Showing posts with label Location and Camera. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Location and Camera. Show all posts

Thursday, 13 November 2014

Location Changes!

We have changed the location from the shop shutter to college location because our actors are not willing to travel far to film and they will not be available in the weekends. We will be using the green tin cargo background and the orange and yellow brick wall. Due to our new actors clashes with timetable and reliability college location seems to be the best solution as our deadline for filming is soon.




Long shot of  the cargo 

Wide shot of the brick wall where both actors will be standing.

Thursday, 26 June 2014

Induction on Green screen, Location and Camera

    STUDIO

FOCUS - Main subject in frame, make sure the subject is located directly in the middle of the shot for direct contact and focus

             - Focusing; finding your subject/object in the shot and focusing correctly into their features for clarity
             -Zoom, Pan and Tilt, using the camera to create movement in a shoo, whether its a zoom coming closer or further away or simply tilting up from bottom to top or down top to bottom
SHOT TYPES- Variety, suing a variety of shot types to make the shots more interesting that a medium long shot, by using a variety the audience can be more interested by the visuals you created
CONTROLLING THE QUALITY AND LIGHT-Aperture, ISO, Shutter Speed, White Balance 
Green Screen
Role of performance


                                                             LOCATION - Using the DSLR


Movement- Focus, Pan, Tilt

180 Degree Line- Dont cross the 'invisible 180 degree line' or the shot changes

When using the DSLR camera I need to make sure that the quality of the image/video is natural and clear by changing the settings such as shutter speed, aperture, ISO, exposure and white balance.


Lighting - Set the mood, create settings