Equipment List: 3 camera's 3 Memory Cards 3 tripods 1 Dolly Props (see props) we will make use of a dolly in some of our shots, These will include shots that require movement of the camera, such as tracking. We will use a tripod in the majority of scenes as it will allow the camera to be steady keeping the shot still. This will give our film a more professional look as the filming will not look like it is meant to be Dutch angle.
Equipment List: 3 camera's 3 Memory Cards 3 tripods 1 Dolly Props (see props) we will make use of a dolly in some of our shots, These will include shots that require movement of the camera, such as tracking. We will use a tripod in the majority of scenes as it will allow the camera to be steady keeping the shot still. This will give our film a more professional look as the filming will not look like it is meant to be Dutch angle.
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Equipment List: 3 camera's 3 Memory Cards 3 tripods 1 Dolly Props (see props) we will make use of a dolly in some of our shots, These will include shots that require movement of the camera, such as tracking. We will use a tripod in the majority of scenes as it will allow the camera to be steady keeping the shot still. This will give our film a more professional look as the filming will not look like it is meant to be Dutch angle.
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camera to film our opening. In some scenes we will only need the use of one camera if we are only filming one angle. However, it is more than likely that we will need more than one camera in most scenes. For example in the couples argument scene we will need three camera’s. This is because one will be needed to film Jane, one to film Mark and the third to film the mid shot of the two. It will also allow us to create the 180 degree rule effectively, ensuring the audience do not get confused.
We will need the use of a tripod as it
will allow the camera to be steady keeping the shot still. This will give our film a more professional look as the filming will not look like it is meant to be Dutch angle. A tripod will be used in the majority of scenes as most will need to be steady. However in one scene we will make use of the Dutch angle shot, this will be in the scene where the antagonist is running through the forest. The use of this shot will not require a tripod.
We will make use of a
dolly in some of our shots. These will include shots that require movement of the camera, such as tracking. The use of a dolly will allow us to achieve smooth movement of the camera, meaning it will not look bumpy and will not disorientate the audience. We will attach a tripod to the dolly.