Film Report

 

 

Media Report

We started filming outside near a brick wall to get the most industrial look we could get for our film. I moved the camera very slowly to get the least amount of shake possible. Then we gave Luca a big black jacket and a mask to cover his identity to make it seem as real as possible that something illegal was happening. I moved the camera behind bars and made it seem as if I was hiding not to get spotted to look like the trade between Toyan and Luca was meant to be a secret and for no one to see.

Next, we did our materials and put them all on the table in such a way that it looked very professional with all the blue prints, money, passports and secret files. Just like in the first filming we moved the camera very slowly with a fluid movement. Then we zoomed into all the key points of interest on the table that we had laid out. After we had filmed, we went over the footage and cropped out all the footage where you could see the floor or table to look as real as possible that this was a legit investigation.

Penultimately, we got the car for our intro and a white sheet of paper with our film name on it. Then with the camera took hundreds of photos of the car as it drifted through the piece of paper. At the end we drove it though are film name to make an elaborate ending. On the editing software on the computer we tried many different frame rates to make the film look as smooth as possible we found 30fps to be too fast but 10fps to be to slow are choppy. Finally, we found the right frame rate 22fps which was not to fast but not too slow.

Finally, with our editing which we have not fully completed in our first film we want to have a dark tone to the film. In our second film we want to add suspense music to really make it seem that like files are extremely important. In our last film with the car we want to tire screeching and the sound of rubber burning.

 

 

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