Showing posts with label Planning. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Planning. Show all posts

Friday, 2 December 2016

Test Shots

Test Shots
Here I will make a personal note of the discussions Csenge and I have had over the use of the camera. Practically, we'd like to avoid mistakes and make filming as quick as possible in order to aid the actors' comfort. Below is the information Csenge has gathered through research in order to aid our knowledge of the camera's functions.

As well as this, Csenge and I took pictures of us taking the shots as evidence of our method. The environment is quite innacurate due to the school setting which will not be part of our opening sequence, however, the lighting is quite correct as we will be taking our shots during a similar time (11:00 am).

At the bottom of this post is a PowToon presentation I created in order to detail the various shots we will be using in our opening sequence, as well as how we will construct them.

Producing the test shots

Here you can find the set-up which we used as well as the table Csenge was responsible for making (found below) in order to help set up for the long shot which she was about to take.

Given that we have a fairly simple equipment setup, the overall shooting time of our film should not be overlong, as we will not be preoccupied with carrying and setting up equipment.

Sound Planning

Sound Planning

In this post, I am going to explain the sound which will be included in our opening sequence through the format of a Prezi presentation. I made the short presentation using Csenge's information, allowing me to edit it to fit my blog.

Wednesday, 30 November 2016

Font Experimation

Font Experimentation
In this short Slideshare presentation, I was able to use Csenge's font analysis in order to evaluate which font would be most suitable for the opening sequence. The presentation includes a range of fonts, each varying in quality and appeal for Csenge and I to use.


Friday, 25 November 2016

Logo Variation

Logo Variation
Below are the various colour schemes which Csenge implemented onto our studio logo. From this we will be able to decide on a final logo to use for our opening sequence. We may conduct another questionnaire to see which logo our audience would prefer, however for now I personally prefer the red and blue blend, as shown by the yellow border.