Assignment 15 self assessment of preliminary task
- 1. Assignment 15 – self Assessment of PreliminAry tAsks By gledis dedAj
- 2. Attention to frAming Rule of Thirds •The character is in the top middle box on the grid, which conveys their importance as they are the focus in the shot. •Their arms are right in the centre of the shot therefore highlighting their actions and •This area of the shot is not making it clear to the audience that they are doing work/writing. significant or important for the audience to notice so it is within the lowest section of the grid.
- 3. Attention to frAming The Characters and the table are positioned in the centre of the shot. This makes the shot nice and clear to look at for the audience, it also emphasises the importance of the characters and their actions.
- 4. Attention to frAming •The characters face/ head is at the top of the grid in the centre, emphasising the importance of their facial expressions. •The characters is fully in the shot from head to toe, highlighting their significance and also making the shot easy on the eye for the audience. If their head or feet were cut off this could disorientate the audience making for uncomfortable viewing
- 5. Attention to frAming This is an example of bad framing •The characters are too low in the shot and the audience are unable to see the desk that they are sitting at.
- 6. tArgets to imProve 1. Ensure that close attention is paid to continuity. • Lack of consideration could lead to inconsistency and confuse and disorientate the viewer. The computer is on in one shot then off in the other.
- 7. •No belt on the character •They wear a belt in this shot.
- 8. •The character’s hair is up in this shot. •Their hair is out in this shot
- 9. tArgets to imProve Computers are On Computer are Off
- 10. tArgets to imProve 2. Ensure that ALL footage is shot during filming. •Missing footage or not finishing the scene by not showing the character leaving could confuse the audience.
- 11. tArgets to imProve 3. Keep the lighting the same throughout the scene. • Inconsistent lighting could disorientate the audience.