We have developed our skills
from our preliminary on how to film and use editing; there were few shots that
we had to retake as we didn’t use many transitions or different types of camera
angle. In our preliminary task there were few shots we didn’t pay attention for
example: we didn’t see the surrounding around our character, some of the shots
were out of focus which ruined some of our shots.
During this process we
learnt to improve not to use long shot because they end up losing audience’s
attention. How to flow from one shot to another: using match on action gives a
sense of continuity for this reason we decided to use this technique in our
opening sequence. When Maya gets out of
bed and she is straight in the bathroom I think this was very effective and
done well as this fits in well with the thriller theme of sudden changes
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This shot of the left is very effective because we have let the
natural light from the window to create a shadow, also that I am dressed in
black n the wall on the left and right side of me where black so the lighting
from the background was a sign of hope if it was a thriller. This creates a
silhouette mysterious figure behind the camera.
The shot on the right shows that we had a very good lining on the
floor where I was walking pass , having shot this accurate highlights the
action happening in the scene which the audience can take in account.
From this I have learnt that the image in the camera screen should always be in
line/ straight for it to look accurate and professional done.The shot of Maya reading the paper is well composed as the newspaper is in the centre where it get the highest attention and Maya is in the ¼ of the scene.
Another shot that I thought was done accurately using composition
skills: was when Maya is in bed and the alarm is in front on the side
table to focus on the alarm clock we used the function the camera to blur
Maya’s face.
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