Peliminary task evaluation (final cut) Liban Abdullahi
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PLANNING & IDEAS We were told to write scripts for a doctor and patient short video. We then chose the best script out of the people in the groups we were allocated to. we then done research on the shots that we wanted to use for the video. Doctor: Seems like everything is going to be okay, you only have a few cuts & bruises & a fractured rib. Other than that your vitals are fine, you’re free to go. Patient : Oh thank god, I thought I wasn’t going to make it. Doctor: Consider yourself lucky, the others in the crash weren’t as lucky as you; they’re both in Critical Condition. Hopefully they’ll pull through but chances are they won’t, we’ve been trying to contact their parent's. Patient : Thank you, Doctor.- SCRIPT The Close-Up: The Close-up is a shot closed in to focus on a particular thing, examples being someone’s face or a key item in the scene. In our video, our close-up is of the Hospital calling the patients phone. The ‘Establishing’ Shot: The Establishing shot is a shot usually used at the beginning of a show or general video in which shows where the action will be taking place. In our video, we use this by staying at the door when the Doctor (played by Kandice) enters the room. This displays that this is where the action will take place. The Long shot: The long shot is a shot in which uses a long narrow area and has something in the distance to focus on. We use the long shot as the first shot in our video, watching the Doctor walk to the patients room. The Wide shot: The Wide shot is a shot in which shows the left and right of the scene. This is to give a feel that the viewer can see the whole scene. We use this kind of shot when the Doctor comes in to the room and goes over to sit down in the patients room. We incorporate this shot with the Pan Shot. The Pan Shot: The Pan shot is a type of shot where the camera follows the action or actor, but it stays in a static place. This means that the camera lens is moving from left to right watching the action but the camera itself is staying in the same place on the tripod. We use a Pan Shot whilst using a Wide shot, as the shot follows the Doctor from the door to her seat. SHOTS The two Shot: The two shot is a pretty simple concept, it’s just a shot with 2 people in it. This is used for scenes with dialogue in them mainly because it takes 2 to have a conversation, and in our video we have the two shot just before our shot reverse shot where the Doctor and Patient (Played by Grace) converse. Narrative: The mum finishes work, as she leaves she is in a bad mood after her boss has been on her back all day. She enters her car and speeds off. Meantime her oldest daughter steals her fathers car to attend a party with her boyfriend. Distracted by her boyfriend and in a rush to get to the party, she doesn’t see the erratic car coming towards her. The mother also fails to see the oncoming car as he is also distracted by earlier events. Characters: The Mother (played by Grace): The Mother is a workaholic, rather easily angered and strict. That said we have done such in the video to contrast that, putting her in light colours and making her act pleasant around the Doctor. This is to show that she is able to put on a face in front of some kind of authority (A doctor). We keep her constantly under a blanket to hide her legs so that she can be seen as hiding herself or weak/in a weakened state as a result of her accident. The Doctor (played by Kandice): The Doctor is dressed informally and yet is constantly carrying a clipboards. This is to show that she is a young Doctor but still works, i.e. a possible med student. This could also be supported by her outlandish purple hair. NARRATIVE AND CHARACTERS
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Transcript of Peliminary task evaluation (final cut) Liban Abdullahi
PLANNING & IDEASWe were told to write scripts for
a doctor and patient short video. We then chose the best script out of the people in the groups we were allocated to. we then done research on the
shots that we wanted to use for the video.
Doctor: Seems like everything is going to be okay, you only have a few cuts & bruises & a fractured rib. Other than that your vitals are fine, you’re free to go. Patient: Oh thank god, I thought I wasn’t going to make it. Doctor: Consider yourself lucky, the others in the crash weren’t as lucky as you; they’re both in Critical Condition. Hopefully they’ll pull through but chances are they won’t, we’ve been trying to contact their parent's. Patient: Thank you, Doctor.-Exit Doctor, leaving phone & wallet etc. on desk. Phone is flashing with missed calls from the Hospital.-
SCRIPT
The Close-Up: The Close-up is a shot closed in to focus on a particular thing, examples being someone’s face or a key item in the scene. In our video, our close-up is of the Hospital calling the patients phone.
The ‘Establishing’ Shot: The Establishing shot is a shot usually used at the beginning of a show or general video in which shows where the action will be taking place. In our video, we use this by staying at the door when the Doctor (played by Kandice) enters the room. This displays that this is where the action will take place.The Long shot: The long shot is a shot in which uses a long narrow area and has something in the distance to focus on. We use the long shot as the first shot in our video, watching the Doctor walk to the patients room.
The Wide shot: The Wide shot is a shot in which shows the left and right of the scene. This is to give a feel that the viewer can see the whole scene. We use this kind of shot when the Doctor comes in to the room and goes over to sit down in the patients room. We incorporate this shot with the Pan Shot. The Pan Shot: The Pan shot is a type of shot where the camera follows the action or actor, but it stays in a static place. This means that the camera lens is moving from left to right watching the action but the camera itself is staying in the same place on the tripod. We use a Pan Shot whilst using a Wide shot, as the shot follows the Doctor from the door to her seat.
SHOTS
The two Shot: The two shot is a pretty simple concept, it’s just a shot with 2 people in it. This is used for scenes with dialogue in them mainly because it takes 2 to have a conversation, and in our video we have the two shot just before our shot reverse shot where the Doctor and Patient (Played by Grace) converse.
Narrative: The mum finishes work, as she leaves she is in a bad mood after her boss has been on her back all day. She enters her car and speeds off. Meantime her oldest daughter steals her fathers car to attend a party with her boyfriend. Distracted by her boyfriend and in a rush to get to the party, she doesn’t see the erratic car coming towards her. The mother also fails to see the oncoming car as he is also distracted by earlier events.Characters: The Mother (played by Grace): The Mother is a workaholic, rather easily angered and strict. That said we have done such in the video to contrast that, putting her in light colours and making her act pleasant around the Doctor. This is to show that she is able to put on a face in front of some kind of authority (A doctor). We keep her constantly under a blanket to hide her legs so that she can be seen as hiding herself or weak/in a weakened state as a result of her accident.
The Doctor (played by Kandice): The Doctor is dressed informally and yet is constantly carrying a clipboards. This is to show that she is a young Doctor but still works, i.e. a possible med student. This could also be supported by her outlandish purple hair.
NARRATIVE AND CHARACTERS
EQUIPMENTCAMERA: PANASONIC SD 900
HEADPHONES: SENNHEISER
TRIPOD
BOOM POLE & MIC
Used for the shots in the video.
Used to keep the camera stable and for a smooth panning motion.
The boom is used to attach the microphone and collect sound.
To listen to the sound collected from the microphone.
Final cut
On the top left of the final cut window is the browser.
There is an effects tab on the top of the browser.
There are two windows which are used for audio and images.
The timeline has padlock symbols which allow you to choose what you want to edit.
The toolbar is on the far right of the window.
