with us having to re-make our opening sequence our props and costume had changed
- Gun
- Room
- Computer
- Phone
- Casual clothes
- Boots
- Checked shirt
- Masks
- Jeans
- Braces
Wednesday, 31 March 2010
Props and costume remade for opening sequence
Video rough cut analysis
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D4t8_-ILkF0
When we were filming we had numerous problems with cast not turning up also the lighting was a major problem. There was also a delay with the filiming schedual as props and costumes weren't ready for our specific filming days this set us back at least two days. Editing was also a challenge as the scene when she was coming out of the toilet this was far to long so we had to cut this down in our final cut. When we gave the rough cut to our tutor there was various things that was wrong with it as there wasn't enough variety of shots and the mise-en-scene was very basic. So our tutor decided it would be best to reshoot everything and to slightly change our narrative, this again set us back at least a week or so to get everything prepared and ready for filming.
When we were filming we had numerous problems with cast not turning up also the lighting was a major problem. There was also a delay with the filiming schedual as props and costumes weren't ready for our specific filming days this set us back at least two days. Editing was also a challenge as the scene when she was coming out of the toilet this was far to long so we had to cut this down in our final cut. When we gave the rough cut to our tutor there was various things that was wrong with it as there wasn't enough variety of shots and the mise-en-scene was very basic. So our tutor decided it would be best to reshoot everything and to slightly change our narrative, this again set us back at least a week or so to get everything prepared and ready for filming.
Wednesday, 24 February 2010
Props and Costumes
- Props
- guns
- posters
- police badge
- business card
- phone
- list of people
- talking powder
- ear pieces
- costume
- trilbe hat
- trench coat
- shirt and tie
- black trousers
- casual clothes
- masks
- hoodies
Risk Assessment
The risk assessment that we are going to do as a group is to look out for any dangers which may occur during filming.
The ground on the floor needs to be clear of any obstacles that may be on the floor unless we need any props on the floor for any reason. Ensure that all the people know what we are doing so that people passing by are not alarmed of the events that we are filming.
There's a section in the tunnel were it is partly flooded we will have to make sure that all people stay away from the water. Also we have numerous chase scenes so we will have to look out for anything which could potentially harm the actors during this crucial part of the scene, so being vigilant at all times will be essential. Protecting the Camcorder from any rain water or anything that could damage the camcorder.
The ground on the floor needs to be clear of any obstacles that may be on the floor unless we need any props on the floor for any reason. Ensure that all the people know what we are doing so that people passing by are not alarmed of the events that we are filming.
There's a section in the tunnel were it is partly flooded we will have to make sure that all people stay away from the water. Also we have numerous chase scenes so we will have to look out for anything which could potentially harm the actors during this crucial part of the scene, so being vigilant at all times will be essential. Protecting the Camcorder from any rain water or anything that could damage the camcorder.
Thursday, 11 February 2010
Assessment 8
We have had to delay filming for three days so that we can get props and mise-en-scene sorted out for our Film Noir. This is essential for us to sort this out to make the sequence believable as possible.
Wednesday, 10 February 2010
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