Final Piece And Preliminary Task Comparison
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In his final piece, Thomas Griffiths used cuts to show continuity and overlay fades to show changes in time. For his preliminary task, he followed the 180 degree rule and centered his protagonist in shots. Through both pieces, he learned how to frame shots, edit to briefs and emotions, integrate effects, critique and improve his work, and use camera angles to convey feelings.
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Final Piece And Preliminary Task Comparison
- 1. Final piece and preliminary task comparison Thomas Griffiths **PLEASE VIEW THIS IN FULL SCREEN**
- 2. Cut is used to show continuity
- 3. In comparison, an overlay fade is used to show a change in time in my final piece
- 4. I kept to the 180 degree rule in my preliminary piece
- 5. My final production was of a different style, however I did try to keep my protagonist in the centre of the shot to keep attention on him
- 6. What I have learned How to frame a shot How to edit a piece according to a brief How to edit a piece to portray different emotions or feelings How to integrate special effects in without overdoing it How to constructively criticise and tweak my piece to make it better How a camera angle can symbolise how a character is feeling How to include a narrative element whilst at the same time have action on screen