Therefore I have to re-story board for these shots as well as the clock shots. This is because Mr Michie said that in post production we could slow the footage of the seconds down to emphasise that time is going really slowly in the detention. Hence I need a shot reverse shot of the clock and the protagonists reaction.
Furthermore I have a dilemma I can either use the English room which looks like a typical British class room but the teacher said that he has to stay there late marking as he does not have an office or I can use Mr Michie's room that does not have a clock and doesn't look like a typical class room as it's a media room and it is a different layout. Although I could ask to borrow someone else's clock I would have to re-storyboard most of the shots because the room is payed out so differently. These two rooms are the best because they are closest to the art department where the next scene will be filmed so it will be easier to edit and shoot if I use these rooms. I could rearrange the desks to look like a typical class room but I wouldn't be able to see the dark night as there are no windows or doors to the out side. The best thing to do is write a pros and cons list of the rooms and decided from there. This is below:
And we have a winner! I will use the class room first story boarded. The only reason I was thinking of changing it was the fact that I do not need the fire door as the protagonists can use the corridor door as the teachers won't be standing there. The continuity will thus be improved as in some schools the fire alarm goes off if you open the door.
I have also been struggling in keep up with the fast pace and getting a balance between the band and the narrative. However it does feel easier working on my own than in a group because in AS everyone had different opinions and ideas. So even though there is more work and more to the brief we now understand how to share our time and I knew how much I needed to research in order to get a real understanding of the genre my band and the product.
This is the finished story board - the shots are much clearer in the animatic if further detail is needed |
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