Shot List & Storyboard

This is the shooting schedule for our group

Location	Scene	Shot	Description
Outside the school	1	1	EXT Day LS – one character GARETH, walking into school
School bus lane		2	¾ shot – GARETH on the phone to CRAIG
By the main office		3	EXT Day Crane shot – GARETH hangs up on CRAIG and looks at camera whilst putting his hood up.
Walking into the TC’s	2	1	EXT/INT Day LS – GARETH walks into building, looking around cautiously.
The TC classroom		2	INT Day MS -

Here we have the shot list of our film production, we have used the template given to us by the example blog, but we deleted the information and put our own in. We had to use the same amount of columns in the shot list because they had to match.



Jump Cuts, Over-the-Shoulder Shots, Cutaways and Point of View Shots

The Script

Continuity

Continuity
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Continuity_(fiction)

Continuity is when you have a constisency of thr camera shot, for example one day of fliming a character could be wearing one item of clothing then the next day they were the same so the shots once edited all fit.

180 degree rule/crossing the line
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/180-degree_rule

This is when there is a axis going through the middle of two characters talking and the camera shows each point of view from shoulder view basically, if it goes onto the other side so that the camera crosses the line then its called crossing the line.


Shot-Reverse-Shot
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shot_reverse_shot

Shot Reverse Shot, is when one character is shown loooking at another charcater and then this second character is shown loooking back at the first one.

Match on- action
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Match_cut

This is a cut in a film either between two objects or two compositions, this helps to show strong flow of the film.

These are my own photographs of the concepts

Rules of Thirds Pictures

This is me representing the rule of thirds, as you can see my eyes are in the invisble third line.

However this shot is me breaking the rules of thirds as my eyes are halfway down the camera so the shot doesnt look good.
Below is me cropping the picture and making it acceptable within the terms of the rule of thirds.



Rule Of Thirds

The Rule Of Thirds is a techinque used for paintings or pictures, which is when the screen is slpit into nine boxes by two equally-spaced horizontal lines and two equally-spaced vertical lines. These help to capture tension or energy by placing different parts within the image on different intersections.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rule_of_thirds

My Shot Sizes

This is a Long Shot (LS) which is when there is head room and walking space.

This is a Medium Long Shot (MLS) which is when the feet just show

This is a 3/4 shot

This is a medium shot of me (MS)

This is a Medium close up of me (MCU)

This is a extreme close up (ECU) of me

This is a close up shot of me (CU)