On the other hand the code/action and shot type and duration we used was not all how we initially planned. We kept the key scenes the same as planned as we wanted to keep the same narrative as planned but we slightly altered the less significant scenes to ensure that the miss-en-scene elements was as suitable as possible and evoked suitable emotions within the audience.
Shot
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Date & Time
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Location
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Conduct/ Action
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Shot type and duration
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Costume/hair, make up
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Iconography
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Personal
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Equipment
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1
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1.12.2013
4:00
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Repton Park.
Road.
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The camera follows the car down an isolated road.
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Establishing shot.
Panning shot.
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Formal wear with everyday make-up.
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Car.
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Husband/ Editor/ Director? Hair and Make
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Digital camera
Batterys
Memory card
tripod
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2
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1.12.2013
4:10
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Repton Park.
Car park.
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The women parks the car and villain is see in background.
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Extreme long shot.
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All black casual clothing with mask.
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Car.
Mask.
Knife.
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None/ Editor/ Director? Hair and Make
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Digital camera
Batterys
Memory card
tripod
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3
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1.12.2013
4:30
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Repton Park.
Forest.
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The victim is chased by the villain out of the carpark into a
forest.
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Formal wear normal make-up .
Black casual clothing with mask.
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Knife.
Mask.
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Husband / Editor/ Director? Hair and Make
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Digital camera
Batterys
Memory card
tripod
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4
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None
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Knife
Chopping B
Hob
Cupboards
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Editor/ Director? Hair and Make
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Digital camera
Batterys
Memory card
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4
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1.12.2013
4:45
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Repton Park.
Forest.
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The victim continues to be chased by the antagonist.
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POV
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Formal wear normal make-up.
Black casual clothing with mask.
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Knife.
Mask.
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Husband / Editor/ Director? Hair and Make
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Digital camera
Batterys
Memory card
tripod
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5
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1.12.2013
5:00
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Repton Park.
Forest.
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The victim falls over.
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Aerial shot.
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Formal wear normal make-up.
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Husband / Editor/ Director? Hair and Make
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Digital camera
Batterys
Memory card
tripod
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This post demonstrates some planning techniques. It is clear to see that you and your group have considered your storyboards and the days and times that you will be filming on.
ReplyDeleteDid you follow the schedule, or did you make any changes?