Evaluation for Short Film - Fractured
Evaluation for Fractured
There weren't many problems we encountered however, filming in underpass was tricky as we kept getting interrupted by people walking through, we also struggled to make it understandable, because we knew what it was about but hard for anyone else to understand so we have added a phone call at the start to add exposition. While this does give some clear reasoning for what happens in fractured, it wasn't in our first draft and so we were unable to make it the very best, however we are still pleased with it.
During editing, flickering transitions weren't the easiest thing to do however it has paid off and looks very effective.
We wanted to have the timings of certain things to the beat of music, such as title letters appearing in time with our chosen song, and we feel it looks very effective and is memorable. The shots we used were varying from mid shots, to close ups and out of focus shots, this way we could demonstrate our use of knowledge of shots and also during the filming, we would experiment with multiple ideas and use whichever fitted best within the whole film.
If we had more time, we could've shot multiple endings, to try out more concepts including one involving whether or not the entire thing was just a film being viewed by the main character, however overall we are pleased with how everything looks and how our idea is portrayed on screen.
There weren't many problems we encountered however, filming in underpass was tricky as we kept getting interrupted by people walking through, we also struggled to make it understandable, because we knew what it was about but hard for anyone else to understand so we have added a phone call at the start to add exposition. While this does give some clear reasoning for what happens in fractured, it wasn't in our first draft and so we were unable to make it the very best, however we are still pleased with it.
During editing, flickering transitions weren't the easiest thing to do however it has paid off and looks very effective.
We wanted to have the timings of certain things to the beat of music, such as title letters appearing in time with our chosen song, and we feel it looks very effective and is memorable. The shots we used were varying from mid shots, to close ups and out of focus shots, this way we could demonstrate our use of knowledge of shots and also during the filming, we would experiment with multiple ideas and use whichever fitted best within the whole film.
If we had more time, we could've shot multiple endings, to try out more concepts including one involving whether or not the entire thing was just a film being viewed by the main character, however overall we are pleased with how everything looks and how our idea is portrayed on screen.
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