On this draft we put a new effect on all the present day shots of 'Leyla' in order to try and seperate the past and present shots. Also, the effect we tried (iMovie effect called Vignette) was a circular black border which gave the effect that someone was closely watching her.
Unfortunately, I do not think that the effect worked in the way we wanted it to, so we will need to play around with other effects, etc. It didn't work because it made the shots look too dark when we wanted them to have a very light, dream-like quality.
Wednesday, 24 March 2010
Fifth Draft...
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Labels: Editing - Discussions, Editing - Problems, Film Opening 2 - Editing Ideas, Film Opening 2 - Fifth Draft, iMovie Techniques/Functions
Friday, 19 March 2010
Script For Voice Over...
Here are some rough ideas of what we could use as a script for our voice overs...
Policeman/woman: This is PC Smith interviewing Mrs.- concerning the disappearance of her daughter Leyla -. Time is 12:43.
(possible questions he/she could ask)
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Labels: Editing - Discussions, Editing - Sound, Film Opening 2 - Editing Ideas, Sound - Voice Overs
Thursday, 18 March 2010
Fourth Draft of Our Film...
After having a few technical issues with our film on iMovie (and thinking we would have to edit everything again!) we managed to get on with editing again and this is our fourth draft of our film opening.
We discussed the name of the film again and decided it would be most effective to name our main character and then just use her first name as the title of our film and we ended up calling it 'Leyla' as we wanted something slightly unusual to reflect the odd situation the character finds herself in.
We took out the shot of the necklace at the end because we felt that it didn't really work with our initial concept. We also added in a couple more shots of 'Leyla' in the woods to emphasize her situation to the audience. We have also sorted out the credits now and made sure that they are all timed correctly, etc.
Posted by Molly Wing at 10:51 0 comments
Labels: Credits - Speed/Timing, Editing - Discussions, Editing - Problems, Film Opening 2 - Editing Ideas, Film Opening 2 - Fourth Draft
Wednesday, 3 February 2010
Split Screen/Picture-in-Picture Technique...
Our group got told about this interesting concept that is used in the film '500 Days Of Summer' to show the character's reality alongside the character's expectations. We could possibly use this technique in our own film opening to show what really happened to our main character (or our main character's friends) the night before alongside what our main character wished had happened.
Here is a simple video on how to create this Picture-in-Picture technique on iMovie;
Posted by Molly Wing at 14:42 1 comments
Labels: Editing, Film Opening 2 - Editing Ideas, Film Research, iMovie Discoveries, iMovie Techniques/Functions
