Wednesday, 23 October 2013

More of dead Lou...

Regarding my test shots of Louise being "dead", my Media teacher has commented on my post about it and has given me a suggestion:

Chris Earl 21 October 2013 15:09
One of the things to try and do is to minimise her interaction with the environment. In particular, try to stay away from reflective surfaces (or shoot in such a way as we never see her reflection. I would also suggest grading the image in such a way as to make Louise's bits seem a little "washed out", to emphasise the mysterious nature of the character.

From reading this comment, I have decided that in my music video Louise will have minimal contact with the environment around her to, like Sir said, 'emphasise the mysterious nature of the character'. I will also be sure to stay away from reflective surfaces such as windows or puddles. I will also experiment with the colouring of the video to make it seem more low-key, and to make Louise look more washed out and ghost-like.

The things that I made Louise do in the test shots (such as putting money in a vending machine, or walking through a door) will not feature in my music video; I merely did these shots to test out whether the idea of Louise being invisible to the world around her would be effective. In my opinion, I believe it was extremely effective and will definitely have the supernatural element feature in my music video.

1 comment:

  1. You really ought to shoot some test footage to make sure that this is going to work... I'm also yet to see much evidence of planning (storyboards, a script for the video, shot-lists etc.) - these should be a priority since without them it is unlikely that your blog will achieve marks beyond L2.

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