As winter break came to a start, the process to film the second scenes began which included the scenes of only props. The period between the first take of scenes till now was built with task to gather up my props, and midterm studying. As I retrieved my props for filming from various locations I began to film. The props all had different scenes and all need crucial time to set up right so I had help from my cousin Noam who also was the camera man behind the scenes. Coming to a start was the begging on scene nine and ten, scene nine had a wall which had blood dripped down the wall which of course was "fake" blood. To make this happen I needed to get the right poor from the top of the wall to drip down which overall took a few tries and clean ups, but in the end came out very well. We shot the Establishing shot and focused on the next scene with the envelope. Now this was wasn't to difficult to create, we needed an envelope...
This is my second year taking this class, i took this class sophomore year which was two years prior to AS. I decided to take this class not only to continue the learning from AS but to become experienced as much as possible within the film industry for college, as film may be a major of mine that i'd love to take. There are plenty of ideas that i am thinking in taking this road for this 5 minute film, a personal favorite genre of mine is gothic/horror, the main inspiration to my upcoming final film. Last year was such a fun class, never felt as if the class put on much weight, sure it had it's moments however it was about the connection with people and the final products you'd make which made it so much fun. Working in groups was a key highlight of the class, due to this pandemic where in it makes for working al...
This assignment was to create a story board for our 5 minute film project. When I created this story board I followed the certain format which my script followed per scene. Not only did I have the whole movie portrayed within my mind, but I knew what I wanted to draw per scene. For the drawing aspect I decided to take pictures of each scene in action with my father to help me as the character to get a good idea at what i'm looking at. For the writing aspect is where some of my script came out in, as I brought each scene to live stating what was going on in that one box which is one scene, not only did I number them I also stated whether there was dialogue or not. Within the text box to show which camera angles I wanted to use, I wrote each angle or camera shot per scene. During this process it took me around three to four days, as I needed to collect the pictures, then draw out each scene to the best of my ability ...
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