Location: Tonbridge train station car park; Tonbridge cottage hospital and Lucas' house
What went well:
- As a group we worked well together all having a clear understanding on what shots we needed
- The low key lighting from both our cars and the station lights is clear and a good effect
- The costumes worked well with the lighting and the darkness - all white tracksuit
- The weather didn't pose a threat at all, allowing us to have the time to film what we wanted
What problems did you face:
- The first problem we faced was that there were too many people coming home from work at that particular time we were filming, so to overcome this we had to leave and come back at a later time
- Another problem we faced was half way through filming the tripod we was using came apart, this meant we couldn't use the track or the dolly any longer because the camera wouldn't be steady enough when trying to balance on top of the tripod
Going forward:
- We now have to film two more shoots at two more locations and then we can move onto editing our footage in lessons
Monday, 31 October 2016
Friday, 14 October 2016
Group - Research and concept development - Pitch
Contribution to pitch:
Louis Leipsegar-Mason - Completed research tasks and print work
Lucas Murrain - Story boarding and treatment, also looked at camera movement
Harry Gammer - Completed recce and locations analysis as well as story boarding
Strengths
- Some defined ideas in terms of performance with a suitable track chose to display ideas
- Performance sets and outside location established - reccie carried out outside
- Very good research information style and camera techniques
- Some detailed reference to displaying track in story boarding
- Use of props to convey comedic value
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