Recce shots

Here is a location that not all of us agreed with, I think it's a great place to film as it's a nice size for our cast and equipment we need. The lighting is fairly dark but I think this would be a good affect towards the final outcome as the light makes it look serious, and the interview we will be doing will be intense but a clear understanding of what's happening.

This is a perfect location for filming our script as it invloves a interview that would need a office room that would fit in with our script. The lighting for the room is adjustable, if we needed it darker then we could simpy draw the blindes, the room could involve alot of sound like the sound of chairs moving, doors closing and people talking. The room is a good size and we will just have to set the layout of the room a little bit different to the photo as the meeting/interview table is to big for the space we need in the Kings room.



Here is another loaction up in the learning support room, the space we had was limited as the room is quite small to fit our cast and equipment in. The lighting and layout of the room was too small and the lighting was a little to dark, if we were going to film our script in this room then lighting would need to be adjusted.

Here are some drawings of CU (Close up), MCU (Medium close up), Big extreme CU, MLS (Medium long shot), Long/wide shot LS/WS, MS (medium shot), 3/4 three qaurter shot. These are many shots that can be acheived from one camera position, but this is not the case. You can use a wide angle setting on the zoom when framing close up will result in a lot of the back ground being shown; while using the telephoto setting for a close up will result in a small proportion of the back ground being visible.

This spider diagrame gives us some idea of what will be happening in our cip we will be making, for exmaple some of the shots that will be used and the rolls people are taking in the clip. This helped us a lot as it gave us more idea's and also gave us a visual image of what will be happening in the clip.

premliminary task introduction

Continuity task involving filming and editing a character opening a door, crossing a room and sitting down in a chair opposite another character, with whom she/he then exchanges a couple of lines of dialogue. This task should demonstrate match on action, shot/reverse shot and the 180-degree rule.