live editing suite Actors on set view from camera A2- Primary and Secondary Research This week for our carousel we were in Media and we had to produce an advert for the Bic four colours biro. To start of we were spilt into four different groups to come up with our advert ideas and add in details about lighting, cameras and music we could use. My group came up with an advert about a school's media lesson setting with 4 main characters each wanting the pen for a different reason one for marking; drawing, writing and underlining. Each person would also use a different colour of the pen, either red, blue, black or green and we would have each person have a different method on gaining the pen. One would crawling between the desks and another would distract the someone using it. We then were required to pitch our ideas to the whole group before voting on who's idea was best. The result was a draw and so was decided on the toss of a coin. We ended up producing ...
A1-Eviden ce pencil drawing broad fine liner and water sharpie and fine liner 2A Research: Primary and Secondary Research Throughout this week we have been investigating Foley's sound. Foley's sound is the music and noises added during the editing of a product. Foley's Sound is extremely famous in Hollywood in which they are tremendously creative in making the noises and sounds used throughout a film; They use everyday objects such as rice to make the noise of rain. To practise making our own Foley sounds we watched the popular shower scene in psycho however this scene was muted and so we had to carefully watch for any actions that would usually make a noise. We wrote a cue sheet and listed all the sounds we could think of. Then we had to decide how we would recreate each of these sounds. We used rice and running water to recreate the nose of the shower and in the scene the women actually scraped her hand against the b...
When filming a self shooting interview it's important to make the interviewee comfortable with the interviewer and the camera.By doing this an interviewer should set the camera up besides them,over their shoulder,our keeping within the 180 degree rule.The 180 degree rule is when the camera is situated in a specific way to make sure that the audience doesn't get confused during the interview.If this rule is broken the interviewee and interviewer will seem to have switched places when intact they haven't and this will confuse the audience. Another tip is to keep eye contact with the interviewer whilst your interviewing them.This makes it more relaxed and comfortable especially if you don't constantly look down at your questions as it will allow the interview to flow easily. Between each question it is best to leave a slight gap as the interviewee may suddenly think of something that they want to mention.It's also important to not interrupt your interviewer as it...
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