Showing posts with label one shot film. Show all posts
Showing posts with label one shot film. Show all posts
Tuesday, 11 December 2007
One Shot Film Stage 3
After having the filming done we put the film onto Premiere Pro and started to make a real movie out of it. I changed it to black and white to create a better atmosphere to the film, and make it seem as though it is an older movie. I then got stuck on deciding what music or audio to put to it.
One Shot Film Stage 2
In the next group meeting we decided exactly what we were going to do in the film and what props everyone needed to bring to finish the film and when we were going to meet up to shoot the film. When we met up it took us alot less time to shoot the film than we thought it would and we had the film done in a couple of hours. During this we did not have too many problems, the main problem we had was timing the differnt parts of the film with the camera. One member of our group then had an idea to change the angle it was being shot from so that it would be looking down onto the game, which we then tried and worked well.
One Shot Film Stage 1
We were given a project where we had to create a film using only one shot. This basically means that it cannot be cut or changed after it has been shot. We choose groups and started coming up with ideas. Our groups first idea was to create a film where we would play it backwards and then jump from high objects as to make it look like we were actually jumping really high. We then decided to do this in one shot would be very difficult. We came up with a few other ideas then ended up choosing to do an old maffia style poker game and left it at this and planned to meet up a couple of days later.
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