My sequence
Storyboard
Learning comment
From doing this task it had given me a better understanding of how different lengths of shots and varied range of camera angles has such a huge impact on the final product. Personally i believe we succeed in making this task, all our shots were fast paced and used a wide range of camera angled that fitted the scene perfectly. This added a narrative in a very short time period. we did encounter some issues while filming some shots, for example, many shots were more than a few seconds long. This wasn't a huge problem as we added the jump cut to many of the scenes. This keeps the tension and pace to the scene but at the same time doesn't take out huge chunks of the shot allowing the narrative to remain undisturbed. We also experienced audio problems when the video was uploaded. While editing the audio was fine and how it was supposed to be, however when we uploaded it on to YouTube, there was very little audio. This can actually be turned into a positive because it creates a sinister and eerie tension to the video. The only sound you can here is the creaking of the door which in itself is quite eerie, the audience also don't expect the creaking of the door so it could add a little scare. We also hear sound when Tom screams at me when i steal the bike. This shows anger and frustration within the character. I will try and incorporate the jump cut and use on silence when producing my own opening sequence as it helps create an atmosphere and adds pace to the scenes it's used in. I also made a mistake while acting. When i walk over the camera in a particular shot, you can see my foot go to the side so i avoid walking into the camera. If we were to re-shoot that scene i would have learned from my mistake and made it look as if i was walking normally.
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