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| Me setting up the camera |
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| Me setting up the camera |
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| Me helping Emma film |
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| Me filming |
Thursday, 28 February 2013
Evidence of my Contribution to the Filming
Tuesday, 12 February 2013
Evidence of Me Editing
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| Me doing foley from home |
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| Me doing final 20 seconds of foley and inserting soundtrack from home |
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| Me Editing from home |
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| Me Editing from home |
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| Me Editing from home |
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| Me Editing from home |
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| Me Editing from home |
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| Me Editing from home |
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| Me Editing from school |
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| Me Editing from school |
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| Me Editing from home |
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| Me Editing from school |
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| Me Editing from home |
Tuesday, 5 February 2013
Sunday, 3 February 2013
Individual Edit
This is my individual edit of my group R.E.M Productions thriller Opening, i feel that it is not very good and is not up to the standards that i would like to achieve. Since the making of this video we have re-filmed our footage and i will be making a new individual edit of that footage, i posted this video to show the change between this video and the future individual edit. When we re-filmed footage we made sure that we set the white balance, properly focused the lense and used the appropriate lighting.
Friday, 21 December 2012
Level 4 Example, AS Students Opening Sequence
- I chose this video as a level 4 example
- It has a great use of foley
- There are many title slates and they are embedded well into the video
- The students made use of camera techniques and shot types
- The genre is clearly defined
- The sequence leaves questions unanswered making you want to see the rest of the film
- There is a variety of good editing techniques used
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