Looking back at your preliminary task (the continuity editing
task), what do you feel you have learnt in the progression from it
to full product?
Looking back at your preliminary task (the continuity editing
task), what do you feel you have learnt in the progression from it
to full product?
Akasha Corion
180 Degree Rule
A technique that I used in my preliminary task the 180 Degree
Rule, which is when the camera is kept on one side of an imaginary
line. This is used so it doesnt confuse the audience on where is
the left and the right, when someone is walking down a street or is
having a conversation.
In my film opening I used the 180 degree rule not only to keep
to the imaginary like but also to keep the audience from making a
connection with the character.
C:\Users\Akasha\Google Drive\year 12\New Picture (4).bmpMatch On
Action
Another shot I used in my preliminary task Is the match on
action shot. This is when a scene is taken from different angles
and are made run smoothly together. This could be used to show
someone walking through a door or walking up a flight of
stairs.
In my preliminary task I used this shot to show my character
walking a flight of stairs.
C:\Users\Akasha\Google Drive\year 12\New Picture
(2).bmpC:\Users\Akasha\Google Drive\year 12\New Picture
(3).bmpReflection
Looking back on to my preliminary task to see what I have learnt
and shown in my film opening. An obvious technique I learnt and
used is the 180 Degree Rule. This was a simple rule for me to use
and I found it showed a good representation of characters.
I also learnt what effect different angles have on my film
opening and the presentation of my characters and I believe I used
them well and appropriately in my final product.
As I didnt show my character having a conversation and I was
trying to keep her identity hidden when walking up the stairs, I
didnt use the Match on Action shot although I believe I understand
the concept of the shot very well in my preliminary task.
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