This week I made an
investigation film that looked into thermal imagery and movement. I found a
dancer called Ina Colizze to work with in my film. Orson also helped me with
the cinematography. As this was a film to display a test, I wanted the film
setting to be simple and plain. I got Ina to improvise a dance, as Orson and I
were filming from a normal Nikon camera and also taking snaps from the thermal
camera. At the end of the shoot I realised the photographs were not saving on
the thermal camera memory card. To overcome this difficulty, I had to film Ina
again. So, I arranged with her to film one of her dance classes in a studio.
With the resolution of this problem, it turned out for the best as I had the
ability to take photographs of other female dances with the thermal camera
picking up their heat. This was good for my research as I had a significant
amount more photo footage to work with and it allowed me to have a better
understanding on where on the body heat is most produced.
Once I had all of my
footage and imagery to work with I generated everything into a short
investigation film. I have not displayed this on YouTube as I have used music
that has rights against sharing it in a media promotion. As a consequence, I
have stored this film on a memory stick.
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