SHOOTING SCHEDULE: Week starting 28th January - not including break for half term
TEST SHOOT:
CAMERA TESTS AND TECHNIQUES:
We created a short horror film to test out camera shots, angles and movements. the initial aim was to create the horror sequence before doing further post production. I applied three effects that were the ghost effect, glitch effect and adding a vintage look with colour grading. I edited together two scenes with a smooth whip pan transition. I followed the movement of the camera to cut it together and make it look like it was done in a single take. For this, the camera was either handheld or on a tripod, with tracking of characters. We want to look into using handheld camera to get close to the characters without a large tripod, but we would use a small tripod to ensure footage was more stable than completely handheld. I personally want to look into using a dolly zoom to add suspense and transfer skill. It would add something to the final opening, that would separate it from others.
ORIGINAL:
VIDEO EFFECTS:
I placed the glitch whenever the ghost of the girl was present. The aim was to create the sense that something wasn't right. The effect is more jarring than the ghost effect, which appears when there is a flashback triggered. I would look into using the ghost effect for our final horror opening to create the idea that the character isn't fully in reality. I have found a similar affect which is far more glitchy and looks like the subject would be under more stress. I wouldn't use the glitch effect that we used here due to it not linking to the story-line. If the horror was linked to technology, I would consider the glitch effect more relevant.
My Role as Producer... Producers have overall control of every aspect of a film's production, bringing together the production team. I need to have an extensive knowledge of storytelling and a thorough understanding of all the creative processes of film-making, including screenwriting, directing, editing, and music Producers must be good business people, strategists, motivators, negotiators and creative visionaries I'll work closely with the director and other production staff, on location, to ensure a creative and stable working environment for everyone involved in the project. Organise shooting schedules Hold regular meetings with the director to discuss characters and scenes Troubleshoot problems that arise during production During this production I am aiming to work alongside all production roles to help make this horror film the best it can be - without a set budget. With overall control of the team, I hope to be able to suggest mise-en-scene and aesthetics. I...
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