Tuesday, 7 October 2014

cinematography.












the task that was set was to do a camera exercise in a group of 4 by filming different angle shots and putting it on to adobe premiere pro to edit the filming.we all took turns of being able to take control of the camera to get a shot or to be someone being included in the filming.

our group did not try to tell a story due to the fact it was our first exercise and for the time being we wanted to try and get the hang of just using a different camera we wasn't really to confident with using, and exploring the different features on this camera ,so we did just basic filming.

our group did not include every single camera shot in this particular exercise because, at first instead of recording shots with the camera we took still pictures misunderstanding the main target of the exercise which was to record the shots. But in the film included above we tried to include as much as possible on in around 10minutes and on the same day we had to edit.

some of the shots used in the film above were shots that were thought about and put together to create a better effect overall in general of the film to make it seem like something sinister at the end was happening. For example the high angle shot of the silhouette flickering in and out then the extreme close up of the eye flashing straight after it made the film seem like the film could have had a purpose if we as a group just thought the whole thing through. Midway during the film a over the shoulder conversation of an interview between two people in the group was happening. This shot was just filmed because we know simply this is just a way of using this camera angle shot. Whilst filming this shot the camera wasn't as steady as it could've been if we had used the tripod to stand the camera on.it was a bit rocky and it didn't really make the shot as effective as it could've been if we used the camera efficiently  the other hand shots were filmed accurately and steadily

the whole squad could have used different types of shots to enhance the shots we've used.

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