Thursday, February 20, 2020

Filming Blog (extra) : Scheduling and Planning

          Unfortunately, my group and I were unable to film last weekend. However, we used this time resourcefully to plan and schedule for when we are able to film. This was very important as it will make the overall filming process much easier and smoother. We spent many hours on a group call discussing and reviewing each scene from the storyboard. We did this to ensure that everyone was on the same page and that there was no confusion throughout the group. We also went back and double-checked that we included many different angles and shots into each scene. While doing this, we also added things that we felt would fit into each scene. This allows for much more time to film, as we will not be worried about making sure we included these important factors. As a result of doing this, my group and I will not waste any valuable time. This will be so helpful, as it will help reduce the amount of time we spend filming and allow for more time to edit.
          One of the main things we focused on during this group call was the props and setting. We brainstormed many great ideas about what should be used for props and what settings we should include in our film. We also discussed how we could integrate special effects to allow each scene to reach its full potential. Each member of the group agreed to bring certain props as well. We wanted to ensure that we would have everything that's necessary to film in order to make the filming process less stressful. Props and special effects are important as they will extenuate the horror and fully bring out the genre. We also discussed what settings where we will be filming. We wanted to ensure that the audience could tell a change in the scene. It's important that the audience can follow along with what is happening in order for the plot to make sense. Overall, it is very important that we took the time to plan and schedule. As a result of this, my group and I are much better prepared and organized and ready to film as soon as possible.

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