In a filming workshop, we learned how to film a short scene. our scene included a girl walking over to a chair picking up her phone then walking away. We did this with four different shots..
1. A wide shot
2. A close up of her face
3. A close up of the phone
4. A close up of her upper body with phone in shot
To do this we had four types of jobs needed...
1. director- decided when the scene ends and finishes and directs the scene
2. camera man- controls the angle and switches on the camera, they make sure the white balance and focus is correct
3. actor- plays a character in a scene
4. coordinator- has to remember exactly what the actor did incase they need to repeat it for a scene with a different zoom
1. A wide shot
2. A close up of her face
3. A close up of the phone
4. A close up of her upper body with phone in shot
To do this we had four types of jobs needed...
1. director- decided when the scene ends and finishes and directs the scene
2. camera man- controls the angle and switches on the camera, they make sure the white balance and focus is correct
3. actor- plays a character in a scene
4. coordinator- has to remember exactly what the actor did incase they need to repeat it for a scene with a different zoom
During this media workshop, we learnt some basic terminology used by professional filmmakers....
Standby- everybody ready ( which everyone must say) after the director has stated.
Rolling- the
camera man says this when the camera is recording
Action- when
he feels the actor should begin the scene
Cut- when the director wants the
recording to stop
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