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Creative Statements for Filming and Editing

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Creative Statements for Filming and Editing

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1. Hand-held shot may convey a sense of documentary to better engage audiences.
2. From the reaction of Georgia, I think our script is more fun rather than creepy, hence I add more textual codes of a horror films such as monochrome filter, creepy background music and sound effects.

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End of credit teacup animation
- teacup is cracked and cuts to black

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- Record good copies of dialogue to lay over the video
- Record teacup
- Find a new place to film
- Get Travis to actually animate something

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Animate what the characters are thinking in opaque text

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What we've worked on so far -> Something with more animation, perhaps through the short itself

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Does anyone have any ideas and possble things for the characters to say?

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1. Collectively choose a creative work
2. Consider and list the key aesthetic and conceptual aspects of your source work using your analytical skills developed in Assessment 1
3. Using these aspects of the existing creative work as your creative point of departure.
4. Determine each team member’s skill set and determine how to use the skills
5. Develop three iterations (progressive variations) of your creative response, for discussion and critique in workshop tutorials as scheduled. Each iteration should be informed by the critical feedback you receive(?).
6. Prepare an individual written reflective rationale (800-1000 words) for your group creative work.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hH7pzWhFAdQ
1. Improper background music.
2. Unnatural setting and acting style.
3. Inexplicable dialogue and reactions.
4. Dull and meaningful shots and camera movements.
5. Using CGI instead of real view even just in a normal rooftop.