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Favourite Scene

Favourite Scene

Out of all the scenes in the opening I must say my favourite was most when the blue book was shut. Reason behind this, is because of how sharp the footage was in these clips and how well I managed to stitch them together without having bumps and jumps. This took a fair amount of effort and tries, to get the timing/framing correct. If it was one frame too much or too little it would seem wrong and not fit well at all so editing like this take time and cannot be rushed through. Overtime it gets quicker as you would become more familiar with the program and editing would then become second nature too.

The book shutting also signifies rage as the book is not shut with care, but in fact quite abrupt. Thus, portraying anger. We then learn that the student did not do so well in his ‘exam’. And so every minute detail can add so much clarity to a single scene. This scene was not scripted for AJ to slam the book yet AJ played it so much better, and so being part of the casters this made us happy that we casted him and that he was able to get into character so well.


How I made it?

It took 4 different angles and shots for this one small scene to be made and it takes time to make it as sharp as possible. I used Premier Pro to do this and made the scene slightly sharper. It was very handy that the entire movie was shot in 4K, as the quality was already crisp.


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