We came up with a really good idea for our main task a few weeks ago, it involved us filming Alfie acting as a news reporter, then we planned to wire up the camera to the television so it looked as if Alfie was actually on the TV. but since then we have learnt that it may be harder than we anticipated.
After filming our first scene, we uploaded it onto the macs. It was at this point we noticed the sound was not very clear. This was probably because we filmed on a windy day, so there was too much background noise.
In our next filming session, we filmed at Alfie's house. We also had to re-film our first scene, however this time we tweeked the script so it flowed better. During our filming, there was a power cut, therefore it look us longer than we expected to film that scene.
Another scene we filmed that day was of me in the living room, watching Alfie's new report on televison. We included a match on action shot as i walked into the room, and also an over the shoulder shot of me watching the television.
Tuesday, 26 January 2010
Monday, 11 January 2010
Props
One of our scenes is going to filmed in one of our living rooms, so everything in that room could be classed as props.
Target Audience
We have decided to rate our thriller film as a 15 certificate, as the context of our production may be found disturbing for a younger audience.
There is no blood and gore in our footage, however violent behaviour is insinuated.
It is designed to be aimed at both genders. Our main character is female, so we hope this will interest women aswell as men.
There is no blood and gore in our footage, however violent behaviour is insinuated.
It is designed to be aimed at both genders. Our main character is female, so we hope this will interest women aswell as men.
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