Green-Screen Shoot
We got into our given groups from the Exeter trip, I had the job role of Cinematographer, I set up the camera for shooting in the green-screen as well as helping come up with ideas and ways to improve the sound quality. Although, the studios were very un-organised, we managed to shoot our piece in under 5 mins, everyone else took their time in the studios so we had to wait for a vacancy so that we could start to shoot our footage.
I worked well with Janusz as the director, helping to talk about ideas with the actor for our single clip, I knew the footage better than anyone and so I was able to visualise the shots in my head, whilst thinking about the camera angles that would be needed in the green-screen room. I worked well with Dan as the sound man, taking lots of tests of vocals, background noise and thinking about the best way to position the boom, working with Alan, once I had set up the camera and set the aperture and camera angle that we wanted I kept checking the frame to make sure that the boom wasn't viewable in the camera.
Green-Screen Shoot - (Wide Angled Shot)
Exeter Street - Long shot to portray shoppers
Task
Pick a quote to create a senario that the actors can then write about:
"Les Miserables" Script - Enjolras falling backwards out of the window, until he hangs upside down, the red flag still in his hands, streaming like blood down the wall.
Reference: William Nicholson, Alain Boublil, Claude- Michel Schönberg and Herbert Kretzmer. (2012). Les Miserables . Available: http://www.imsdb.com/scripts/Les-Miserables.html. Last accessed 26/01/16.
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