WHAT IF SOMETHING GOES WRONG?- Planning Blog





Planning:


Props:


-Clouds/fluff


-Backpacks


-Paper


-Laptop


-Phones/general electronics 


Location:


-Galleria Mall


-Surrounding neighborhoods


-Garage


Schedules:


-Whenever free but mostly on Sundays;


    -10/15/23


    -10/22/23


Backup plan:


-In case of missing a date, many scenes can be shot alone, ergo; we don't NEED them


-Schedule mishaps? We can rework and move dates around


-If an editor cannot finish something, other teammates can take over with an idea of what needs to be done


Customs:


-White clothes for the individual playing god.


-A darker more dark academic type clothing for others


-School clothes

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Warm Bodies- The BEST Romantic Comedy (Genre Research)

Image
( the title is of course opinion based however, I do suggest watching this movie if you have not already )   Romantic comedies often use classic and straightforward camera angles to focus on character interactions. Close-ups capture facial expressions during key moments, and tracking shots can enhance comedic sequences. The overall style tends to be light and visually appealing. Bright, colorful settings with a touch of whimsy are common in romantic comedies. Costume design emphasizes characters' personalities, and set design creates charming, relatable environments. The overall aesthetic is designed to be inviting and visually appealing. Editing in romantic comedies often features smooth transitions and straightforward cuts. Montages may be used to depict the progression of a romantic relationship, and comedic timing is crucial, with well-timed cuts to enhance humor. Romantic comedies rely on a lighthearted musical score to complement the tone. Dialogue is a key element, often fea...
Read more

Reflection

Image
  Hey cuties! During this process I learned how to use my iPad a lot more. Before I used to use my iPad to watch YouTube, however, in recent weeks I've learned how to use it for so much more. I learned how to use capcut. When I was first starting I had never edited anything before. In this time I learned how to use transitions, I learned how to add music and much more. While learning I used YouTube as my main source of knowledge. I probably watch 50 different videos before understanding how to fluently use the app. I also had to learn how to match up the pictures with the audio. It was a little confusing for me but I think I've learned a lot more about it. I've never had to make a project such as this one before now. I learned throughout this process to not procrastinate. Although everything got submitted on time it was little hard for me not to put it off as long as I could. I also learned to save everything twice. The file of my edit ended up getting corrupted and that wa...
Read more