We are done! (With filming)
We finally got our last few shots today and I have to say, I really like the way our shots came out. We went to Andres' house to film our scenes. We went around 7:00 pm to fits because we wanted to get our shots at dusk and at night. And we got some amazing shots.
We played with some cool angles, we used a lot of high angle shots, close ups, and low angle shots to mix up the composition a bit. We also got creative with how we got our shots. I had to get into a tree and get a very high angle shot, I was so scared, I climbed the tree with slides on, I though I was going to fall. Luckily I did not fall. Also we used a chair with wheels as a dolly, and I was pulled in the chair to create a smooth shot so we can get a steady pan. We tried to get the shot without the dolly but it was awful, so the chair worked perfectly. None of us own a tripod, so we had to get creative on how to stabilize our camera. We leaned it up against a tree, my knee, and leaned it up against a car seat. The shots came out how we wanted and we are all happy about how they are out.
But we have one dilemma; so we have one shot that goes from Markham park straight to the inside of a car, three of our group members don't like that idea, but Austin likes it. We want to have an establishing shot of the car, which we have a shot of a tree tat tilts down to the car driving by that I think looks amazing. That is why I stood on the tree. The shot of Markham going to the shot of the tree tilting down is a perfect transition. But we are going to have to convince Austin to go with our idea. Hopefully he will side with us.
We played with some cool angles, we used a lot of high angle shots, close ups, and low angle shots to mix up the composition a bit. We also got creative with how we got our shots. I had to get into a tree and get a very high angle shot, I was so scared, I climbed the tree with slides on, I though I was going to fall. Luckily I did not fall. Also we used a chair with wheels as a dolly, and I was pulled in the chair to create a smooth shot so we can get a steady pan. We tried to get the shot without the dolly but it was awful, so the chair worked perfectly. None of us own a tripod, so we had to get creative on how to stabilize our camera. We leaned it up against a tree, my knee, and leaned it up against a car seat. The shots came out how we wanted and we are all happy about how they are out.
But we have one dilemma; so we have one shot that goes from Markham park straight to the inside of a car, three of our group members don't like that idea, but Austin likes it. We want to have an establishing shot of the car, which we have a shot of a tree tat tilts down to the car driving by that I think looks amazing. That is why I stood on the tree. The shot of Markham going to the shot of the tree tilting down is a perfect transition. But we are going to have to convince Austin to go with our idea. Hopefully he will side with us.
Comments
Post a Comment