Friday, 13 March 2015
Thursday, 12 March 2015
Wednesday, 11 March 2015
PLANNING 57 - AUDIENCE FEEDBACK
AUDIENCE FEEDBACK
- First Title: Should be more conventional e.g. blood dripping from letter or static buzz.
- First Title: Too much font to read – should read it up to 2.5 seconds.
- Last Title: There should be a shot of the basement like a freeze frame, with Johnny’s voiceover saying ‘will you run into the realm of psychosis?’ because it is more engaging and adds to the intensity.
Monday, 2 March 2015
PLANNING 56 - PROBLEMS WE FACED DURING FILMING
PROBLEMS AND HOW WE SOLVED THEM
PROBLEMS
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HOW WE SOLVED THEM
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One problem that we faced is the camera that we began with. We started with a Panasonic camera which was heavy to hold and hard to see through as the viewer was small. Also we found that the quality wasn’t as good, and that in some scenes it was grainy.
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We solved this by changing cameras. Instead of using the Panasonic camera we changed to the 7D Canon, which has a great HD quality and is a lot easier to hold to ensure that we don’t get tired of holding it.
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Another problem that we faced is timing. As our actors are from a different college they too have other priorities, therefore they weren’t always able to film on the dates we chose.
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To solve this we made a deal of filming continuously on Saturday’s so that we were always free and that way filming wouldn’t get in the way of their learning time.
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We also faced problems when we had to secure a church location. We tried many churches in the area and got rejected as they found that doing a horror film was unacceptable in a church.
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Therefore to secure a church location, we went out of area and found one in Stepney, who were happy to help us, and understood the narrative and found that really our character was there for peace and comfort.
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Also, another problem that we faced was keeping our continuity constant. We had troubles with this as some of our actors came in different clothing so it didn’t match up to the rest of the film.
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However we solved this whilst we were editing. We re-filmed the scenes where they aren’t wearing the correct clothing and when we were editing we cut the two different scenes in half to make a whole scene.
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PLANNING 54 - FILMING DIARY DAY 6
FILMING DIARY
PLANNING 53 - FILMING DIARY DAY 5
FILMING DIARY
On Tuesday 17th February, we came into our school
location to film the final basement scene. We started off with the make up so
that it would come up on camera. Although this was time consuming as we have
never done this before, and we had to ensure that our actor’s skin was okay
throughout the whole way as him being a boy wearing makeup made him feel a
little nervous! However after this we finally got a good ‘dark under eye’ look,
and began to film. We didn’t have much time as our actors don’t really like the
feeling.
PLANNING 52 - FILMING DIARY DAY 4
FILMING DIARY
On Saturday 14th February we went to film scene 3, which
is in the church. We made our way to St Dunstan church and quickly introduced
ourselves before we got started. Although we had to keep stopping as people
were passing by when we were both inside and outside the church, it was done
quickly as the location was quiet and we didn’t have too many things to
distract us. However, we did struggle in one section of the scene because we
could get the lighting to hit the bag, as we wanted to use natural lighting
because it was in the day. After filming this we only have our last basement
scene to do, as we didn’t get this done on day 3, and a few extra things that
needed to be fixed up.
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