What have you learnt about technologies from the process of constructing this product?
These were the 4 vital objects we needed for our production.
The bike was vital so that there was a chance of the man on the bike escaping the car. There was too great a distance for it to be possible for the man to on foot. The bike meant it was more realistic for there to be a chance of escape for the man on the bike. The high speed tempo would not have been maintained if it were not for the bike so it was important that the bike could be used otherwise the opening scene would have appeared flat and slow.
We used the tripod throughout the scene with the drive by of the car an example. The tripod allowed us to highlight to the audience the fast pace of car therefore showing the danger that the person found themselves in. Without the tripod the shots would have been considerably shakier, instead of using a tripod for the tracking shot we instead wedged the camera in the corner of the window frame. This allowed us to get a smooth shot without having the clutter of the tripod in the back of the car.
We were using Sony 8.9 Megapixel hand held cameras to film our work. The cameras have shooting and camera modes this allows us to use the cameras for anything realted to the shots in the task.
The bag was also vital as it showed the audience what the man was being chased for. The bag was vital when we saw it being pulled from the dead mans body. It showed the importance of the bag to the clip that the men were willing to kill in order to possess the bag.
Finally, we used Premiere Pro to edit our scene, we found the software relativly easy to use after a certain level of practice. The software allowed us to edit each shot respectivly. It also allowed us to include certain effects into our work such as fade in and outs. Most importantly it allowed us to introduce subtitle and music into our work which was important when producing a polish film for a british audience.
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