Film Project
Tuesday, January 9, 2018
Shotlist
- Close up- we chose to do a close up shot on Keaton when the two actors were discussing their plan. This allowed us to show his intensity when figuring out what to do next. It also allowed us to show a bit of his emotions towards Andrew. For instance we did a close up shot on Keaton when he winked at Andrew, because he was trying to be flirty.
- Mid Shot-there was a mid-shot taken at McDonald's when the two actors were eating. This allowed for viewers to see the location of the next scene and set up for the scenes that followed.
- Shot-Reverse Shot- the shot-reverse-shot is an editing technique that we used to show that the two characters were having a conversation and they were a bit frantic.
- Establishing Shot- In the beginning of the film there was an establishing shot that showed the car zooming past. This shot gave a feel to what the rest of the film would entail.
Filming
In the beginning we had issues with our schedules and trying to get everyone to be available for filming on the same day. We started filming on December 18th. Anything that wasn't completed that day was completed on January 8th. In between those two days and on the 8th we collaborated to finish the editing.
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