Practice Final Film

This is Group One's practice film final ! In order to create this we took shots of scenes we thought would look good in our final film. The different shots in this film include over the shoulder shot, dolly shot and a long shot. In order to create the dolly shot, we managed to find a trolley ! The making of this film was a lot of fun and our group is very pleased with how it turned out. Enjoy !

My First Vlog

Ideas for 2 minute intro....

While being underground an idea popped into my head for the filming of our two minute opening, public transport or the underground could be a possible setting for our film. The tube would be great because you would definitely be able to get some good shots !

'The Boat That Rocked' opening scene

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3vV2AUmFEKY - Unfortunately Youtube would not let me embed this video, so I had to settle for putting the URL up instead. This is the fantastic opening scene to 'The Boat That Rocked'. I love this intro because its so energetic, and sets the scene and time period with the music and costumes, it also shows all the different kind of people who secretly listened to the radio using split screens. ....The soundtrack to this film is also pretty good.

Vlog number 2 ! In this vlog we talk about the various transitions and edits we used to help create our prelim, and how its given us a taster for the next year.

Group One's first vlog ! In this vlog we talk about the prelim and what was involved.

This is our prelim which we recently recorded. We used verious Oasis songs as our monologue and used them to create a conversation. The amazing acting shown in our prelim was created by Athena and Alice, and I was using the camera to get the different camera shots (over the shoulder, close up). We added in some transitions to help move to the next shot, and also added in one of Oasis' songs to the end of our prelim. Enjoy !

Fantastic introduction to a film ! Love the way they've introduced all the people involved by using sweets, and love the earphone bit, very clever.

A scene from one of my favourite films

Both a handeheld and close up shot are used in this scene to give the audience a taste of how Stew is feeling (hungover). It is also an incredibly funny scene of them trying to remember what happened the night before.