This is our final edit.
Second Edit
This edit has bought us very close to the final opening but there are still some small changes that need to be made to perfectect the edit. This includes things such as changing the staff room scene having the audio changed to 'she's gone' from 'he's gone' as we changed our killer to a female.
Preliminary Edit of Final Piece
This is the first edit we completed of our opening that uses all the scenes in the correct places. There are still many changes to be made but overall everything is in the right place and the scenes work well together
Filming Day 3
Tuesday 9 February 2010
Day three of filming was for the park scenes which included the forensic scene for the news report and the psycho scene with the female character.
We all arrived on time at the chosen location which was Little Waltham Park, and began to set up. To ensure that the public had no confusion as to what was happening we put up signs saying that we were filming for our Media AS coursework. This was due to us creating a crime scene and we did not want to confuse any passers by. This worked well as we had no public interference and were able to get on with our filming.
We set up the mise-en scene well and created a good setting to film in. We set up the crime scene using police line tape, and evidence numbers, we also had a forensic scientist costume which worked very well and recreate a realistic scene.
The acting in the female characters scene was very good and we were able to get these shots done fairly quick as the actors behaved very professionally.
We got lots of very good and interesting shots and angles, we achieved this by setting up the cameras in different way, such as laying on the floor and filming. We also tried ruining and filming but we did not like this as it looked to wobbly.
Overall the filming went very well and we all worked efficiently and quickly and I feel we achieved a lot during this shoot.
We all arrived on time at the chosen location which was Little Waltham Park, and began to set up. To ensure that the public had no confusion as to what was happening we put up signs saying that we were filming for our Media AS coursework. This was due to us creating a crime scene and we did not want to confuse any passers by. This worked well as we had no public interference and were able to get on with our filming.
We set up the mise-en scene well and created a good setting to film in. We set up the crime scene using police line tape, and evidence numbers, we also had a forensic scientist costume which worked very well and recreate a realistic scene.
The acting in the female characters scene was very good and we were able to get these shots done fairly quick as the actors behaved very professionally.
We got lots of very good and interesting shots and angles, we achieved this by setting up the cameras in different way, such as laying on the floor and filming. We also tried ruining and filming but we did not like this as it looked to wobbly.
Overall the filming went very well and we all worked efficiently and quickly and I feel we achieved a lot during this shoot.
Police line tape we used for mise en scene
Setting up props and costumes
Preparing to film
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