Due to our original film being shot in the snow and our pick up shots being shot in the dry we had to apply a colour correction filter to our pick up shots in order for the clips to look similar. We had play around with the RGB colour wheel as well as the sliders to enhance the whites and the blacks in the clip in order to make it look similar to the colour of the shots in the snow. This blended the clip into the rest of the scene, therefore making the scene flow seamlessly.
Wednesday, 27 February 2013
Sunday, 3 February 2013
The Rock Assessment
The Rock – Camera Movement sequence analysis – Pan &
Track
NAMES: Ryan&Tom Date: 19/10/12
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The shot used I this scene is a tracking shot, which
follows the actor, which is also a low angle shot. The tracking shot
emphasises the importance on the character as it follows him, the low angle
shot looking at the character also connotes that the particular is a powerful
figure, as the camera angle seems to make it seem as if he is looking down on
us, because he has power. The fact
that he is also barging through a group of civilians complements him as he is
a character of importance and he has a distinctive amount of power in contrast
to the civilians.
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The first thing that stands out is the logo of the of the
Ferrari car, this logo suggests that this moment in the film is going to be
fast, pacey and adventurous as the car is.
The camera angle is tilted and there is a close up on the car, which
makes it stand, the colour of the car is also significant as it instantly
catches your attention. The extreme close up on the gear stick of the car,
and the low angle on the wheels shows the urgency that is currently running
throughout this clip. The angle of the camera also shows you a black Porsche
in the background; when you see the black Porsche with the Ferrari you then
have a sense of location and you know the setting is a relatively rich area.
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There is an extreme close up on Nicholas Cage’s face which
allows the viewer to see his facial expressions, his facial expression shows
the fact that he is at one point he is distressed as he knows the danger at
hand & after his facial expression changes to a more serious and
concentrated look which shows that he has more control in the situation than
previously. The camera movement next shown is a tracking movement as the
camera follows the car this makes the audience feel like they are right in
the action almost if they are ‘taking part’. Then there is a medium shot with
the camera tracking the truck, as it smashes into the vegetable stand it
creates a sense of danger. Then the car crashes into a yellow taxi, which
creates a sense of disorientation which is complemented by the fact
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The camera angle is a close up on the man but a medium
shot on the car, the close up allows you to see the facial expressions on the
mans face, whilst watching the cars drive past which allows you to put
yourself right in the action with the man. Whilst the car is moving they are
using tracking shot which gives the audience a better view of the action so
they can see more than they could in real life, upon impact the camera angle
changes to a close up which emphasises the crash, which then shows a medium
shot of a man running away from the cars, with the cars in the background
coming towards the viewer highlights the sense of danger.
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This is a POV shot, which places you in the characters
shoes. It allows you to visualise yourself more in this specific situation,
with the car moving and the camera moving up and down, shows the car is
moving at a speed, which signifies the sense of urgency. The close up on the
mans face instantly shows that he is serious and focused as this is a
important moment in the film.
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The camera angle is a low angle shot with the subject
moving into the space, these in turn creates a sense that the car at first is
coming towards you. Then you see the man driving the trucks facial
expressions with a extreme close up which tells you that he is desperate to
get away, he is scared. Then there is a medium shot of the police cars, which
is effective because using a different shot for the truck, and police car’s
creates a different feel about them.
Then you see another low camera angle which is looking up at all the
vehicles but includes a stop sign on the ground, that creates a feel that
these people feel they can go above the law, meaning they are characters of
power. Then finally you see an over view of the long road, which suggests the
chase is still on.
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Then you see the facial expression of the two characters,
which shows the clash between them, however they both express urgency in
their facial expression, the gritting of their teeth signifies this.
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