Narrative

A busy week this week. Got alot of Pre production to do for my Direction piece and also a new nintey sec narrative to propose to AV guru Deb Tuck. Here is my ten second pilot for my idea.

This is a light hearted but intense and surreal short in which our character loses his keys and his mind.

Our character wakes and prepares for another day in the office. He showers, dresses, eats breakfast and has a mug of coffee. As he walks to the door and reaches for his keys, he discovers that they are missing. He scours the house in a panic frantically seeking his keys, the stress of it all leads to hysterical hallucination. All he can see are keys. Everywhere, keys. After excruciating mental torture the front door locks turn, in walks his flatmate with a pint of milk in hand announcing that he had just borrowed the keys to go to the shop, our character is relieved and casually walks out the door.

Tracking Shots

Oh Dear, its been a while, well... over 2 months since i last posted anything, jools will not be impressed.

Heres an exercise we performed in AV it was basically to practise planning shots as certain complicated shots can take a long time to plan. We selected a certain part of a script and blocked out the shot on paper before we actually shot. I was happy with the fnished shot, i think its awesome for what it is.