Blog #24 - Film So Far 2

 As I said, my film so far has used natural lighting, two-shot camera angle, mid-shot, long-shot, close-up, eyeline match, dialouge, music, and a few other lightings. Natural lighting is used for the Noah and Ethan with them trying to break in. Natural lighting fits with this as it sets a realitstic break-in. Two-shot and close-up is seen as well with Noah and Ethan. Two-shot is used to show both Ethan and Noah in the same shot, this allowing for a view of them both and whats in front of them. It shows my frontdoor which films them walking up to the door. The close-up was for when Noah is grabbing Ethans attention to show him that there is a camera recording them.

                                

For Colia, the mid-shot, close-up, long-shot, eyeline match, and music was used. Colia uses the mid-shot and close-up when she is doing homework. They are showing her doing her homework along with the emotion on her face when she is reacting to the noise she heard. Allowing to clearly see Colias facial expressions. Eyeline match is a new one I added when filming. Eyeline wasn't originally part of it, however, I wanted to show Colia looking through the peephole in my frontdoor. After seeing Colia look through it and back up, I showed what Colia was looking through so the audience can see what Colia saw. The music added in the opeing scene was the one I described previously, "bad idea right?" by Olivia Rodrigo. This will eventually be a loud to quiet audio.

What is meant by loud to quiet is that at the beginning of my film it will play this song as a normal overlay of music. Once i'm editing, I will include that in there. The transition will let the music sound over fade out into the sound through Colias ear. This being the diagetic sound that Colia is listening to music that the audience can also hear. For sound, i will also include a non-synchronous sound. This will be when Colia is hearing the banging and noise coming from the door while that action isn't on screen. For filming the first opening scene, I include alot of lighting, sound, camera shots, etc. This properly sets up the foundation to my film.