2. BEN HOUGHTON
WHAT WE HAVE LEARNT FROM THE
PRELIMINARY EXERCISE
▸ From our preliminary exercise where we had to create a simple dialogue
and walking scene, we have learnt lots of different things and
incorporated them into our two minute film.
▸ We learnt about the 180-degree rule and made sure we didn't cross the
180-degree line when filming the footage.
▸ When filming dialogue scenes in our film, we made sure we used shot-
reverse-shot like we did in the preliminary exercise to show the two
characters speaking to each other.
▸ Finally, we used match on action in our film when one of the characters
was opening the door. We used the same technique as we did in our
preliminary exercise.
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4. BEN HOUGHTON
WHAT WE HAVE IMPROVED AT
▸ From filming the footage of our film, we have improved at filming dialogue
scenes quickly as well as doing shot-reverse-shot.
▸ We have also improved on the match on action technique such as a
character opening a door.
▸ We have also improved on finding the correct shot to convey the correct
meaning and link it to the genre of our film, such as a tracking shot to
show a character is being followed.
▸ Finally, we have improved on the editing of the shots and making the
match on action shots run smoother.
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OTHER METHODS WE HAVE USED
▸We have also used different methods to convey the horror
theme throughout our film. We used low key lighting to set a
mysterious and tense atmosphere.
▸We also used different types of editing to show as sense of
tension such as jump cuts when pouring drinks.
▸One final method we used differently to the preliminary task
was that we used non-diegetic sound to create a dark
atmosphere and a sense of panic in some parts of the film.
6. Low key lighting to create a dark atmosphere.
Jump cut sequence when making drinks.