Thursday, 29 March 2012
EVALUATION QUESTION 5 PART 1!
HOW DID YOU ATTRACT/ADDRESS YOUR AUDIENCE?
From the Audience Reviews, I have learnt that they have liked the originality of the storyline. They also seemed to like the camerawork, the humour, the black and white colour effect and the special effects such as slowing down the speed. I am happy with the feedback they gave, because my group spend a lot of time doing the project. If I had to do it again I would take in the recommendations from the reviews and make the fight scene longer, so James's character can be seen fighting back and also use more cuts to increase the tension for the audience.
From the Audience Reviews, I have learnt that they have liked the originality of the storyline. They also seemed to like the camerawork, the humour, the black and white colour effect and the special effects such as slowing down the speed. I am happy with the feedback they gave, because my group spend a lot of time doing the project. If I had to do it again I would take in the recommendations from the reviews and make the fight scene longer, so James's character can be seen fighting back and also use more cuts to increase the tension for the audience.
Production and Making of In Your Mind...
This is a quick update on production and making of In Your Mind... Filming it was a little bit of a challenge, because although the location was just our college library and we did not need to travel anywhere, other problems appeared. We used two different cameras which made it harder to edit our film later on in terms of colour. Martins was playing the main character James and he was not the best actor, however in the end we managed to get some decent footage after directing all of his movements. Irena was organized and was a very good camera woman. We also ended up filming on top of some of our footage, so we had to film some parts again. I really enjoyed playing the little evil girl Eris, because I had to wear scary make up and act all creepy.
Monday, 12 March 2012
Shot List for the Opening Sequence "In Your Mind."
S.B.Shot 1. Medium Long Shot | Angle Eye level | Movement Tracking (follows the character) | Notes James walks into the library to find headphones on the table. |
2. Close Up | Point Of View | Zoom | The camera zooms in as he picks up the headphones . |
3. Over the shoulder shot | Audience’s Point Of View | Tracking Shot | The character hears the thoughts of the female character passing trough. |
4. Medium Shot | Point Of View | Panning of the camera after the passing character. | Nerdy guy runs past the protagonist. |
5. Long Shot | Point Of View | Camera Zooms | Character realizes he can hear people’s thoughts |
6. Over the Shoulder Shot | Character Point of View | Steady Camera | The Camera Reveals a girl, |
7. Close Up | Eye Level | Shot Reverse Shot | The girl looks up at the protagonist, then the camera cuts to James. |
8. Close Up | Eye Level | Shot Reverse Shot | |
9. Two Shot | Point Of View | Steady Camera | James is talking to his best friend. |
10. Over the Shoulder Shot | Eye Level | Shot Reverse Shot | James and his friend’s conversation. |
11. Close Up | Point Of View | Steady Camera | End of their Conversation. |
12. Two Shot | Eye Level | Steady Camera | Shock As James sees the girl again. |
13. Extreme Close Up | Eye Level | Zoom In | James trying to escape and screaming ‘’ NO’’ |
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