Thursday, 4 November 2010
Continuity Task - First Shooting day
Last night, me and my group went out to film some of the shots we needed for our project. We made good progress with the amount of shots we completed and managed to get different scenarios of each scene so we can have a lot more room to choose and craft the project the way we want to. However, we did experience some problems whilst filming. We underestimated how quickly it got dark and during filming, the quality degraded past the point of recognition so we had to find some area with better lighting. In the end, we did find a suitable spot and shot the scenes we needed. So in today's lesson, we are currently looking through each shot to see if the quality is up to scratch.
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A reasonable summary, James, but you should be looking at far more detailed planning. It would be useful to see (e.g.) scripts, storyboards, log sheets etc. in order to get a clear overview of the process you have undertaken. This will be essential if you are to achieve high marks in your planning. Take a look at Cal or Steph's blogs for some ideas about this. Holly is doing a log sheet; this should appear on her blog at some point.
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