Post 6: Shot List and Story Board

This post will display our groups shot list and storyboard part of the planning process for our preliminary task.



This is our groups Shot List

Section B : The thought process to our shot list was mainly thinking about the area we have avaliable to film in and how the shot sizes would like on camera. We also looked at the script to see when  the most emotion is show in the actors, this determined what shot sizes to use, of instance chloe is crying near the end of the script so we chose a close up to show chloes emotion.

Storyboard Section A

 



Post 3: Contiunity

1. Definition for 'continuity' in the media context http://www.allbusiness.com/glossaries/continuity/4948953-1.html


2. Continuity:Contiunity is when there is an outstanding theme throughout a advertisment or piece of advertising.

3. Definition for 180 degree rule http://www.mediacollege.com/video/editing/transition/reverse-cut.html

180 degree rule/ Crossing the line:  This is when you have to keep the camera within the field of 180 degrees. This is also called crossing the line this is when if you are filming on one side of the actor you cant cross over the line that goes through them you can only move left and right.


Definiton for Shot reverse shot http://dictionary.infoplease.com/reverse-shot

Shot reverse shot :  Shot reverse shot is when one character is looking at either another character or off screen, and the the other character is shown looking back at the character just shown, this will look like they are facing eachother.

Definition for Match on action www.waikato.ac.nz/film/handbook/glossary.html

Definition for Match on action:   Connects two shots cut together by having a character finish an action in the second shot begun in the first shot. For instance, if a character lights a match in the first shot, the same
character will draw it up to a cigarette in the second.

3. Here is a scan of my work displaying the 180 degree rule/ crossing the line, and shot reverse shot

Post 2:Storyboard Drawing, Shot Sizes, and Framing

Post 2: Storyboard, Shot Sizes and Framing

Here is my Storyobard work, I have drawn every shot size that is usuable when filming, and the shots needed when filming a coversation between too people.

Photos representing the shot sizes

Here are photos representing the shot sizes used when filming.

'Long Shot'

'Shot'

'Reverse Shot'

'Extreme Close Up'

'Close Up'

'Medium Close Up'

'Medium Long Shot'

Rule of Thirds Research

http://www.digital-photography-school.com/rule-of-thirds

 The rule of thirds is a principle where you break the image into 3rds vertically and horizontally this will break the image into 9 sections. By using the rule of thirds it indicates the four main points of interest you should focus on as the main areas of the image. By having a main feature on the line people will be drawn to that feature of the picture.

Post 1: Preliminary task

A task involving filming and editing a short film of someone opening a door, crosing the room and sitting down on a chair opposite the other character where they exhcange a couple of lines of dialougue.