-What
techniques of composition & continuity will you use?
Composition in
photography is the arrangement of elements within a way that suits the core
idea or goal of your work best and continuity is a set of rules for making sure
your shots work together. It includes framing, camera position, shot size and
editing. Firstly, for my composition technique I would be using a landscape
position to shoot. Using composition effectively when working with landscapes
is very important because the shot depends on the structure. I will also be
using a rule of third technique, and I will do so by dividing the frame into
thirds, vertically and horizontally, and then using those lines to effectively
bisect my shot. For my continuity I will make sure that the framing is right so
that it properly gets my actors in every shot and also to make it clear and
visible.
-What Mise en scene (actors, costume, props, set dressing)
and why?
For my shoot,
I will have two male leads (one victim and one villain). I am choosing to have
a male lead as the victim because most Identity theft adverts I have researched
and watched mostly have a female victim, so I want to show that it can also be
the other way around. For my costumes, the victim will be wearing a bright blue
shirt in the beginning of the advert to show a carefree and happy attitude, but
at the end of the advert he would be dressed in grey, to show how badly he has
been seriously affected by Identity theft. For my villain character he would be
dressed in a black hoodie in the beginning and his face would be mostly covered
up, to show that anyone can easily steal an identity, and at the end his face
would be revealed and he would be dressed in the light blue shirt which
was worn by the victim character in the beginning to show that he has stolen
his identity. Lastly, the prop that I will use will be a credit card, which is
shown at the beginning when the victim character is spending.
-Location or Studio shoot and why? How will you maintain
continuity?
The locations that will be included in my shoot will be a
High street to first show my victim character walking down the street and the
villain character following him from behind while watching his every move. I
will also use some inside shop locations to show my victim character spending
money with his credit card and my last location would be a classroom. This is
the most important location as this is when the victim becomes invisible to all
of his classmates and friends because he has had his identity stolen by the
villain.
-What is the 180 degree
rule & rule of 3rd s?
The 180 degree rule is a basic guideline regarding the on-screen relationship between a character and another character or object within the scene. The rule states that the camera should remain on the same side of an imaginary line and that line is drawn perpendicular to the camera's viewpoint in establishing the scene. Lastly, the rule of thirds is applied by aligning a subject with the guide lines and their intersection points. Placing the horizon on the top or bottom line, or allowing linear features to flow from section to section. It is the most well-known rule of photographic compositions.
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