The document discusses what was learned from constructing a thriller film. It describes improving camera skills from an earlier task of "walking through a door". Key lessons included learning camera programs, understanding shot length and continuity issues, and realizing how long filming takes. Problems with actors' schedules and lighting were addressed. The film was edited together on Adobe Premier Pro. Overall the process was educational and skills improved for future filmmaking.
The document discusses what was learned from constructing a thriller film. It describes improving camera skills from an earlier task of "walking through a door". Key lessons included learning camera programs, understanding shot length and continuity issues, and realizing how long filming takes. Problems with actors' schedules and lighting were addressed. The film was edited together on Adobe Premier Pro. Overall the process was educational and skills improved for future filmmaking.
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The document discusses what was learned from constructing a thriller film. It describes improving camera skills from an earlier task of "walking through a door". Key lessons included learning camera programs, understanding shot length and continuity issues, and realizing how long filming takes. Problems with actors' schedules and lighting were addressed. The film was edited together on Adobe Premier Pro. Overall the process was educational and skills improved for future filmmaking.
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constructing this product? • I definitely believe we have improved from the first task we did, which was ‘walking through the door task’ I think doing that first task It taught us about the cameras so we were ready to do this Thriller. • In the walking through the door task we learnt the basics on the cameras where as in this task we learnt more, and have educated ourselves with the camera. • I believe the shots we used where good enough, I just don’t think they gave the overall message across very well. • Another problem we faced was the length of our Thriller, we had to re-film several times because the film was too short, so we needed to film more shots, and make it longer. • This is so we could portray the family life image, and something coming to disrupt this. • When filming our film we hit a few problems due to the actors we were using and continuity issues with the costumes. • When we started filming we had an understanding with the cinemas since we had practise from when we filmed ‘walking through the door’. This we did in college and really got us using the cameras so we understood the programs. • Even when we took them home to film our Thrillers, we were still learning what worked best and the programs on the cameras, I’m sure the next time we film we will find more things in which we didn’t know before. • We didn’t realised until we were filming how long it takes to do each shot, since we needed to do each shot a few times and also from different angles. • While filming we didn’t face any problems with the costume and the props, but we were very aware about these things, and considering these things before filming each shot. • For example, we filmed twice so we needed to make sure our actor was wearing the same clothes and that her hair style was the same the second time. • The problem we faced with lighting was the different times of filming. The first and second time had different lighting. This is because of the time of year, it goes darker earlier and quicker. • Filming this ourselves makes you realise the time it takes professionals to film. • The battery could have been a problem but we prepared ourselves for this so we took an extra battery. • We had to re-film because the first two actors we used weren't free the next time we needed to film, so we had to use different actors the second time round. • The people we used the second time of filming, we needed to use them again because we needed to film some more shots, it was lucky that they were free at the times in which we needed them. We didn’t want to put any over exaggerated special effects on our thriller because we wanted it to be true and believable • When filming the camera picked up back ground noise and we didn’t want this, so when we put our filming on to the computer we had to delete this and replace it with the suspense music in which we used. • When we had filmed we put it on the computer we edited this, making all the shots flow together, we then put the text over the top of this, making the shots flow was priority. • The program we used was Adobe Premier Pro, as we used to it began to get more simple. These pictures are of the camera and tripod that we used, as you can see on the camera there are a lot of buttons so when we where filming we only used the few that we knew about and how to use these, although when we were filming we were learning as we went along.