analyzing our footage task 4

today we filmed our indoor footage in the classroom we found that our shots were ruined by people talking and playing music as well as objects being thrown across the class we also had people walking in front of the camera. the boom mic was in shot and the presenters were very poor at reading there lines.

we also filmed our quiet indoor classroom footage in which we had someone dropping a bag in the background which ruined an otherwise good shot

we also filmed outdoor scene we had a helicopter fly over head halfway through and we also had people talking we are not happy with this so we will be filming again.

a short post about what i did today

filmed

locations and equipment list

Group
- Camera Man - Max
- Sound/Producer - Jase
- Presenter/Director - Rob
- Presenter/Runner - Jake

The locations we will be filming at is in the room 877, outside by the plane in the car park and in one of the busy corridors that this college seems to have so many of. this location is particularly exciting because we have to work with the stupid people who go to this college who will walk into our shots and screw us over time and time again.

equipment list.
- camera
- tri pod
- sound kit
- scripts

Prepare to Shoot on Location

it is very important to plan carefully when you are shooting on location for two main reasons. the first being that because it is not a controlled environment such as a studio so it will change between shooting days for example like weather and buildings getting blown up, this can cause huge continuity errors. when shooting on location weather can cause a lot of issues in-particular wind can cause bags to fly in the interviewees face or can cause unwanted audio.

If you do not plan well before shooting on location you will end up with unwanted audio or visuals for example people in the background of the shot. this can lead to you having to reshoot or waste time trying to sort out your footage.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=endscreen&v=qCgltBIsBPo