Green screen

For the last scene in our opening sequence I wanted to try and use the green screen to create an effect when the detective character drops his flask in shock after seeing who the dead person is. The effect I wanted to create was to put a black baground on the flask and slow down the scene to add to the dramatic effect within the sequence. I set up the green screen and filmed the flask dropping and I managed to get a black backround on to the greenscreen but it was too dark to see the flask properly so I'll have to try ironing the green screen which should help the flask show up better and make for a smoother background.

Filming 2

last week we had to re-film the first part to our opening sequence because it wasn't light enough and we didn't use a large enough range of shots to show reactions and setting.
I am pleased with what we re-filmed and how the shots came together and it was much better than our first take and we are all much happier with it as we have used more shot types such as close ups to further show what is going on in the scene and show enigma.

Filming - Day 1

Today was the first day of filming our opening sequence. I feel it went quite well and we managed to get some good shots done and I think its coming along well. As a group we got on really well and managed to have a lot of fun as well as communicate successfully and make some good group decisions on how we each thought a scene should be shot. All in all, a good days work.