This is some of what we filmed:
In this shot I am pushing the button which will send the electrical signal into Caroline's head. When I press the button we will add Diegetic button sound in the background to let the audience know clearly that the button has been pressed
we had to re-film this part of our movie because of the way the camera is facing. In all the other shots the camera is turned and in this one it isn't. This is the shot when I send the signal that implants the code into Caroline's head.
we couldnt use this shot because the camera wasn't focused on both the button and Caroline so the audience cant clearly tell whats happening. Also my hair messed up the over the shoulder shot.
In this shot Caroline messed up the acting and so therefore we couldn't use it. It was really funny when one of us messed up but it was also very agitating. Acting was also very difficult throughout filming since none of us have any prior acting experience and we couldn't hire someone that did. I now understand how hard it is to actually make a full length movie and how hard it is to work with inexperienced or bad actors.
We couldn't use this shot because we forgot to notify Caroline to move once the camera reached a certain position so the whole scene was ruined. It can be very hard to get everything just right.
Over all we did get all the shots we needed to get in school and now we will finish the filming over the weekend and start the editing on Monday.
I think your choice of thriller is a hard one to pull off and it can go either way but you seem to be handling it well. The only issue I have is that to convey a plot as you described in an earlier blog post in just 2 minutes is a monumental task. It might be more manageable to cut it down a bit and simplify your goal for the opening. Also for thriller maybe you could emphasize camera techniques and sound more than action driven sequences if you are going for a suspense theme. Good work so far!
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