Webisode production

In my webisode I had filmed with my group 'The Last Text', I had begun my shooting using a master shot this is because it shows the character that are relevant in the webisode and it also the shows the background of where the webisode is set. This shows the audience straight away who the characters are and where it is based. In single camera production this is important because of the master shot has been shot, this is because using just one camera it is much easier to focus on one character and the background. Also you say this shot is a close up of the phone, making the audience want to look at the phone and ask questions about it. However it also makes them re think the whole scene.

However in our webisode we also used the 180 degree rule which is a imaginary line which is drawn between the subjects and they basically can't cross it. We used this in our webisode when the victim is walking to the path and when the killer comes behind her. You can say this is 180 degree rule because they are both next to eachother and no one else is there with them.

In this shot you can say it is a long shot because of the way the camera is positioned and the way you can see the characters, you can see the whole of their body. Also in this shot the lighting is quite dark the reason I didn't touch the lighting and left the way it is, is because I feel the way the lighting was gave it the affect of being  a thriller, its gives the audience the feeling of something is going to happen next. The composition of this shot is she is off centre a bit because one the trees are in the way of the shot if she was placed in the centre and because it looks more effective as well because of she is looking like she is getting dragged into the trees.

In this image there is key lighting facing down on her even though the lighting looks really dull, there is still natural lighting on her which makes it key lighting. This is also a close up on the arm, this shows the blood and it makes the audience think about what has happen and why it has happened. However using  this close up shows what the character is doing maybe what is actually going on in the scene.

This shot is a over the shoulder shot, we have used 2 of these in our webisode because it gives a lot of mystery in the webisde, also it doesnt the mystery person away such as the killer or even the victim. However we also used this to get the detail of the shot and so we don't give it away.

This is a tilt shot we used this in our webisode because it is really effective and it shows the relevance towards the clock. However this is also used in to break apart what has happened in the webisode to breaking it to a clock. This clock could show concern for the viewers but mystery at the same time.