Shot List

High angle Mid shot

-Extreame Close Up

Over the shoulder shot

Point of view shot

Long shot

Low angle mid shot

Movement shots included;

-Tracking shot

-Zoom 

-Pan

Risk Asessment

Risk Assesment

Making fake blood

This was done by our group, we used the blood in the rough cut and I'm sure it will feature in our final opening sequence. It was used making flour, red food colouring, maple syrup and water

I have set myself some questions about the current footage we have filmed

Have we got all our footage?
-Yes


Are all our scenes not shaky?
-Out of 5 i gave ourselves 4. Their is one scene that we shall have to re-film due to the tripod dolly not handling cracks in the pavement well when doing a tracking shot.


Is all our framing ok?
-To a point, some areas the framing was rushed and we had bits we didn't need, especially in the background of some scenes in Ricardo's bedroom.


Is all our diagetic sound ok?
-Yes, apart from our one scene with dialogue, cars in the background drowned out the dialogue.


What camera angles have we used?
-We used Shot reverse shot, match on action, establishing shot, pan, a range of different angles; including low angle, high angle, mid shot etc.

Was Mise en scene good?
-Yes, within the school we did our best to make sure that school, were we filmed it didn't look like a learning environment. But in Ricardo's bed room it was hard at some parts not to include some unwanted background posters, etc, but we successfully edited these out.

Was their continuity?
-Yes we made absolutely sure that sound, miss en scene and framing were all continuous.

Does our footage look authentic?
-To a point my only query would be our fake blood, it may look too fake!

here is the shooting schedule of our group.

Shooting Schedule

Here are picture of me and some of my group working