In a group of four we shot our preliminary task which involved a conversation between two people, we followed a storyboard checking we were using the correct shots for each take. It was filmed in a classroom which was successful for set and lighting. Different members of the group took on specific roles which included director, camera person, continuity monitor and actors. We constantly monitored important technical elements such as lighting, focus, exposure, composition, keeping the shot level by bubbling up the tripod and sound levels. We ensured successfully that we did not cross the 180 degree line to avoid upsetting continuity and confusing the audience. We took multiple takes in order to get the best possible shot.The protocol we followed for capturing a take was:
Director- "STAND BY"
Crew- "STANDING BY"
Director- "ACTION"
(Action takes place)
Director- "CUT"
We used low lighting which created an eerie, threatening scene which linked to the tone of voice used by the actors. However, perhaps the lighting was too low as it was not always possible to clearly see the actors expression.
We filmed through the sequence for each shot, starting with wide shots, then over the shoulder, then close ups and then any other shots we chose to use.
I think our shooting was successful as we worked well as a team and filmed correctly and efficiently.
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