P3
Title Card
Script
Storyboard
Location Reece
Character Outfits
Lighting techniques
Natural lighting will be used in most of the scenes in the show although there will be some use of artificial light during some poorly lit scenes or during the night, this technique is used throughout in UK TV shows to date. Natural light works well in most scenarios and makes a scene look a bit more raw and authentic by not adding artificial light then adding it and making the scene look unrealistic.
Scenes that take place in specifically darker areas like alleyways or abandoned buildings require a small amount of artificial light so that the audience can see the scene and so that it is enjoyable. If the scene is too bright then some later enhancing and filters can change it to look moody and darker then the original scene.
Low key lighting:
Camera Techniques
There will be multiple techniques that will be used in the show but the main type of camera movement that we will use is:
Handheld camera movements can be used in a variety of shots and in scenes that may have car chase scenes, combat scenes. This camera technique will make the filmed scenes look more realistic, This would also add intensity to the scene making it more interesting for the viewer. Other shots that are included are panning shots, wide shots and tracking shots. These increase the quality of the scenes
For tenser and action-packed scenes a tripod will be used so that the audience can focus on the subject of the scene and instead of not using a tripod and struggling to see what's going on.
Music
Beyond the lows:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1iyt89hxdaIPKS3C_5oLbiy3gy8ze4HLU/view?usp=sharing
Crimson:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/186ZsOCSTJgZKXGyBX2l_-84iDBorv6xQ/view?usp=sharing
Sound effects
Van Door:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1jGNUGeC4p2y_BSnv5ttsaZ5qFRTO5LkJ/view?usp=sharing
Door breaking down:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1PPrb7t_35jf33hxB6rll2UP5eDaO48MR/view?usp=sharing
Gun cocking:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1PPrb7t_35jf33hxB6rll2UP5eDaO48MR/view?usp=sharing
Sample footage 1:
Sample Footage 2:
Script
Storyboard
Location Reece
Character Outfits
Natural lighting will be used in most of the scenes in the show although there will be some use of artificial light during some poorly lit scenes or during the night, this technique is used throughout in UK TV shows to date. Natural light works well in most scenarios and makes a scene look a bit more raw and authentic by not adding artificial light then adding it and making the scene look unrealistic.
Scenes that take place in specifically darker areas like alleyways or abandoned buildings require a small amount of artificial light so that the audience can see the scene and so that it is enjoyable. If the scene is too bright then some later enhancing and filters can change it to look moody and darker then the original scene.
Low key lighting:
High Key lighting:
Camera Techniques
There will be multiple techniques that will be used in the show but the main type of camera movement that we will use is:
Handheld camera movements can be used in a variety of shots and in scenes that may have car chase scenes, combat scenes. This camera technique will make the filmed scenes look more realistic, This would also add intensity to the scene making it more interesting for the viewer. Other shots that are included are panning shots, wide shots and tracking shots. These increase the quality of the scenes
For tenser and action-packed scenes a tripod will be used so that the audience can focus on the subject of the scene and instead of not using a tripod and struggling to see what's going on.
Music
Beyond the lows:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1iyt89hxdaIPKS3C_5oLbiy3gy8ze4HLU/view?usp=sharing
Crimson:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/186ZsOCSTJgZKXGyBX2l_-84iDBorv6xQ/view?usp=sharing
Sound effects
Van Door:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1jGNUGeC4p2y_BSnv5ttsaZ5qFRTO5LkJ/view?usp=sharing
Door breaking down:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1PPrb7t_35jf33hxB6rll2UP5eDaO48MR/view?usp=sharing
Gun cocking:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1PPrb7t_35jf33hxB6rll2UP5eDaO48MR/view?usp=sharing
Sample footage 1:
Sample Footage 2:
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