Week 5 - Filming Process

Here, Chris is shown trying to find the best camera angle for a certain angle that we were trying to convey.

Here, we are shown running and Chris had tripped and fallen. We were running after Miranda had gotten killed and we were panicking and running for our lives. 

In this photo, Trent is shown trying to get a high angle shot of Chris, who is laying on the ground. We are using this shot so that we have a variety of camera angles. 

Here, we used an eye level shot to convey the fear in our eyes when we are running after Miranda had gotten killed. Chris had gotten back up from falling and is running along with us in fear. 

In this photo, we were all discussing how we would take the shot of us staring at the bloody key on the ground that Miranda had dropped one year ago after she had tripped and died from a harsh fall. 

In this photo, Chris is shown touching the key to assure that it is Miranda’s and so that we would be able to bring it back to her parents who hadn’t had much of her remaining after her death. 

Here, we are all in shock from finding one of Miranda’s last belongings and Chris is in such shock that we found her key that he is attempting to get a closer look at it. 

Shown here is the process in which we were attempting to show Miranda’s harsh fall after someone had mysteriously rolled a water bottle onto the floor, causing her harsh fall and eventual death. 

Here, the process is shown where we are attempting to roll the water bottle in front of Miranda’s feet so that she can trip. This was not easy in getting down the right timing and roll. 

In all, we did experience some difficulties which mainly surrounded our storyboard. We weren’t sure if our storyboard was sound in the filming process and therefore felt as if we needed to change a few little things that would make our film opening a bit more believable and plausible. But, we learned that it is good to have an exact storyboard that we are able to follow in the filming process so that we can all be on the same page and not distracted with alternative ideas that don’t follow. Lastly, a problem that we encountered was that we all had different interpretations of the storyboard and we all thought that certain scenes meant something different from what they actually were. His meant that we had to converse and make sure that we did enough talking and figuring out the storyboard so that we could come up with a concrete plan to make the best storyboard possible.