We chose to film our establishing wide shot at a time when the weather wasn't sunny and bright as that wouldn't fit in with the mood of our film and create pathetic fallacy. We filmed when the weather was overcast and made sure we chose an area where there wouldn't be many people around.
When filming our shots of creating the letter, we made sure we chose a time of the day when we could make the room dark. We used the light on the camera which highlighted the black and white effect of the newspaper and really worked well.
We filmed our shots of delivering the letter when the weather was quite bright so when editing we will change this to black and white to make it look more like a thriller. We filmed the scene handheld as we wanted a point of view shaky feel, as if the footage is from the view of the letter.
When filming we didn't need to worry about any sound we didn't want as we would be deleting all the sounds on the film and replacing them with music.
Friday, 29 January 2010
Thursday, 14 January 2010
Drawn Storyboard
This is are first drawn storyboard, consisting of all the shots we will put in are film.
Tuesday, 12 January 2010
Friday, 8 January 2010
Shot List
1. Graphic shot – Jam Jar Productions logo.
2. Establishing wide shot – Building in a wooded area, zooms in.
3. Close up – Hands cutting out newspaper letters.
4. Medium shot – Newspaper page turning over.
5. Point of view, close up – cutting out letters.
6. Medium shot – Newspaper page turning over.
7. High angle, medium shot – Cutting out letters.
8. Extreme close up – Letters spelling ‘kill’ on newspaper.
9. Close-up low level shot – Character passes letter to another person, focuses on hands.
10. Point of view shot – Inside of a bag, from point of view of letter.
11. Point of view shot – Person picks letter up from out of the bag, from point of view of letter.
12. Establishing, point of view shot – residential village, from point of view of letter.
13. Low level shot, canted angle – Letter dropped on the floor.
14. Low level, point of view shot – Picks letter up from the floor.
15. Long shot – Person walks up to door.
16. Point of view shot – Letter is put into letterbox.
17. Extreme close up – Inside of letterbox.
18. Medium shot – Person walks away from letterbox.
19. Over the shoulder shot – Person picks up letter and opens it.
20. Point of view shot – Envelope falling to ground.
21. Extreme close up – Eyes of person who opens letter.
22. Graphic shot – film title.
2. Establishing wide shot – Building in a wooded area, zooms in.
3. Close up – Hands cutting out newspaper letters.
4. Medium shot – Newspaper page turning over.
5. Point of view, close up – cutting out letters.
6. Medium shot – Newspaper page turning over.
7. High angle, medium shot – Cutting out letters.
8. Extreme close up – Letters spelling ‘kill’ on newspaper.
9. Close-up low level shot – Character passes letter to another person, focuses on hands.
10. Point of view shot – Inside of a bag, from point of view of letter.
11. Point of view shot – Person picks letter up from out of the bag, from point of view of letter.
12. Establishing, point of view shot – residential village, from point of view of letter.
13. Low level shot, canted angle – Letter dropped on the floor.
14. Low level, point of view shot – Picks letter up from the floor.
15. Long shot – Person walks up to door.
16. Point of view shot – Letter is put into letterbox.
17. Extreme close up – Inside of letterbox.
18. Medium shot – Person walks away from letterbox.
19. Over the shoulder shot – Person picks up letter and opens it.
20. Point of view shot – Envelope falling to ground.
21. Extreme close up – Eyes of person who opens letter.
22. Graphic shot – film title.
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