Fashion film- Test shoot
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I felt the timing and visual
work were clear in the test shoot and that is something I very much like about
the film. For the final film, I have to ensure that no logos from other brands
are shown in my fashion film as I am only advertising my own work. I would like
to change the final film by adding my reference of colours by fading in between
each print design that is being projected onto my model. I would also like to
layer the film so it adds a different element such as paint or ink in water to
show the experimental side to my work. I was going to incorporate some footage
that I used in my first year of paint dripping in water which are used for
dancing paint, but unfortunately I am unable to use the same footage if it has
already been marked by the University. I have to re-film the paint in water for
all of this current project and that is what I changed through the test film
and my final film. The feedback from my test shoot in my tutorial lesson was
positive and constructive. It was said that my film will need more spacing
between each scene fading in and out of different clips. It was also said to
play around with fading in and out of different plane colours instead of just
jumping from one clip to another. It was further stated that I should aim to play
around with position in shooting and instead of solely shooting my model
directly, shoot from the side and different parts of her body to make the film
less obvious. The feedback also commented that the paint in water works really
nicely with the film and I should experiment with different ways of using it
for my final film.
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