We created this piece to demonstrate the skills we had at the start of this course. We edited the piece to black and white to accompany the old fashioned feel of the music in the background, which is from Atonement. We used a tracking shot to follow my feet down the corridor by attaching the camera to a skateboard; and filmed from a tripod for the rest. Instead of attempting to have the Drama Studio, which is where we filmed, look like another location, we based the theme of our piece on a theatre production, thus entitling it 'curtain call'.
Sunday, 20 December 2009
Thursday, 26 November 2009
Camera Angles
So this is my first enstallment of Media Studies AS.
Camera Shots, ahoy.
Long shot/ Establishing shot
We begun with the pretense of creating a sequence of stills that would look as though Beth & I were being stalked. Note the large array of hedge in the bottom of this, yes, the stalker was hiding in the bush, therefore this is a Point of View shot also.
Medium Close Up
So its the typical 'am I being watched?' shifty look over the shoulder.
Long Shot
Aah now I'm doing the shifty over the shoulder look.
This shot is a combination of both. Its a long shot of Beth, however its a medium shot of Holly. Yes, Holly is our stalker.
Medium Shot
Tilt Shot
Despite of suspicions that we may have a stalker in our midst, Beth and I decide to have a chat on some stairs. We used a upwards tilt shot here to make the steps look higher. NOTE: this is not a point of view shot; me and Beth would either be blind, or Holly a very poor stalker if that were the case.
Medium / Two Shot
Extreme Close Up
We used soft focus to try and keep the stalker's identity secret; but tahdah its Holly!
Long Shot
Our final frame is a long shot and a tilt downwards shot.
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