Once going out to each location and filming the different scenes necessary for my music video, it came to watching all my footage back and analysing it to see what shots were successful. Compiling a rushes log let me look through each shot, noting down the type of camera shot and the action involved, and whether it could be used or not. This was very useful when editing my music video together as I could instantly collect my useful footage and discard what didn't work or where actors lost composure within the shot. There were some shots that needed numerous takes due to the actors loosing focus or the camera not being in focus, and this most certainly helped sift them out. The next few documents display my analysing of footage for my different locations:
Tuesday, 2 December 2014
Rush Logs for Filming
Once going out to each location and filming the different scenes necessary for my music video, it came to watching all my footage back and analysing it to see what shots were successful. Compiling a rushes log let me look through each shot, noting down the type of camera shot and the action involved, and whether it could be used or not. This was very useful when editing my music video together as I could instantly collect my useful footage and discard what didn't work or where actors lost composure within the shot. There were some shots that needed numerous takes due to the actors loosing focus or the camera not being in focus, and this most certainly helped sift them out. The next few documents display my analysing of footage for my different locations:
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