During the making of my music video, I have learned so much about filming and editing. Before I started this project I did not know much about editing projects. I learnt how to embed my own audio in the project. I feel as if I was never introduced or told to do this project, I would have probably still have no clue how to complete that process. I also became more creative during the making of this project. I was limited to many things during this project. I did not have as many props as I thought I would. I also did not have many costumes for the music video. This forced me to start thinking creatively. In the end it all came together nicely. I also was forced to change half of my storyboard. This also improved my creativity. There are so many things that I would have done differently. One of those things that I would have done differently is film further away from the actors face. I wanted to capture more of the gardens background while filming my actor. I also would have wanted ...
This is the finishing piece of my final task. The whole process was fun and also creative. I love how it increased my creativity over the time I was completing the project.
I researched the horror genre. While researching I learnt about the common lightings and mise-en-scene used. I also learnt about the common camera angles and movements. Horror films commonly use low, canted, high, and over the shoulder camera angles. Low camera angles are used to show the dominance of the villain in horror films while high camera angles are used to show how weak the victims are. Canted angles are used to dramatize the scenes and over the shoulder camera angles are used to build suspense for the horror film. The most common lighting used in horror films are three-point lightings and low lightings. Three point lightings are used so that the audience can see the full costume of the villain. Low lightings are used so that so villain can appear more frightening. Common camera movements that are used in horror films are zooming, tilt, hand held, and tracking. Zooming camera movement is used to further dramatize the victims reaction in horror films. Handheld camera...
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