Filming photo analysis
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I had to set up the lounge with the Christmas tree and candles to create an eerie environment for filming. I changed my original storyboard and shot list, deciding to have the subject walk out angrily and throw the Christmas tree over. I am unsure how to best edit the footage together or what effects to use, as I filmed without a set plan.
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The document contains a filming schedule for a short film with details of what shots are being filmed each day, where the filming will take place, what crew and cast are needed, and what equipment is required. It schedules filming of scenes involving female characters in the lounge, garden, and bathroom over three days in January, with the director viewing footage and editing background music later that month.
Location shots
This document outlines four location shots for a film intended to create a mysterious, depressing, and lonely atmosphere. The first location is a room lit only by a Christmas tree, showing the surroundings including a windowsill, tree, and sofa. The second location is a hallway decorated with fairy lights on the stairs, where the character will slide their hands along the lights while holding a glass of wine. The third location is at the top of the stairs, with closed bedroom doors to intrigue viewers. The fourth location is an upstairs bathroom with a large bath for underwater filming, a mirror, and space to emphasize the character's loneliness.
Shot list for film
The document outlines 36 shots from a film scene. It describes the shot type (close-up, wide, etc.), camera movement (pans, still), location, and includes voiceover and music for the sound. The shots start in a lounge by a tree and windowsill, then move through the garden, upstairs through the hallway and stairs, ending in the bathroom. Camera movements include pans, pans in/out, and shots remain still. Voiceover and music are included for the sound of each shot.
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