On to Post- Production, Am I happy with my cinematography.

Overall I am happy with the outcome.

Here are a few shots of mine that I am the most proud of.

I haven't colour graded them. The ISO never went over 800 as the image becomes grainy and the aperture was at 50 at all times. The F stop changed due to the light change. This kept the shots in the same colour range and the same exposure. 

Day 2 - 10th April

Arrived at 10.15 due to the taxi being delayed at the same time as the actor.

Took 10 mins to set up

Day One

Arrived at 10 am. We have been able to arrive 15 minutes prior to our actor Jonathan.  This has enabled us to set up the equipment and go to the woods to film the outside scene, as the weather was very promising.

We spent with the 15 min walk about 90minutes doing the shoot outside. When we got back the rest of the crew was ready with the equipment

Monday - dressing the room and finding an outside location

Prep-  
I brought a suitcase full of props 
I was late but we found the location for the outside bit of the film.

Script and my notes.

Oliver has written the script with which Hannah and I helped. Some of the parts I was not very happy with but nonetheless I will have full creative control over the camera and the shots. Some of which deteriorate from the script. I hope for the director to look at the storyboard as soon as possible so we can discuss possibilities if something goes wrong.

5D Mark 2

I have asked one of my tutors Dominic Green to help me with learning new piece of equipment. He made the time to have a tutorial with me and show me how a Canon 70D works and the in and outs. I have used the 60D for the last project and before I came to university. ...