Tuesday, 27 September 2016

Task 13 - Advanced Editing Techniques


               

Here we filmed two different shots, the first of which our actor jumped on the ground, the second jumping on a chair. Both shots were filmed on a tripod so there was no camera movement and no background difference between the two shots. we edited it to seem as if the chair appeared as the actor landed the first jump. We could of improved the cut timing by filming a few different jumps and matching the two that suited best together.

               

In this advanced editing we also had two shots, however this advanced editing didn't work as well. The first shot is of a nearly empty bottle being flipped, this quickly cuts to a shot of a full bottle being dropped from off camera onto the table. The problem we encountered with this is that you can't see that the bottle in the first shot is almost empty, and due to the editing between shots matching up well it doesn't seem like anything has been edited. To improve this we could have maybe filmed a still shot  of the original bottle and the actor picking it up before flipping it.

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