But I digress.
Here it is: My 33 production shots. Since I'm sure your brains are all drained after making your OWN videos, I've included which shots I intended each scene to be as a subtitle. If you'd like to watch the video SANS subtitle, check it out on YouTube here.
Enjoy!
And the Shot List:
Pan – still subject | 0:54-1:00 |
Pan – moving subject | 4:02-4:11 |
Pan – swish pan | 1:43 |
Long shot | 0:01 |
Medium shot | 3:22-3:34 |
Close-up | 2:44 |
Extreme close-up | 2:47 |
Cut-in | 3:35 |
Cut-away | 1:23-1:26 |
Head-on | 1:04-1:12 |
Tail-away | 4:58 |
Tilt | 1:01-1:03 |
High angle | 1:49-2:19 |
Flat angle | 4:12-4:38 |
Low angle | 2:33-2:47 |
Zoom in | 3:37/4:49 |
Zoom out | 3:42 |
Balance | 1:13-1:22 |
Rule of thirds | 2:20-2:32 |
Dolly | 1:27-1:42 |
Truck | 4:39-4:48 |
Reportorial | 0:24-0:41 |
Objective perspective | 2:48-3:04 |
Subjective perspective | 3:05-3:20 |
Selective focus | 0:42-0:51 |
Title | 5:03 |
Matte or effects | 1:34-1:38 |
Wipe shot | 0:02 |
Follow focus | 4:49-4:58 |
One light | 4:12-4:22 |
Two light | 4:23-4:31 |
Three light | 4:32-4:38 |
Sequence – establishing shot, medium shot, close-up, and re-establishing shot | 0:02-0:23 |
HInterland Who's Who can a video have a better start than that? Keep in mind that your Long, medium, close-up sequence should have pauses in between shots. Great script. Again I think you are having too much fun. Where did your shot list end up. It is necessary to have a list of where and when your shots are in the project. Lighting section is well done.
ReplyDeleteI was wondering about those pauses. I wasn't sure how a sequence would be different than just a stream of shots with pauses in between. That being said, I did think the movement was a bit quick in that opening scene.
ReplyDeleteYeah, I definitely didn't do the shot list...I'll get it done and posted by the morning!