Showing posts with label Organisation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Organisation. Show all posts
Friday, 17 November 2017
Refilming Evaluation
In this video, my group and I evaluate the day of refilming footage for our short film.
Sunday, 12 November 2017
Friday, 10 November 2017
Wednesday, 8 November 2017
Refilming Update
After reviewing the feedback from our first draft, we put a list together of shots we needed to refilm and the costumes needed for these shots. I have emailed our actress to inform her of when we would like to refilm.
Refilm
Refilm
Shaky/ Out of focus shots
Costume 1 - BLUE TOP AND LEGGINGS
Close up - reading book in bed
Close up - receiving text
Close up - text message on phone
Medium shot - getting out of bed
Aerial shot - lying down on bed
Costume 2 - RED TOP AND LEGGINGS
Close up- text message
High shot - emily on bed
Close up - emily
Costume 1 - BLUE TOP AND LEGGINGS - RED SCRUNCHIE
Book throw
Medium shot - needs to cry before close up
Close up - crying
Close up - getting stuff out the cupboard
Tracking - walking back into the room
Record her on her bed after she has taken the pills
Filming dates
Wednesday 15th - leave at lunch and film period 5.
Sunday, 5 November 2017
Sunday, 29 October 2017
Tuesday, 24 October 2017
Sunday, 22 October 2017
Wednesday, 18 October 2017
Monday, 16 October 2017
Sunday, 15 October 2017
Wednesday, 11 October 2017
Filming: Plan for the Day
Prior to filming, we decided to conduct a schedule for the day of filming. We were able to film ourselves going through the filming schedule and explaining what we hope to achieve at certain hours of the day.
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Sunday, 8 October 2017
Sunday, 1 October 2017
Saturday, 30 September 2017
Auditions and Casting
My group and I took the liberty of holding auditions as part of our casting process. Four females between the age of 16-18 were auditioned for the role of Lucy Merrill, aged 17. We were only able to film one audition (Emily Mellows') as equipment wasn't available to us when the other auditions took place.

Emma-Louise Edgell-Reeves
Emma-Louise is 17 years of age. We selected Emma as a potential actress as she has studied GCSE Drama and is currently studying A-Level Drama. She takes part in a weekly drama club where she mentors children, allowing her to perfect her performance skills. She also performs in productions inside and outside of school, such as school drama production Treasure Island, and the current school musical Big Fish where she has an exceptional role.
Unfortunately, we have decided that Emma-Louise is not suitable for the role as her height exceeds that of Lucy Merrill's, so we would have trouble taking certain shots such as a high angle (as our equipment is restricted). Also, she wouldn't be able to give up the time to be committed to filming our short film.
Unfortunately, we have decided that Emma-Louise is not suitable for the role as her height exceeds that of Lucy Merrill's, so we would have trouble taking certain shots such as a high angle (as our equipment is restricted). Also, she wouldn't be able to give up the time to be committed to filming our short film.
Emily Mellows
Emily is 17 years of age. We selected Emily as a potential actress as she has previous experience acting in a GCSE Media film. Because of this experience, she is familiar with the commitment needed to successfully shoot our short film.
Emily Mellows' audition was very well done, however, we decided that she is not suitable for the role as she appears too young to be the character.
Elizabeth Reynolds
Elizabeth is 16 years of age. We selected Elizabeth as a potential actress as she studied GCSE Drama and is currently studying A-Level Drama, where she has to act using different emotions on a regular basis. She has also performed in previous school productions and has achieved a successful role in the current school production.
We have chosen not to cast Elizabeth Reynolds as it is finalised that our main character will be a blonde female. She also appears too young to fulfil the role.
Emily Styrka
Emily is 18 years of age. We selected Emily as, similar to Elizabeth, she has also studied GCSE Drama and is currently studying A-Level Drama. Emily is also the Drama Captain, as leads a weekly Drama Club for younger students. Her mentorship allows her to gain experience in working with others and develop her understanding and performance of acting. She enjoys taking part in drama productions inside and outside of school, as has had main roles in both last year's drama production and this year's production.
With much thought, we have decided to cast Emily Styrka as Lucy Merrill. This is because we felt that she suited the description of the character the most, and her many experiences have allowed her to perform emotions exceptionally and cry on command - saving us time when filming.
We also know that she will be a reliable actress as she has free time to dedicate to filming and has a passion for drama.
We also know that she will be a reliable actress as she has free time to dedicate to filming and has a passion for drama.
Wednesday, 27 September 2017
Sunday, 24 September 2017
Saturday, 23 September 2017
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