This week a lot has changed.The first being a new member to the group.Elizabeth.The reason for this because the previous group member was not meeting deadlines and us unable to catch up with work that needed to be handed in. The two group members that are left feel that Elizabeth is more reilable and will be able to make deadlines.
We have carried on with the work we are meant to do regardless of the changes we have made to our group.Above is a picture of Audrey on one of the days that we have put in some extra hours so we make sure that we are not kept behind,and to ensure that our work is up to date.A nd meet our finally deadline on the 21st of March.
Sunday, 28 February 2010
Weekly Updates (6-7) (Elizabeth Mensah-Tandoh)
Friday, 26 February 2010
Call Sheet (Georgia Harris )
This is the call sheet we will be using when we have taken out the equipment and are ready to film. As i am the director i will be filling in 3 call sheets for each member of our group and handing them out on the day of filming. These sheets enable us to know where and when we are exactly filming and in case of any emergencies the numbers we will need to contact and the people we would need to inform.
Rules and Regulations When Filming ( Elizabeth Mensah-Tandoh )
The 30° rule is a basic film editing guideline that states the camera should be moved at least 30° between shots of the same object. This change of perspective makes the shots and angels different enough to avoid a jump cut.
The 180° rule another guideline that should be followed when film making that says that two characters (or other elements) in the same scene should always have the same left/right relationship to another. If the camera passes over the imaginary axis connecting the two objects or subjects,it is called crossing the line. The new shot, from the opposite side, is known as a reverse angle
Wednesday, 24 February 2010
Story board ( Elizabeth Mensah-Tandoh)
As nobody in the group are good drawers.We came up with the idea of taking photos with a digital camera.By doing this it was allow us to take photos from different angles and potential shots we may be able to use when we eventually film. They are many advantages to this as it is time affiant than drawing a picture out on a piece of paper.The Storyboard entails us to tell a story with a number of sequential images with consideration for scene detail, character continuity, camera angles, special effects. However because we are taking pictures of our storyboard instead of drawing. There will not be as much detail than if it was done by drawing as you are able to add more detail to it. Although we may change the angles we want when filming, it gives us a plan we can go with when filming.But if they are any changes made when filming when will ensure they are noted down and given a reason behind the reason this was done and how it has helped by making this changes.
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