Fashion film for Rianna Phillips

                 

Fall 15\16

 http://www.riannaphillips.com/

 Fashion film for Rianna Phillips 

I found it most exciting working on the fashion film for Rianna as I was able to have complete direction to how  the model should move and perform with the pages, I also had the freedom to use dynamic editing shots with creating the film. Making this film for Rianna has helped me develop my editing skills with rewinding clips and mirroring shots. It has also given me the opportunity to make fashion films on a professional level. The Music is by Oisin Baber and this music was specifically designed for this film.

 

WORKING FOR RIANNA

Behind the scenes:

Fall 15\16

http://www.riannaphillips.com/

Interning 

Working for Rianna Phillips was exciting and I felt like I was able to claim my own independence interning for her. She directed me to create two films for her new collection. This was a big achievement for me as I specialize my work with fashion film making. The first film to be created is a behind the scenes film that me and my friend Sion (a film student) both worked on this part and filmed the process of the photography shoot throughout the day. I wanted to capture as much as I could from the hair and makeup to the direction of photography. I set both cameras to high brightness setting and a high resolution as from looking at Rianna’s work she has a very clean, crisp look to her collections. I edited the film to show shadows between each clip I did this to show how time of the day goes quickly whist filming. Below is the behind the scenes film I have filmed and edited. The music is by Oisin Baber a student in Bristol that I was able to collaborate with through a connection of my sister. He wrote this music to fit perfectly to the different shots.

  

Personal Project : Development and Filming

The focus of these two films was to show a development process of my drawing work and designs. I think it is important for my work to create more films like this, showing the process of my work as this offers insight into my design.

The process of filming mirrored branches was quite complicated as I used my iPhone and a handheld camera whilst creating my work. Creating the art was not the only challenge and documenting the creation also brought some difficulties. However, it was well worth the struggle filming this work as the editing process was quite straightforward. I chose to split the film in four ways to demonstrate the different stages of my work. The intention behind the branch embroidery was to transform natural, organic objects into pattern work.

The repeated building was also quite complicated to create as I had my handheld iPhone whilst painting. For this piece of work, I have chosen to use bright bold colours that are the opposite from the primary research photograph of the Benzie building. These colours in my work are my reference colours and I have chosen to use quite bold, bright colours to go against my primary research as I wanted to play around with the idea of taking a picture of a building and transforming it into something exciting and vibrant.