Today our group is going to be filming a preliminary excercise in which the brief consists of using at least one match cut, an example of shot/reverse shot and showing our understanding of the 180 degree rule (by not breaking it!). Our filming of the preliminary must have a character opening a door, walks into a room, sits down opposite another character and share a few lines of dialogue.
Our group was to choose a type of thriller, in which was a 'Psychological - Thriller' this then helped us with the context of the dialogue and what it would consist of. In preparation of filming the prelim our group discussed the type of canmera shots/angels we were to use during the filming, the dialogue and in which context it was to be spoken. We then created a storyboard of our sequence to create a visual aspect of what our final product may look like.
The preparation of the prelim really helped our group understand how important this is. Due to coming to the filming, not knowing what camera angles are being used, whose acting and what dialogue would be shared between the two characters. This would slow down the process of the filming therefore slow down the process of the editing of the final product in which may lead our group not finishing the product before the deadline in which is vital for success.
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