filmbywallis
Wallis
3rd Year Film and Visual Culture Student at Liverpool Hope University. Documenting my work and progress.
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Outcome
From doing this project I have learnt how hard it can be to work in a team, yet how rewarding once you see the finishing project. This was definitely the most difficult project out of the two but I also believe that I learnt the most from this. Working with actors was a great experience and it was great to see how they brought our story to life. Although stressful at times I really enjoyed both projects this year and feel like they have helped me grow and progress as a Film student and have set me up for my final year on this course.
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Editing
As we were editing we realised that it was very hard to condense everything down into 4 minutes and fit everything in the film that we wanted. There fore certain scenes had to me cut short and even left out. We had no space to use montage scenes so decided to make the film a simple timeline.
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Architectural Squares
Photographed by Freddie Ardley
www.freddieardley.com
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Filming
Once we began filming we realised how difficult it was to keep to the script/camera script as we realised certain shots didn’t work and weren’t doable due to timing issues. This meant that we had to change a few things along the way however we were happy with how the filming turned out.
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Superbloom
Diamond Valley Lake, California
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Actors
We had managed to hire a professional actor who had alot of experience to play the police officer. Once we had sent him the script he replied with some great feedback, this really helped us become more confident to create our story. When filming, he was also very helpful by giving us tips without being condescending which we was worried about.
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Week 6&7
The past 2 weeks we began organising our schedules and finding out when we were all free to start filming. We created our production schedule and camera scripts and was ready to move on for filming. We also had our actor choices ready.
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