Wednesday, 3 May 2017
Focus group Write Up
For my focus group I wanted to get a good understanding of what people liked and thought what would make a good nonlinear film. From doing this I had the same answers as my survey. This is a good thing because it backs up what I thought when I first started this project. In the focus group people said the film needs to have an interesting story it keep them engaged.
For doing this focus group even though it is short I was able to learn how media students felt about the idea of a nonlinear dramatic short film. From this focus group it backed up the base of the film, it it showed me things that I need to make sure I include. I.E making sure the story is interesting and captivating. This focus group is going to help me when it comes to writing the script.
Wednesday, 5 April 2017
Test Footage 1
Here you can see two different types of test footage that has been created for this project. The first video is of how some of the transitions will look. The second video is just audio, it is how the car crash might sound with the final edit.
Tuesday, 4 April 2017
Development
After my pitch my lecturer said that I need to make sure what my role are for this project. As I am working with someone it’s important to make sure you don’t cross over with the roles as something will get forgotten about. I was also told I need to make sure that I have the research to support what was said in the pitch.
Friday, 24 March 2017
Test 1
Here you can see I did a test on transition. For the scene that this would be used for is when you have Adam lead in the hospital bed, then it will cut to Emily in bed. the reason I'm doing this transition is because We only have access to one bed so I can't have one continuous shot going from one room to the other. I was really happy with how this test turned out. When we do the real shot I will put markers on the floor to make sure the camera stays in the same place. This is the most important thing for this shot as if the camera is in the wrong place the cut will look wrong and jumpy.
Here you can see screen shots from After Affects of what the time ine looked like and how I created the shot.
Friday, 10 March 2017
Interview with Tobie Lang
Me and Em decided we would interview Tobie Lang on how he became a technician.
We asked him;
Why did you decide to become a media technician?
Is it what you thought it would be like?
Is there anything that you don’t like about the job?
What’s your favourite part about the job?
What is the next thing in your career?
Friday, 9 December 2016
Unit 09 Production Target 02
For this project I wanted to look at green screens and how to create pieces of work using them. The reason I did this was because I am co-creating a film in the new year. The most difficult scene in the film will be the green scene. This is why I focussed on it in this research project. I started of by looking at films that have used them and how they used the green screens. On of the most important things I noticed was the lighting, the better lighting you had the easier it will be in post-production. The fist test I did was in the studio trying out different lights and placing the lights in different places to get different looks. For the video you can see how different lighting will change how the over piece looks.
After doing this first test I wanted to focus more on what the scene from the film would look like. Since I had a good idea of what lighting was needed to get a good green screen for post-production. In this film I'm working on the character is falling from a height, So I wanted to see how I could show the actor lying on a green screen and shower the background underneath them. The set up was very different from the first test as I had to light a larger area of the green screen. I did have a big problem when doing this, the green screen had lots of creases which is a problem when lighting.
This is a rough idea of what the scene would look like. I created the background in Premier Pro using stock footage of three different clips. I was happy with how this turned out.
From doing this project it gave me a better understanding of how much work goes into using and creating footage with green screens.
Friday, 7 October 2016
Unit 09 Production Target 1
To create the slow motion we set our cameras to record on 60fps in 720p then when we edited the clips we could change the the speed of the clips to 50% so it would be in slow motion.
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