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Jun 7, 2021 - Explore up899272's board "Costume Design" on Pinterest.

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Jun 6, 2021 - Explore up899272's board "Pinkie" on Pinterest.

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For the majority of scene 47, where Pinkie and Rose are walking to their destination, it will be shot using an Easyrig to produce a dynamic, smooth and flowing shot that follows them. The high stakes nature of the action requires us to 'keep up' with them and the Easyrig is a great way of maintaining that fast tempo and urgency.

When they arrive, I want to capture the background visuals as much as I do their faces. The colours and images in behind them are important to the subtext and visual storytelling of the scene. The purple and orange sky creates a mystical atmosphere as if they were in a fantasy world, their own world. Whereas the red glow of the traffic is a stark reminder of their reality. Having these things loom in the background are what drives the camera to capture them in a certain way.

Scene 43 will require the tripod as opposed to the Easyrig as the characters will be mostly stationery, up until the leave hurriedly. Therefore I think that by using a tripod it creates a contrast between the two scenes. Ida and Dallow are sat down. They're having a drink. There's not so much action to follow, which is why the tripod will be sufficient. Pans and tilts will be motivated by the characters actions, such as Ida picking up her phone.

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For the hilltop scene, in order to capture the scope of the environment, I want to use wide lenses. Ideally 25mm, 32mm for wide shots and 50-75mm for the close up shots where we see the actors facial expressions in more detail. For example, when Rose is holding the gun I want to capture that whilst ensuring the background maintains a strong presence in the frame, looking capturing the city centre in the distance to bring back a sense of normality to this extreme situation.

To sum it up, the lensing approach is to use prime lenses that can allow a lot of light into the sensor. This is crucial when shooting in low light as the image can become fuzzy if I increase the ISO too much.

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The problem we face with scene 47 is the low light of dusk. The shot can be achieved using natural light if done efficiently, therefore no additional lighting will be required.

Also, ND filters will be used to capture a misty image of the glowing dusk sky. I feel this adds a fantastical element to the scene and warps our sense of reality.

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The bar scene will require additional lighting to create a softer image and add some shadow. Therefore I'd suggest an Arri tungsten light that is filtered through a diffuser to keep it looking soft and low key. The locations original lighting may look harsh on camera as they're all fluorescent and directly above the actors.

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There are no major gripping concerns or requirement, such as building a dolly track or large jibs. Both scenes are fairly simple in that sense. Scene 47 will utilise the Easyrig and tripod, whereas scene 43 will only need the tripod.

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Location 1 - Crabtree Plantation/Bolton Arch, Basingstoke

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Location 1 - Crabtree Plantation/Bolton Arch, Basingstoke

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Aerial Drone shot:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L8gOmweR-F8

(1) Arch - GPS:  51.26298, -1.05045
(2) Hilltop - GPS: 51.26168, -1.05851

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Location 2: The Academy, Basingstoke (Snooker Club)

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Location 2: The Academy, Basingstoke (Snooker Club)

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http://www.academysnooker.co.uk/

Contact:  01256 327273
Address: 1, Moniton Trading Estate, W Ham Ln, Basingstoke RG22 5EE

GPS: 51.26329, -1.13048

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LOCATION 2 - THE ACADEMY (SNOOKER CLUB) (1)

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Explore the full interior of this location:

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More visible in this shot is the town centre looming in the background.

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The Bolton Arch is the entrance to the Crabtree Plantation. It's also the car park. It was built in the 1819-20 and designed by the architect Lewis Wyatt.

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The sky in this shot has a purple effect very close to how I'd envision the final grade to look.

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Plenty of space for parking.

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25fps, 4K UHD, Shutter speed 1/50 (low light scenes), ISO below 150 to reduce noise. Recording format: QuickTime.

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Explore the exterior of this location. It is located in the far corner of a trading estate and has ample parking space.

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Equipment cost per day for each scene. Prices sourced from VMI online store.