For our thriller opening, Izzy and I have decided that we're going to try and use as many different camera shots and angles as possible to create a professional aesthetic to our clip that flows well and creates tension. We have decided to use a variety of close ups, extreme close ups, mid shots, long shots and over-the-shoulder shots, and have also planned to include some eye-line matches and match-on-action shots throughout the filming to create tension and test our camera skills.
Close ups:
- The introductory shot of the female character's face (my face)
- During the makeup routine when I blow on my nails to dry the nail varnish
- The Barbie Doll's face which will be superimposed over the top of mine
- My shocked facial expressions to the phone ringing
- When I apply mascara to my eyelashes
- When I apply lipstick
- The phone screen as it begins to ring
- When both characters are visible in the mirror
- When the male character finishes climbing the stairs
- At the beginning of the scene when I'm featured brushing my hair
- A side view of myself and the makeup table
- When I place the mascara back on the table and pick up the lipstick
- When I answer the phone-call the second time it rings
- The first time the phone rings the camera will show my eyes look towards the desk and then cut to the phone ringing
- When I drop the phone at the end of the scene, and then the camera cuts to it smashed on the desk.
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