Construction: Raw Footage

This is some raw footage of our opening to our horror film. It shows that we have implemented some key media/filming techniques like 180 degree rule, shot reverse shot and high/low angle shots. We  edited this raw footage to add a lot more continuity to make it seem like a real opening to a movie. In this footage we have tried to make sure it is already quite continuous so that it has match on action for when each clip changes. What we have made sure as well is that we have filmed it all as quick as we can so that the time of day doesn't effect the continuity within the opening. however we still need to add in sound of our own and the opening titles.

Construction: Evidence Of Filming Taking Place

This is the evidence that we have taken from the filming of our horror opening. It shows that we have all got involved with the filming process and help each other by adding constructive and relative ideas to the filming. It shows that we have used the location that we originally planned and have used the camera we were given. It also shows how we have used the trip-pod to get steady and effective shots to get the best out of our filming. The reason why their is not complete continuity throughout the pictures regarding Jamie's clothes is because we had to re-film some clips as one of our initial actors unfortunately broke his leg within the time we were filming.

Planning: Storyboard

this is the storyboard for the opening of our film 'The Campout' the way we did it was simple in that we just created the panels using templates and shots from our opening. each panel included:
the shot number, the location, the type of camera shot, movement, angle and cast involved in this shot.

from doing this i have learnt that planning is a ver important phase in the production of films and our opening, as it is vital so that the filming and production can flow.

The purpose of doing story boards is so that we can see how the opening  will look appear and have a plan for the shots that we will use in our film opening. It will also help us to gain an understanding with the opening titles on the two minutes. All of this will make it easier for us when we come to filming and editing our horror film opening.

Planning: Shot List

Shot number	Shot type	location	Cast required	Props required	Brief description
1	Establishing shot	Quarry entrance	none	none	Shot off the quarry woods where the cast will be situated
2	Panning shot	quarry	Brian, Alicia and William	bag	The group on their way to the camp location
3	Two shot Midshot	Groups camp	Brian and William	Vodka bottle	Brian asks to have some of the groups alcohol
4	Two shot Midshot	Groups camp	Alicia and William	Vodka bottle	Alicia passes Brian the vodka bottle
5	Midshot	Groups camp	Brian	Vodka bottle	Brian drinks from the bottle then offers it to William
6	Midshot	Groups camp	William	none	William isn’t keen on the idea of consuming alcohol
7	Two shot midshot	Groups camp	Brian and William	none	Brian mocks the idea of William being boring and not drinking
8	Two shot midshot	Groups camp	Alicia and William	none	Alicia persuades William to drink
9	High angle midshot	Groups camp	William	none	William feels vulnerable about the idea of getting intoxicated
10	Two shot	Groups camp	Brian and William	Vodka bottle	Brian insures William that he will be fine and that nothing bad would happen
11	midshot	Groups camp	William	Vodka bottle	William agrees to take the vodka but proceeds to spit it out after consuming it
12	midshot	Groups camp	Brian	Bottle lid	Brian passes the lid to William as he needs to go to the toilet
13	Two shot midshot	Groups camp	Alicia and William as well as Brian in the background	Vodka bottle	The group fret about what may happen to Brian as he goes to the toilet
14	midshot	The journey to the toilet	Brian	none	Brian walking to find a suitable place to go toilet
15	Over the shoulder	The journey to the toilet	Brian	none	Brian walking to find a suitable place to go toilet
16	Aerial/ crane shot	The journey to the toilet	Brian	none	Brian walking to find a suitable place to go toilet
17	Panning shot	The journey to the toilet	Brian	none	Brian walking to find a suitable place to go toilet
18	midshot	Brian finding a suitable location	Brian	none	Brian going to the toilet
19	Various close ups	The toilet location	Brian	none	Brian becoming anxious as he hears noises of twigs snapping all around him
20	Long shot	The toilet location	Mysterious figure	none	The all black figure in the background looking at Brian
21	Extreme close up	The toilet location	Brian	none	Screams as Brian is brutally murdered with a close up of his dead hand
22	Two shot	Groups camp	Alicia and William	none	Screams are heard by the rest of the group and they begin to worry
23	Two shot	Groups camp	Alicia and William	none	They decide to split up and William goes to look for Brian leaving them separated
24	Panning shots	The journey to the toilet	William	none	William following the route searching for Brian
25	Long shot	The journey to the toilet	Mysterious black figure	none	The black figure discovering William
26	Close up	The toilet location	William	none	William looking distraught as his discovers Brian’s body
27	High angle Midshot	Groups camp	Alicia	none	Alicia hears the screams of another character
28	Close up	Groups camp	Alicia	none	Alicia is very worried and decides to go looking for the other members
29	Panning shots	The journey to the toilet	Alicia	none	Alicia looking for the other members
30	Close up	The toilet location	Alicia	none	Alicia discover the others bodies, however the mysterious figure is over her shoulder
31	Midshot	The toilet location	Brian and William	none	The bodies covered in blood up against a tree, screams of Alicia can be heard
32	longshot	The toilet location	Mysterious black figure	none	The figure can be seen in the distance for the last time.

 This is our shot list for the production of the opening 2 minutes. It is important to have a shot list for the production as it allows us to make sure we've filmed everything that is needed to piece together the opening and in the right order of events. This links back to the storyboard as these are the shots needed for the storyboard panels.