Unit 17- Visual & Special Effects

 Shot 1: Shot Type: Close up Description: Jack went a bit crazy but introduced the film. Notes:  Make sure the audio is clear Duration:  8 seconds Shot 2: Shot Type: Medium Wide Shot Description:  An unused shot that is not included in the main short film (only use in the intro) Notes:  make it barely hearable Duration: 1 second  Shot 3: Shot Type: Close up  Description: We experience Archies driving  Notes:  Don't use the audio save it for that scene in the film  Duration: 4 seconds  Shot 4: Shot Type: Medium wide shot Description:  Archie crashes out at the camera man  Notes: Also do not use the audio Duration: 9 seconds    Shot 5: Shot type: Close up Description: Jack talks about the qualities of the car Notes: Make sure the audio is clear Duration: 2 minutes, 18 seconds Shot 6: Shot Type: Medium wide shot Description:  Archie gets in a car Notes:  Make this scene brighter Duration: 24 seconds Shot 7...

 Treatment  Two people present a car and try to sell it to the buyer. One of the sellers begin to explain the negatives. The car gets sold. They then drive the car.  In my short film there are 2 sellers who are trying to sell this car to someone who is looking to buy their first car. However, the person selling the car starts of very positive about the car, but then begins to explain what is wrong with the car (basically everything). In the next scene we move away from presenting the car, and begin the scene of the buying part, with Chris making his final decision on if he wants the car or not. In the end Chris does in fact want the car making it a successful purchase for the buyer. However, we soon realise that Chris in fact does not have his license nor is insured on the car so he can't drive it.  Next we move on to the driving part of the video, where we get to see just how good of a driver Archie is. In these scenes there is a lot of copyright music that had to b...

 Digital Composing: -Combining all the elements from CGI or live action footage into a final product. For example: In the film Avengers End Game the team that would be creating the film would have to use digital compositing to piece together all of the CGI and the Live Action shots that has been created during production which will create a finalised polished product in the end.  Blue/ Green Screen: -Green/Blue screens are used to be keyed out later and have a different image placed over them later. The reason why Green and Blue screens are used because the shades and blue are unnatural, as they rarely appear in shots meaning there will be no issues when chroma keying. However, most filming sets would use blue screens because as it is more beneficial to the human skin, along with giving off a more natural light.  For Example:  In the film Spiderman No Way Home, the production team would use a blue screen during production and then later replace it with a background i...