Third stage of filming
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The document summarizes the third stage of filming a student film project. It describes how the students stayed after school to film shots using tripods and steady cameras to make the shots look more professional. It discusses several shot types taken, including tracking shots, dialogue scenes, and establishing shots. It also notes challenges faced with unstable cameras and ensuring proper lighting.
Third stage of filming
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- 2. + Third stage of filming: ON THIS DAY MYSELF, BEN AND NANA STAYED BEHIND AFTER SCHOOL AND UTILISED THE OFFICES TO MAKE OUR SHOTS LOOK MORE PROFESSIONAL. MANY OF THE SHOTS WERE TAKEN WITH THE CAMERA POSITIONED ON A TRI-POD AND THE TRACKING SHOTS WERE TAKEN BY A TRIPOD WITH WHEELS SO AS TO KEEP THE CAMERA LEVEL AND STEADY AS IT MOVES ALONG WITH THE ACTORS.
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- 4. + Third stage of filming: HERE IS A SHOT SIMILAR TO THE ONE WE HAD FILMED PREVIOUSLY BUT THE CAMERA QUALITY IS MUCH BETTER AS WE HAVE RESUMED FILMING WITH OUR CAMERA OF CHOICE. WE TOO SAT OUR CAMERA ON A TRI-POD MEANING IT WAS MUCH MORE STEADY AND THE SHOTS LOOKED MORE AS THEY WOULD IN A PROFESSIONAL FILM TRAILER. AS WE WERE NOT ABLE TO USE THE ACTOR WE HAD BEFORE AS HE WAS AT WORK, WE USED ANOTHER ACTOR FROM OUR AUDITIONS TO PLAY THIS ROLE. WE WERE INCREDIBLY IMPRESSED BY HIS ACTING SKILLS AND HAVE NOW CHOSEN HIM TO BE THE MAIN DETECTIVE IN OUR TRAILER.
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- 6. + Third stage of filming: THIS SHOT WAS A RE MAKE OF ONE WE FILMED EARLIER ON. WE DID IT FROM A LOW ANGLE TO MAKE THE TWO POLICE CHARACTERS LOOK EMPOWERED. ONE PROBLEM WE FACED HOWEVER WAS THAT AS THE CAMERA WAS PLACED ON THE TABLE WHEN THE TABLE WAS MOVED THE CAMERA WAS SHAKEN, AND FOR THAT REASON WE WOULD NOT BE ABLE TO INCLUDE THIS SHOT IN OUR TRAILER.
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- 8. + Third stage of filming: THIS SHOT PANS FROM LEFT TO RIGHT TO SHOW THIS ACTOR SITTING ALONE AT HIS DESK. HIS BODY LANGUAGE ALONG WITH THE SLOW SPEED OF THE SHOT DEPICTS HIM LOOKING SAD AND FEELING STRESSED. THE CAMERA WAS POSITIONED AT A HIGHER LEVEL THAN THE ACTOR MAKING HIM LOOK SMALLER IN THE SHOT.
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- 10. + Third stage of filming: THIS PIECE CONSISTS OF AN OVER THE SHOULDER VIEW DEPICTING THE VIEW OF THE POLICE OFFICER AS HE LOOKS OUT OF THE WINDOW TRYING TO CALM HIMSELF DOWN. IT WAS IMPORTANT THAT WE FILMED THIS SCENE AT THE CORRECT TIME OF DAY TO ENSURE THAT WE HAD THE CORRECT LIGHTING AS IF WE WOULD HAVE FILMED ANY LATER IT WOULD HAVE BEEN TOO DARK.