Parity Remake - Film + Evaluation.

We filmed a remake of an example of student work that was also a thriller movie.
The film to be found on our group blog at Parity Shot For Shot Remake.

As a group, we got a very positive feedback from fellow students and our teacher on our remake. I set up and operated the camera, whereas Adam took care of props and Kieran of location and actors. I have also done the storyboard for the remake so that it was easier for us to shoot and not get confused between the shots as there is quite a lot of them, such as close ups, match on action, and high angle and low angle shots. There was a lot of things we had to think about when filming and they were the 180 degree rule and smoothness of continuity technique, which I think we kept clean and very simply done.

Parity - Shot for Shot Remake - StoryBoard

Shot for shot remake sheet 1

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Shot for shot remake sheet 2

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These are the two sheets of photos that I took of the clip Parity, for our story board in order to help us with the shot-for-shot remake of the clip.
The sheets include the description of the shots and editing in a simple way
to help us shooting as well as the descriptions of the action that is meant to be performed by the actors in the clip.
Storyboard entirely done by Magdalena Lepkowska (Magg Lepkowska)

Opening Titles Sequence - TimeLine

I went on the website called www.artofthetitle.com  and I watched the opening titles of a film called Panic Room and I have created a timeline ^ of the time in which the titles have come up in the opening title sequence for the film.