Final Task: Road Trip

Hey Guys!! Today is a very special post. I am so excited to finally show you all my result for my final task. Enjoy!






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  Below are the details of our location, participants, health and schedule in regards to filming. Location:  The first location we will be filming in is someone's house. Since we need somewhere to park the car we will be using later, we will film this bit at Alexandra's house. We decided on this location by first discussing the distances all of our group members live from the school. Three out of four of us live far from the school but all in opposite directions. Alexandra, who lives closest to the school, had the primary location for filming. After checking that she would be able to film at her house and is comfortable with this, we decided on this location.  The next location we will be filming at is a gas station near Alexandra's house. Since we will be in areas she is familiar with, she will show us the nearest gas station to her house.  The final location we will need to film in is a park. To give the film an adventurous road trip feeling, we need nature to surr...
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Title Research- Watcher

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  As we are in the early stages of the final task, I decided to research opening sequences of three movies of our chosen genre. Having a better idea of the thriller genre by observing some will definitely enhance the final task. The opening sequence was from the movie Gone Girl. What titles and images are displayed/prioritized during the opening sequences? At the beginning of "Gone Girl," the credits appear to be part of a scene, showing the back of  Nick Dunne's (Ben Afleck) head while he caresses his wife Amy's (Rosamund Pike) hair. The camera specifically focuses on this private moment and guides the screen's presentation of the credits. This “nice moment” paints an idyllic picture of a happily married couple who live seemingly perfect lives. This facade of a normal superman maragive and life sets the rest of the movie for a thriller direction. After showing Amy and Ben’s relationship, their tranquil neighborhood is shown. How does the film establish a feeling ...
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Second Filming (Production Blog)

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 Hey Guys!! Today we will be talking about our second day of filming   Because it was a weekend, there was a bit more cushion to run late. We also had only a few scenes left to film. So the pressure of time which was haunting us this entire journey was basically relieved. My group arrived to my house early in the morning, around nine or ten. This was so that filming did not take up all our time and we could have the remainder of the day for our respective plans.  We got to work expeditiously. Having already getting in the groove on Day 1, today seemed significantly easier. We had most of our lines memorized and prepped. Any mistakes or retakes were on the account of extenuating circumstances or just the nervousness of having a camera on us.  Because my friend could not make it on this day, I had a family member help us out with any shots which required the entire cast. There were a few hiccups with the actual shooting as some of the shots and angles were quite diffic...
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