Friday, February 7, 2020

CONSTRUCTION: BBFC CERTIFICATE



We created this BBFC age restriction warning using adobe photoshop and finding a template on safari. Due to our film opening containing mild threat and infequent, mildvoilence we have classified it as a 15. The next age classification up is an 18 which deems it to be 'stadistic threat'. We feel this does not reflect our film. Our category allows voilence to be strong but should does not dwell on the infliction of pain or injury. We also aim our film at 15-35 year old which caused us to construct our film to fit into the category that this audience would relate to.

CONSTRUCTION:FILMING

 


On the day that we chose to film; we had to be organised and ready to film everything in one day which included preparing props and outfits; At the beginning we first filmed the walking out scene. This begun by starting to film inside and we filmed the back of our actors walking out a front door. Although, this wasn't in chronological order we chose to film this scene first. Then, we filmed the our actors getting into a car accompanied by one of our actors as a security guard. We used various different shots accompanied by camera flashing to make the scene a realistic paparazzi ambush. We decided to use a combination of the canon camera and an iPhone for easy filming.


Then, we filmed a scene where we aused airplay to put our green scene video of a news report on the TV and filmed 'Blake' pouring a glass of wine and watching the news report. To follow this, we filmed Blake in a bedroom packing her bags to convey her leaving. Lastly, we filmed in our last location which was a children's bedroom. This bed time scene has our characters 'Blake' and 'Zoe' with Blake reading a bed time story to her from a realistic children's book. We experimented with different lighting to covey night time.

Sunday, January 19, 2020

CONSTRUCTION: GREEN SCREEN EDITING


In the opening of our film we wanted to incorporate our media skills by using a green screen and editing in a background. We decided we wanted to do a news report scene on our character Blake to set the scene of our movie and start the storyline.


We filmed against our green screen in the media studio, and then edited the piece of film on final cut pro and added in a background using the keying effect.




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