Rachel and i aim to get all of our filming done in one day , wed 30th novemeber.
-shot of the sunrise from top of the east hill
-when its light a panning shot of hastings and seafront from the top of the east hill.
- At the stade shots of different funfair rides
-panning shot of sea and pier
- shots of the ice skating rink and christmas lights
-shots of hasting town
-ms of the boy walking through oldtown
-ls of him walking past amusments with girl in the amusments , she spots him walk past and goes to chase him as he carries on walkin gout of shot knocking into things to show her character as clumsy
-tracking shot of her running through old town and trying to get his attention
-cu of him walking we see he has headphones in
-ls in front of her running after him stll trying to get his attention
-shot of the from of him , he is to the right of the shot we see her in the background on the left side of shot he still hasnt noticed her we see her get closer then walk straight into a lampost because she was preoccupied with getting his attention he carries on walking same shot camera moves to a close up of teh girl laying down unconcious
this shows thinking and planning but it feels like the storyboard or sequence of one scene - a shooting schedule won't be chronological - it organise shots by location, actor, prop etc so it often has scenes that turn up an hour apart in the final edit
ReplyDeletewhat you have here should edit well but it won't be two minutes' worth - it will be part of the opening - you will need to think of more things and use other characters - I like the use of locations and getting up early shows ambition - but it's worthwhile shot to take - add how the memory card fouled up your plans and what it's made you realise for next time