Week 3 One Last Reminder R.M

This week we really wanted to make up for our bellow-par film from last week, bounce back and make a film that properly portrays our skills and passion. This week we organised everything well before hand and planned out where we were shooting and we had a Theatre student Jamie Gordon as our main actor and a musician/poet Owain Banfield as our voiceover actor to witch we are thankful for the time that they gave up for our film.

The idea for the film came about when Andy and i were talking about how males relate to each other and why they cannot just express they true feelings, to which andy said ill be right back, and five minuets later he had come back with an outline for the film, he bounced the idea around and the rest of the group loved it, so he went ahead and wrote the script for the film with the help of Owain.

In production my role was cinematographer and camera operator, coming off the back of the last film i asked for this role so i could show them and myself that i can excel in this role and use a camera well, i think that i performed my role well using all of the standards shots and filming them well and also using some unconventional shots that were hard to get right but i feel that they were worth the hassle, i wanted to film the entire film on the wide angle lens so that the camera feels like it is actually their and omnipresent in this world looking into it and invading the privacy and personal space of Jamies character. although i am proud of this film and its is probably the best we have done so far, there is room for improvement in two of the shots the white balance is out, when on location this was not apparent on the camera as the glare on the screen made the shot look the same as all of the rest, but this is something i have lernt to avoid now by covering the screen to avoid gare now.