Filming: Day Six (Frame Sequence)

During the editing, we were suggested by our teacher. He suggested to us that we could film a picture frame to the camera angle of 'zoom-in  and zoom out' of the picture so that our narrative makes more sense. We accepted the suggestion, because we think this sequence could be a good link back to the story what could represent our equilibrium linear narrative, and bring our audience back to real life. Abbie filmed few clips two days previously, but on some clips we could see the door next to the frame and the lighting was dark which we don't think will suit our video. 

So in media lesson on friday, I re-filmed the sequence again in different camera shots. Abbie brought the frame in again after printing out the picture two days before, by using the Blue Tac I sticked the frame on the wall outside our class room. This time, there wall was clear and I was able to film un-interupted. I filmed the in 'Zoom-in','Zoom-out' and 'Pan' with different positions, so that we have more choices. 

By Abbie Smith