Wednesday, 16 March 2016

GLIDECAM

In today's lesson I unboxed the schools new Glidecam. As this was the first time I had dealt with such equipment I had to look up on the internet how to assemble the main structure. I then had to learn how to counter balance the camera and the weights. Once this was done it meant that our test shots were smooth and looked as if the camera was floating in mid air. 


Thursday, 4 February 2016

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Thursday, 28 January 2016

BEFORE AND AFTER FEEDBACK



OUR TWITTER PAGE

I have used Twitter in two capacities whilst making my film opening, first as a research tool and, second, as a distribution tool for my film. As a research tool, Twitter is valuable as it allows you to access a diverse genre of social groups, companies and people. It connects you as a brand, company or person to the people of our world. By doing this it gives people that don't have a voice in decision making a voice. It allows you to receive audience and customer feed back to produce something that will not only be successful but athletically pleasing as well. As a form of distribution, Twitter excels thanks to the interactivity of web 2.0 and the way fans can re-tweet my posts, creating viral marketing. For example you can receive new information quickly. It's an amazing human search engine that harnesses the crowd. You'll follow all sorts of movers and shakers. You can also use the hashtag to follow specific threads. You are also able to start a conversation with strangers as well as friends and share fresh ideas when you're thinking about them. I personally really enjoy the quick share-ability of the social media page.