Today we need to figure out the final elements before filming.
First, we're going to use tomorrow's double-block class to film. That being the case, here are a few factors to consider:
WEATHER-
It's meant to be sunny with the odd stray shower here and there. Bring your blazers just in case, and an umbrella for the camera if shooting outdoors.
LOCATION-
You will have to be onsite. Discuss with me the areas in which you intend to film.
PLANNING-
The above may mean you need to make some alterations to your storyboard and planning, minor or otherwise. Prioritise that!
- Finish your storyboard.
- Write the script (if necessary)
- Organise props / costumes for tomorrow.
- Remember to read page 38 in your book re: camera work! This will help prepare you.
Your thoughts will probably be in a whirl. Make a list of what you will need. I have made a suggestion list below.
OUTDOOR SHOOT EQUIPMENT-
- Camera
- Battery & spare (?)
- Data card
- Tripod or shoulder mount
- Tripod adapter plate (if using tripod)
- Fleccie
- Umbrella
Pros:
Comparatively quicker setup, even if using tripod.
Cons:
More difficult to control sound / lighting / weather; very "at the mercy of the elements."
INDOOR SHOOT EQUIPMENT-
- Camera
- Battery & spare (?)
- Data card
- Tripod or shoulder mount
- Tripod adapter plate (if using tripod)
- Fleccie
- Light(s)
- Extension cords
- Light stand(s)
Pros:
Higher degree of control over environment in terms of sound / lighting / weather.
Cons:
Longer setup time for each shot.
Strap in, boys and girls - here's where it starts to get a little bumpy. :)
- T. Marcus
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