Showing posts with label filming. Show all posts
Showing posts with label filming. Show all posts
Sunday, 9 December 2012
Thursday, 18 October 2012
Filming schedule for new scenes
New intro scene of young protagonist painting and singing
Friday 19th October
1600 Set up camera on tripod, facing down onto floor
1605 Film newspaper falling from up above and landing on the floor. Making sure that the camera can clearly see the headline and image.
Saturday 20th October
1000 Arrive at cousin's house to film.
1015 Set up room with barely any furniture and props on floor
1030 Practise run through of filming with young actress as she sings and paints picture of mask
1045 Film scene a few times with different angles
1100 Filming little girl screaming into the camera
1115 Finish filming with little girl
Afternoon
1400 Film protagonist switching on lights
1415 Film POV of protagonist seeing masked person in corner and switching light on again to reveal them gone
During this piece of filming, I will be filming close-ups of the little girl singing and then looking into the camera. I will also film a long shot of her painting and then pan round to reveal the image that she is painting.
Friday 19th October
1600 Set up camera on tripod, facing down onto floor
1605 Film newspaper falling from up above and landing on the floor. Making sure that the camera can clearly see the headline and image.
Saturday 20th October
1000 Arrive at cousin's house to film.
1015 Set up room with barely any furniture and props on floor
1030 Practise run through of filming with young actress as she sings and paints picture of mask
1045 Film scene a few times with different angles
1100 Filming little girl screaming into the camera
1115 Finish filming with little girl
Afternoon
1400 Film protagonist switching on lights
1415 Film POV of protagonist seeing masked person in corner and switching light on again to reveal them gone
During this piece of filming, I will be filming close-ups of the little girl singing and then looking into the camera. I will also film a long shot of her painting and then pan round to reveal the image that she is painting.
Tuesday, 16 October 2012
Thursday, 4 October 2012
Montage scene
Realising I need a few more clips for my montage, I decided to list small scenes that would work for a psychological thriller.
Looking at the montage scenes in Black Swan, Donnie Darko and The Machinst, I was able to notice what type of creepy, psychological shots I would need.
-Protagonist screaming (CU or zoom from a medium shot into a CU)
-Protaginist running (Camera close behind, following)
-Close up of a weapon (either knife, gun, etc...)
Other ideas I have:
-A car drives past with the driver wearing one of the demon masks (Zoom into mask face)
-Protagonist looks through a book fast (as if searching for answers. Camera would look at book)
-Protagonist walking somewhere with a close up following the back of the head (making audience feel uncomfortable)
-(Different shot) Protagonist turning around quick as if camera is person behind.
Looking at the montage scenes in Black Swan, Donnie Darko and The Machinst, I was able to notice what type of creepy, psychological shots I would need.
-Protagonist screaming (CU or zoom from a medium shot into a CU)
-Protaginist running (Camera close behind, following)
-Close up of a weapon (either knife, gun, etc...)
Other ideas I have:
-A car drives past with the driver wearing one of the demon masks (Zoom into mask face)
-Protagonist looks through a book fast (as if searching for answers. Camera would look at book)
-Protagonist walking somewhere with a close up following the back of the head (making audience feel uncomfortable)
-(Different shot) Protagonist turning around quick as if camera is person behind.
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