Film evidence


 

This is evidence of me filming using a stabilizer. This helps to keep all the film in a nice flow and have no jumpy shots because someone couldn't hold the camera still. This piece of equipment takes away this element and allows everything to be filmed consistently throughout.  

                                        

This is me attaching a small light to the stabilizer and this allows light to be added to the shot/scene which will add a different vibe/atmosphere in the shot. This is really useful as I don't need to hold it with my hands and stays on top of the stabilizer shining down away from the camera. 

This is me using the microphone which attaches just like the light on top of the stabilizer. This is easy to use and allows noises and sounds to be picked up and heard better than just through the camera. However one limiting factor would be this cannot be attached whilst the light is on the stabilizer to. 

This is me using the clapper board. This allows me to start filming knowing everyone is ready and set for production. This also synchronizes picture and sound together getting them aligned ready to film. They are also used to mark other scenes and takes as they are filmed and auto-recorded.

This is me using a tripod to put the stabilizer on top of a tripod. This is used for mostly still shots when the camera isn't moving. I also adjusted the height a few times to get the correct angle I wanted for the shots.

                                       

This image shows continuity as I have added lots of cuts to create a flow throughout the film and make everything run in a timely manner so the audience do not get bored whilst watching as it keeps it fast paced.


This image is of me importing all my footage onto my editing software to edit these and create my final film. I decided to film all at once and add them in all together to avoid me forgetting what i neede to film next or what needed to be imported first.
I had to use copyright free music and sounds for my film and this image showcases me downloading an I Phone sound effect that was copyright free that would be used later on in my film.
This image is of me editing my title. As you can see I edited the shape to make it have a curve and I also changed each colour in the title to create the colours of the rainbow. I did this to sync and mirror the name and how it is presented to the audience.
This image shows me editing my sound during the film to have a fade when I wanted the sound to finish. I did this to not allow any sudden changes of sound which will allow the film to flow nicely.


This is evidence of me directing. This was crucial for me to take on this role as it means all the cast understood their roles as well and the film could be executed to the fullest extent.


This is a screenshot of me watching a video on how to export my film. I did this to make sure I exported the film properly and in the right manner. By doing this, it meant all the settings were set correctly and up to standard.
This is me responding the the YouTube video I watched and actually putting the correct settings in ready to export my film.
This is me actually exporting the video and once this process was completed it meant i could post it to YouTube.

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