In our Preliminary
task we tried to stick to three main rules; shot reverse shot, match shot and
the 180 degree rule. Match shot was the most difficult to achieve as we had to
ensure that we match the two different shots perfectly so the door opening was
not jolty. After this we focused on shot reverse shot in order for the camera
to follow the conversation that was taking place. We had to film this part
twice to allow the camera to position over the shoulder without seeing a camera
person filming. Whilst filming this we had to ensure that we did not break the
180 degree rule or it would begin to look unnatural to the viewer. Once we had
got all of the required footage we had to edit it together making sure the
shots were perfectly timed with one another.
The strength of our filming were the match reverse shot
being timed so the viewer can follow the character through the door as if they
were there at the time. Also as Hannah is walking down the corridor we positioned
the camera in the middle of it. As Hannah is in the middle of the corridor the
lines on the walls make it look neater because the viewer’s eyes immediately focus
on the action happening between the lines. However we could have used another
shot behind Hannah as she was walking up the corridor to emphases her movement
towards the door. Also there is a slight jump cut from Hannah walking through
the door to the conversation. To improve this we could have followed Hannah to
the chair with the camera in order to prevent this from happening.
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