Our group in film studies was set the task of creating a short sequence that is supposed to be a short clip from a film we created our selves. The first step was obviously choosing a genre and story for our film, this was a group effort that we all contributed our opinions to come to a final decision. The idea was to create a British crime film much like â Kidulthoodâ or â Adulthoodâ . So the scene was set, Chris was to be our driver, Jade would be th.

Reflective analysis on short film sequence. During the scene, we repeated the same type of quick-cut editing in two separate parts of the. A bit too long to be realistic. Also, a criticism both I and other people share of the sequence is the costume of the zombies. When comparing these costumes to zombies in films such as Boyleâ s, ours are laughable. We also used a lo.

AS Film Studies Film Making. All of the feedback that we received was positive which was very gratifying. People said that we made good use of the camera angles and that the acting was realistic and poignant. We used fast cuts from different perspectives and a variety of effects to keep a high tempo throughout. We decided to film our extract in rural Cambridge, we wanted to create a sense of isola.

I learnt a lot in technical skills in this project. However I wouldnâ t say that they hindered being able to make the creative choices i wanted to because i had other people in my group who knew a bit more than me, so they could teach me and I learnt new things which enabled me to make more of the creative choices I wanted. Tuesday, 3 March 2009. Evaluation for As Film Extract. Another area I worked on with my other group members to dev.

Our interpretation of a modern British crime film. Many influences from cult films of the past as well as current crime sub genres from the likes of. My role as cinematographer meant I could c. Ollaborate a range of techniques through influential camera shots around the location we were fi. A great setting for this scene. I developed the narrative through my specific area of mi.

My audience thought that my particular role was undertaken quite well I didnâ t actually get any really negative feedback about the editing. Some said that my clips I cut could have been faster to add more suspense. I agree some of my clips could have been a bit faster as some were quite long, and I suppose they were right as it would of added more suspense to the clip.

This will make the sequence feel more rushed in key scenes such a chase scenes. It will make the audiences hearts race with adrenaline and excitement and really grip them into watching the film. I created a narrative structure in the film by arranging all the scenes into the correct order so that the film made sense and was .

I am satisfied with the way the Mis en Scene ended up in this film. The everyday, messy indoor sets combined with the props such as alcohol and cigarettes created a believable, natural feel. I did not get to explore as many possibilities as I originally intended, but on reflection I believe that in this case, less turned out to be more. Alice - Aims and Rationale.

As Art Director in the team of four, I was responsible for creating the overall look of each scene, including location, costume and mise-en-sene. In the following evaluation, I will focus on the impact of this art direction on the overall piece. We tried to ensure that their backgrounds were simply reflected in the surroundings conveyed in the shots.

Originally the idea was sparked from mine and another from the groupâ s idea. So we combined the 2 and decided on a sequence where 4 special operation forces broke into a terrorist facility and rescued 3 hostages. This clip was originally intended to be near the ending of the main film and to be the last operation that this squad would attend to. But we decided that it would be better if .