Nandi Clarke's Media Blog

edited by Andrew Jensen

shooting schedule  i made a shooting schedule because we need a plan on the day of thriller of which shots are best to do first according to the angle and use of the camera for example we shall do all the close up shots from each scene first then go to panning and etc. this technique allows us to have less hassle on the day of moving equipment around if we did the shots in order.

Storyboard, shot descriptions Unless stated, assume location is paintball course. Shot 1 Action: Main character is running. Shot/movement: Shot from behind main character (mid shot). Sound: Diegetic sound of character running (crunch of leaves etc) Lighting: Natural (Slightly dim) Edit Transition: Fade In Timing: 3s Shot 2 Action: As above Shot/movement: Track and pan, going from behind centre to left adjacent, so we see left side of his face, and can see other player running next to him.  Sound: Diegetic sound of character running  Lighting: Natural (Slightly dim) Edit Transition: Cut Timing: 2s Shot 3 Action: As above Shot/movement: Close up of boots running (Track) Sound: Diegetic sound of character running  Lighting: Natural (Slightly dim) Edit Transition: Cut Timing: 1.5s Shot 4 Action: Slows pace of running until we hear + see gunshots main character dives into cover. Shot/movement: Long shot of the two...

Cosumes and numbers needed in our Thriller We decided to put all the characters in the same cosumes. We looked at the painball costumesand saw that they were military style and was similar to what we wee looking for. We will have 8 people therfore needing 8 cosumes.The cosutumes will look like a camoflage so the characters can blend in as though they are in a game.