In our preliminary exercise we had a brief that was:
continuity task involving filming and editing a character opening a door,
crossing a room and sitting down in a chair opposite with whom he/she then
exchanges a couple of lines of dialogue. This task used match on action,
shot/reverse shot and the 180 degree rule.
The shot reverse shot was used to show the conversation and
reaction of each character. In the new media product we have down we used high
angle shots when Lola was first introduced because it would represent her power
and the representation she carried. We didn't use high angled shots in our preliminary exercise as we didn't have the experience but now we know how to use it, we used it for affect of representation of power.
We did use a different shot than before when was the point
of view shot because it gave the audience a real impression of being Beth’s
eyes and seeing the world as she saw it. For example when Beth was looking
around rapidly the audience would see it from her eyes.
We used continuity because all of the props, setting,
costumes Etc. didn’t change because; it would affect the believability of the
media product and the social realism. When we first filmed the 2 minute film, we didn't think it looked very good so we did it again. The problem was that we needed to re-shoot everything due to mise-en-scene continuity. We didn't have this problem in our preliminary exercise because it only took us one session to do it right. I have learnt that if a scene is wrong in the film industry that the production company would match up the continuty as it will cost them more to re-shoot everything.







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