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Camera Equpiment
In our project the basic camera equipment was used, such as a camera, tripod, and shoulder mount. The tripod was used in most of the wide shots as it gave a balanced view of both characters. This was needed to show the audience the realism in the sequence and to help realize that the game, even though it is over exhadurated to be bigger than it is, in the end of the day is just a card game. However a shoulder mount helped get the extreme close ups and match on action shots which shows the more concise emotion of each character and increases the tension in the sequence. This then puts worth on the game and requires the audience to think of what that worth is.
Editing
Sound
How did you integrate technologies - software, hardware, online - into the project?
The main downside for my group in terms of hardware was that we did not have any sound equipment at the time of filming. This made it hard to get a feeling of tension between the two characters as general 'trash talk' could not be added during and especially at the end of the game and therefore had to be replaced by some form of non-diegetic sound. The sound tracks that were edited in to the sequence constantly show a change of mood as it starts off all tense before general rounds of the game is played and it ends on a victorious note for one of the two men.
Adobe Premier pro creative cloud was used to cut and edit together the footage. It also supplied the non-diegetic sound used in the final edit. Using this was a new experience but it helped put together a story out of the filmed shots. One particular part where it assisted in the production of the final product was in the slow motion shot. This was helpful as it helped add dramatic effect to a shot that would of been seen as basic and unnecessary before hand.
Lighting
General red head lighting was used to brighten up the room.The room was generally dark and had a yellow tinge to it which altered what the color white was, therefore a fleckie was used to white balance and occasionally focusing light on a particular object and avoiding shadows. This then highlighted the mise en scene and showed the audience that the most important items in the sequence were the actors and the cards.