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offline edit

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Shown below is the first offline edit. This was created as our first draft before we finished filming to gage an idea on how they all fit together and what we may need to refilm. After putting the first edit we realized that quite a few shots would need to be re-filmed and the ending still needed to be finished. So we thought it would make more sense to refilm it all so shown below is the second offline edit of all the clips together.

script

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risk assment plus location recce

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  LOCATION RECCE Prepared by Dylan Date:13/11/2023   Week starting:08/11/23 Location Details Sandall Beat woods near Doncaster racecourse. Scene/Purpose of filming  Short film creation         Site Address Sandall Beat Rd, Doncaster, England   Points of Interest: pathways in wood/ long secluded space. Suitability/Possible shots: in a clearing and on paths    .               Safety Issues: muddy and unpredictable terrain.  rain would make ground slippery. public being in the video accidentally.                                

lighting

   In this blog post I will be explaining the lighting we will be able to use for our short film. Three Point Lighting. A traditional method for achieving a balanced and aesthetically pleasing look in cinema and photography is three points of illumination (three point lighting). The key light, fill light, and backlight are the three main light sources that are used.  The shadows that the main light casts are softened by the fill light. It is positioned on the side opposite the primary light and works to equal out the lighting by lowering the contrast on the subject.  The main topic or subjects are lit from behind by the backlight, which creates depth by separating the main subject from the background. It makes the edges of the subject stand out in a spotlight, giving them depth and dimension.  You can manage the atmosphere, highlight certain elements, and produce an appealing environment by utilizing three-point lighting. Chiaroscuro Using the chiaroscuro lighti...