AICE Media Studies AS- Hoang, H

  Problems I think I would have with filming is wanting the quality of the film to be what I want, I’m certain we have a camera but not quite the one with the good quality, but it’ll be fine none the less. I really want this to just be a action type of film with just a little dialogue. I’m certain I’m going to add maybe some scenes I forgot or believe were not to be included in the story board as I felt like it would’ve been too excessive. The drive to the scene at the end is some where by Venice which might be a little troublesome to film at but I do wish for that to be the final scene. I’m not sure if I should put a sub text at the top of the end at the film or let the viewers decide the message at the end, but I believe in the let the viewer’s deciding the message to be it.

  Shooting locations will be at my local park which is just about 5 minutes away with a bike ride to the park, so it’ll be easy to film. Another place we will film at is a gate near the neighborhood which is only like a 4-minute drive. I plan to like to make it super bright so you don’t see the rest of the neighborhood, so it doesn’t ruin the look. Obviously easier with a car. Now in terms of costumes. I already got some costumes ready. A few weeks ago, we bought a lion costume on amazon and it came in 2 weeks ago. Not only is that part of the costume ready but as I have said before I believe in my other blog posts but I have a scavenger hat that I do wish to incorporate into my film making.

  My experience with doing my storyboard was actually very difficult, I wanted to do something with the aspect of running but I hadn't really got all the pictures in my head on what I wanted to do with it. I wanted the idea of originally having a lion (someone with a lion costume inside) chasing after me which in the end it was that. But I managed to fit it in the story board. The element I really enjoyed about this storyboard was actually drawing out my ideas and it making sense to me. I thought I wouldn't really struggle that much but over time I had the hang of what I wanted to do with my story and overtime aspects fit together. What inspired me about my ideas was looking at an Instagram post where a person didn't have the same idea but he had a unique camera sense of what to do with the camera and I had put that into my boxes on what I wanted in my video. I hadn't really planned on doing any unique camera techniques until I asked my friends about my project and what...