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P1: Describe how to use camera equipment


P2: Describe the settings for different camera types to achieve cinematic quality footage 

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LO1 Task 1

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Types of cinematography equipment  Mounts -Jib/ weighted mini crane  -Basic video tripods/ Gorilla pod  -Dolly  -Steady cam  - Sliders/ can be mounted to a Dolly - Fig rig/ mobile  - Go pro helmet Camera -Go pro/ 360  -DLSR Camera  -Canon EOS 250D -4K Cam recorders  -Drones  Lense -Fish eye lens -Portrait -Macro  -Telephoto  -Wide angle lens  -Standed 18mm film lens  Sound -Lvalia mics  -Shotgun mics  -Zoom handy mic  -Boom mic  Professional equipment we don't own  Mounts  -Crane -Circular dolly cam  Cameras   -Imax camera  - 8K Cam  Lens -Super telephoto -I nfrared  lens  Sound attachments  -No studio 
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Lo4 To be able to record cinematic footage/ Rushes of footage

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 Rushes from different scenes we filmed over the last 3-4 months   This rush is from scene four, in which Ellis's character kills Toby's character. To show how our footage met generic conventions of similar products. We have used slow panning camera movements and interesting shots similar to the About a girl short film which we studied before hand. Plus, we used shocking shots similar the 'About a girl', such as Toby's death scene' To highlight conventions of the similar dramatic movies that inspired us. Films like blue story have similar scene in which main characters die in order to convey emotion and dramatise the growth in knife crime. Which we wanted to parody within our film. Similar to this, we used natural lighting techniques and used contrasted lighting by filming Ellis in shade and Toby in bright sunlight to show Binary opposition within the story.  Furthermore, when Ellis goes towards Toby's dead body, the shot is completely within shade, which ma...
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Lo2 Lighting and settings

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The three point lighting system: This is the traditional way of lighting an object or person in a scene, Three light sources are placed around the object or person in a triangular position. This setup is the best way of getting professional lighting within a product. The three types of light included in the three point lighting setting are the: .Key light -  The key light is the first and usually most important light that a photographer, cinematographer, lighting cameraman, or other scene composer will use in a lighting setup. The purpose of the key light is  to highlight the form and dimension of the subject . .Fill light -  This light is meant to fill the remaining unlit space to bring out further detail of the subject.  .Back light -  Sometimes referred to as a “rim light” or “hair light,” this final light in the three-point setup is meant to define the outline of the subject to emphasize three-dimensionality. Lighting is the most important part of getting re...
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