Friday, 24 February 2012
Thursday, 9 February 2012
Wednesday, 8 February 2012
filming shots and storyline
we have completed our storyline with 20 scenes, with drawing,comments, time duration and camera shot.
(starts off with a girls walking in forest when she hears something, these black figures appears which knock the girl out. she reserves and the black figures continue to plagued throughout until the dramatic ending)
we have also completed our shot list with 22 shots and comments of how we plan to shoot our trailer. this will give us a general idea of how to set out on friday and we can see how well the shots work out through trial and error.
shots we know to be successful; over the shoulder shot, point of view, birds eye view.
(starts off with a girls walking in forest when she hears something, these black figures appears which knock the girl out. she reserves and the black figures continue to plagued throughout until the dramatic ending)
we have also completed our shot list with 22 shots and comments of how we plan to shoot our trailer. this will give us a general idea of how to set out on friday and we can see how well the shots work out through trial and error.
shots we know to be successful; over the shoulder shot, point of view, birds eye view.
Testing
today we went outside and took some still shots of the camera shots we want to use in our final piece.
we successfully took stills of: over the shoulder
Point of view
over head shot/birds eye view
took pictures of scenery
we will practice more at out actual destination on friday.
we successfully took stills of: over the shoulder
Point of view
over head shot/birds eye view
took pictures of scenery
we will practice more at out actual destination on friday.
trailers
Trailers
We have watched some A level trailers of horror, looking at shots and the general storyline.
We then went on today to watch some professional trailers a mixture of to-date films and some others from the 80’s. It was interesting to see how the standard of sensitivity has changed since the 80’s. And how we have pushed the level of graphics to come up with more frightening and disturbing scenes.
80’s:
• The House 1,2 and 3.
• Nightmare on elm street
Today
• Saw
• Grave encounters
• The Innkeepers
We have watched some A level trailers of horror, looking at shots and the general storyline.
We then went on today to watch some professional trailers a mixture of to-date films and some others from the 80’s. It was interesting to see how the standard of sensitivity has changed since the 80’s. And how we have pushed the level of graphics to come up with more frightening and disturbing scenes.
80’s:
• The House 1,2 and 3.
• Nightmare on elm street
Today
• Saw
• Grave encounters
• The Innkeepers
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