Unit 18 Cinematography

To ensure we achieve cinematic quality footage, We must utilize the settings that are present on the DSLR, and smartphone camera. We are planning on making our footage darker using the ISO settings in the camera to match the themes of the story. This will match with the ambient lighting that we will be using within scenes that feature Ellis's character. This is to show the audience how his character has become corrupted by the seven personalities. Similarly, scenes that include Toby's character will be more saturated. Plus will we use natural lighting, and film specifically when its sunny, to shower his character in light, too connote to the audience that he is a good person. We will film our product at a constant 24 frames per second as that will make our product look realistic enough, while also being less demanding on storage. Using the iPhone 13 camera we will have the ability to use the new cinematic feature. This will allow us to included depth of field meaning we could m...

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...

Adobe audition 

Link to the powerpoint that includes more about the unit 18 camera work  Unit 18 powerpoint from ReecePulham