In our preliminary task we had to film and edit together a
conversation between two characters sat across from each other after one of
them walked into the room. We did this to practise continuity and to
demonstrate match on action, shot/reverse shot and the 180 rule. During this
task we learnt how to use a [insert camera name here] camera and also how to
edit in Adobe Premier Pro whilst keeping the continuity and match on action
correct. I feel that this was useful during our main task of creating the
titles and opening of a new fiction film. We learnt that when filming we’d have
to film the same action multiple times from different angles for the sake of
continuity and that also that when editing it together the action in the clip
would have to be identical unless you wanted a jump cut effect which would make
the film look disjointed and glitch. During our main task I improved on adding
effects and transitions such as dissolves. We also improved on adding titles on
to our film that looked like they belong in the film and didn’t just appear on
a black screen but interacted with the film by appearing over the footage and
alongside characters but disappearing when a character walks into the space
that the text inhabits. We also used elliptical editing instead of continuity
editing as we didn’t want to show the whole of the journey when the main
character is walking.
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