Prelim Task

We had some fun while we were filming our clip sequence. I enjoyed the most our rehearsals, when our actors did silly mistakes, which was quite funny. The most important in what I learnt was how to work properly in team. We were only filming short sequences and we had some tension while doing it, so I can’t imagine how much more difficult, and more responsible will be each member of our team have  on the work he/she is doing. I didnt like our unexperienced knoledge of filming. Luckly we had a good team, where everyone put some effort for succesing. We all were splited into some certain roles. As an example i was corecting and helping out actors with their positions and their behaviour. I thinki i contributed enought effort, as well as everyone did. Now after the first time where i was included into a such work, i am more experienced. One of the things i would like to change if we were to do this again, would be to change the place where we filmed our clip. Also i would find more experiened actors who would be more confident and who would treat the filming more seriously.

We chose to be in the simple room with some music devices. Our room was full of computers and other electronic devices. We also had a dark room where we had our last shots taken, of an actor turning around and saying his lines. This last moment made the clip to be more tention and mysterious. We had different variety of shots, like Over the shoulder shot, low angle shot , close-up shot, medium close up shot, bid close up shot and mid shot. Each of them had their own meanning. One of the most important shots were Bid close up  shot and Low angle shot. We used Bid close up shot to show emotinons and details  of both actors. Low angle shot was used to indicate who has higher status , who was much more powerful. I didnt film any shots because we already had one of our team members who was filming. I was correcting and helping out actors with what they should do, and how they should behaive. I showed how they should react to what they hear in terms of facial expression.