1. Preliminary Task
What we have learned, and how we
incorporated in in the finished product.

2. This is an example of
an panning shot, in
preparation for an
shot that we planned
to use in the filming of
the product. We
learnt during this
process that panning
shots that stability
and fluidity would be
an noticeable
problem when filming.
To deal with this we
used an camera tri-
pod.

3. This is an example of a high
angle tilt down shot, in the
picture, the image is supposed
to represent CCTV, and we
have edited the image to
represent this, by changing it
from RGB to Black and White.
We wished to practise this
type of shot. This is practise
because we knew we would be
using a similar shot in the
finished product, when filming
the girl entering the barn. We
noticed that prolonged filming
in the position was impractical
and would reflect badly in the
finished product. To deal with
this this we used metro-deck,
this allowed us to take
multiple cuts without stability
issues and achieve better
continuality.

4. This is an example of an
tracking low angle shot. We
knew, from are story board
that we would use this type
of shot in the scene in which
the girl makes her escape, in
the forested area. When is
came to filming this shot in
the product, we quickly
realised that lighting and
complexion was a issue in
the poorly lighted forest
area to counter this we used
night mode plus which
neatly corrected this issue.

5. This is a shot in which
we attempted to
reanimate an scene we
would like to use in the
project. We planned on
using this type of the
shot in the forest scene
of our project. In which
the chaser is filmed
striding after his quarry.
In the event we decided
that an low angle
tracking shot would be
more empowering to the
pursuer than the one we
practised in the
preliminary task.