Tuesday, 21 February 2012
LO1
Development on editing styles
Here is the opening credits to Little Miss Sunshine.
Although this is not the original in the film it is the closest I could find online. In this sequence it displays all the main characters in the film, this is done because they want the audience to be familiar with their faces and so we can instantly gain an insight to what kind of character they are and what to expect.
In my production I did alter one scene in particular and that was the granddad seen as I didn't want to display drug use in my work.
The editing is slow paced and the music is quite contempt.
Here is the opening credits to Little Miss Sunshine.
Although this is not the original in the film it is the closest I could find online. In this sequence it displays all the main characters in the film, this is done because they want the audience to be familiar with their faces and so we can instantly gain an insight to what kind of character they are and what to expect.
In my production I did alter one scene in particular and that was the granddad seen as I didn't want to display drug use in my work.
The editing is slow paced and the music is quite contempt.
LO: 2
My timetable allowed me to plan when and where I was going to film. I knew what equipment was needed for what day and I also had to balance and work around my actors other commitments.
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