careers behind the camera

21st October  

lo: to explore possible film industry roles and career paths

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1runner -c they run errands deliver kit make coffees etc..

2gaffer -d works really closely with the director of photography they plan all the different shots 

3grip -b they help with the camera movements 

4tucker -a doesn't exist 

job roles

  • camera department 
  •  music department
  • sound
Casting director- cast actors for parts
Producer- finds the funding
1. the mood and atmosphere is - serious, dramatic, violent 
2. the most tense part of the trailer is- when they start to shoot at him in the car and then his car has machine guns in the headlights 
Cuts prediction- 11
Cuts actual- 25
Tension can be created in all different ways not just in cuts because, people can become tense about the sound, lighting, and even actions. You dont just have to make cuts to make a scene/trailer tense e.g. people can become tense over dark lighting and loud noises.
Devices that have a cameRA ON IT- TRACK, CAR, BEHIND PEOPLE, IN THE BACKGROUND, BEHIND A WALL
In order to get a photo you had to think about what angle you were taking it from because if you didn't and the audience could see you and the camera it would be hard to get a shot let alone film a scene

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