
This is an image of the work we done in Livetype, this shows how the work came together.


In today’s lesson we were set a task to take pictures during filming to show the different scenes. We also have some recording of a few shots that we are planning to use in our final opening sequence. We then used final cut pro to make a small movie of the shots we recorded, we then have a speech of each member of the group talking about their job and how they enjoyed it. I enjoyed helping out the director as I done some of the camera work, which I thought it will help me in future with the camera work. Editing programs was advantage in many ways, skill audit helped us improve our skills as we had practise before.
In today’s lesson we had to finish of the diary scene at one of our group member’s. The pictures we uploaded show the main part of the scene. It starts off with David running to his flat, entering both doors, entering the house and writing in the diary.
We used the hair dryer to make the pages flip over, which we thought it would create a good effect. I enjoyed fixing the tripod as I had experience in camera work in the past when doing it at secondary school and I was happy we got everything finished, which shows we can work as a team.
In today’s lesson as a group we had to decide the key part of the film which was to pick a suitable location. As a group we came up with a lot of ideas but established with filming the character running in the park. We thought of many parks but Hampstead heath was the right idea at the end, as it was quiet and had many trees which were suitable for our film. We started filming in Hampstead heath on our Monday lesson from 9am- 12.30 pm. We didn’t waste a lot of time because we knew which scenes we were going to film. When we arrived at Hampstead heath it was a bit confusing in ways of choosing the space but once we got started we got used to it. We then filmed in our group member’s house which was in Stoke Newington. We started filming the diary scenes.
Our target audience our the young technically savvy from the ages of 16 – 28 because the film involves effects such as flashbacks that are fast, exciting and thrilling, the character is young so maybe they could relate to them or are purely interested to find what the film is about so that is why we think they will be attracted to the film. The movie also involves psychological events which could seem disturbing to younger viewers or people who are scared to watch these types of movies.