking together.
We had a small problem occur on our last day of filming. I went to take the camera back to the cupboard and found out the next day that I had pulled the lock out, so that the cupboard stayed unlock to the whole school..whoops! I thought my form tutor was joking at first because I didn't understand how that could happen. However the bright side to the story was that a Y13 was able to fix it...before I got in the room to see what'd happened (does that sound suspicious to anyone else?)
I promised to add a behind the scenes footage as well as the task.
The team and I have filmed the whole preliminary task (we thinks) and are now onto our editing - which is mostly cutting and sticking together.
We had a small problem occur on our last day of filming. I went to take the camera back to the cupboard and found out the next day that I had pulled the lock out, so that the cupboard stayed unlock to the whole school..whoops! I thought my form tutor was joking at first because I didn't understand how that could happen. However the bright side to the story was that a Y13 was able to fix it...before I got in the room to see what'd happened (does that sound suspicious to anyone else?)
I promised to add a behind the scenes footage as well as the task.
that's all for now,
Niamh
Sorry saved this as a draft and forgot to post it
Sorry saved this as a draft and forgot to post it
Tuesday, 20 October 2015
Friday, 9 October 2015
Sunday, 20 September 2015
Preliminary task
This task requires us to film a short continuity video that shows someone opening a door, crossing a room and sitting down in a chair opposite another character; which then exchange a few lines of dialogue.
During this task we will be using and considering match on action, shot/reverse shot and the 180-degree rule.
During this task we will be using and considering match on action, shot/reverse shot and the 180-degree rule.
- Match on action just mean an editing techniques used to make the video flow e.g. if you're filming the video on two separate days, the actor would have to have the same clothes and hair style.
- Shot/reverse shot refers to the camera angles used to film a conversation. The view usually captures one character while they are talking and changes to other when they're showing an expression or they're giving their input in the conversation.
- The 180-degree rule just means that the character should always have the same left/right relationship (-basically there's a line down the middle that shouldn't be crossed).
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