In this I tell Harri and Hollie what will happen in the scene and what need them to do. Also in this Paige instructs Ben (Brad) and the other youths sitting around him to be rowdy and to use teen slang. Harry also does a practice take of him looking longingly at Hollie.
Showing posts with label Shoot 4. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Shoot 4. Show all posts
Thursday, 5 February 2015
SHOOT 4: behind the scenes
In this I tell Harri and Hollie what will happen in the scene and what need them to do. Also in this Paige instructs Ben (Brad) and the other youths sitting around him to be rowdy and to use teen slang. Harry also does a practice take of him looking longingly at Hollie.
Sunday, 25 January 2015
Rough Cut: Classroom Scene- Shoot 4
Rough cut 1 for the class room scene
Our intention
This is our first rough cut. In this we have edited together key moments from the classroom shoot. In this we want to portray the love triangle within the three central characters.
How we did it
We did this by highlighting Harri's glance at Hollie by framing them both in a two shot, so all attention was focused on just these two characters. Also Brad throwing the ball of paper at Harri hints at his flirting with Harri.
This is our first rough cut. In this we have edited together key moments from the classroom shoot. In this we want to portray the love triangle within the three central characters.
How we did it
We did this by highlighting Harri's glance at Hollie by framing them both in a two shot, so all attention was focused on just these two characters. Also Brad throwing the ball of paper at Harri hints at his flirting with Harri.
Thursday, 18 December 2014
SHOOT 4: Classroom Scene planning, problems, how it went, Call sheet and story board
Call Sheet and how the shoot went
Problems
We had a few problems to begin with, our actors had forgotten to come with their costume so we had to go and find some uniform from school. This was easily solved once we found the right items for them to wear. We also had a problem with one of the tripods as one of the legs seemed to be broken and so when we were filming on it, it made the camera move.
Organising the Mise-en-Scene
When we arrived at the classroom we had to move the tables and chairs around so that we had enough room and so that it looked how we wanted it to. Once our actors got here and they were in their costumes, we added certain details to them, we gave Harris a vest to put over to add to his quirkiness.
How it went
Overall the shoot went well, as stated above we had a few problems but nothing major. Both Molly and I were filming so we were able to get different angles and a range of shots that will help for the editing. As we were filming a classroom full of people it was difficult to direct them at first, but after we had explained what we wanted we were able to get on quickly and efficiently.
We had a few problems to begin with, our actors had forgotten to come with their costume so we had to go and find some uniform from school. This was easily solved once we found the right items for them to wear. We also had a problem with one of the tripods as one of the legs seemed to be broken and so when we were filming on it, it made the camera move.
Organising the Mise-en-Scene
When we arrived at the classroom we had to move the tables and chairs around so that we had enough room and so that it looked how we wanted it to. Once our actors got here and they were in their costumes, we added certain details to them, we gave Harris a vest to put over to add to his quirkiness.
How it went
Overall the shoot went well, as stated above we had a few problems but nothing major. Both Molly and I were filming so we were able to get different angles and a range of shots that will help for the editing. As we were filming a classroom full of people it was difficult to direct them at first, but after we had explained what we wanted we were able to get on quickly and efficiently.
What we wanted to show
- We asked half of the students to get out their books out and read or act like they were working and the other half to act rowdy and talk amongst themselves. This was too create a more realistic classroom scenario. Also too represent Hollie and Harri's personalities through them sitting with the sensible and hard working side connoting that they are smart and 'nerdy' which fits with their individual style. To contrast this Brad sat with the rowdy side showing his 'badboy' personality and 'jock' persona anchored by him reading his book upside down.
- Brad's act of throwing the ball of paper at Harri was to anchor the love triangle and that his love affection is directed at Harri.
- To show Harri's affection for Hollie we asked him to look directly at her longingly to clearly show this.
- To denote Harri's and Hollies quirky personalities we included in the mise-en-scene 2 very thick hard back books one of which is the 'History of the Times' as well as Harri's 80's style tank top and Hollie's scrunch in her hair.
Story board
This our original story board which we used for our classroom shoot, we had to draw it our selfs as we didn't have access to a printed more professional story board however this one worked just as well and helped us to create the scene that we envisioned.
SHOOT 4: classroom planning
Extra planning for the classroom scene
This is a brief outline of our classroom shoot. We have outlined where we would like the actors to sit and what kind of shots we would like.
This is a brief outline of our classroom shoot. We have outlined where we would like the actors to sit and what kind of shots we would like.
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