Today I had completed a shot log from the
footage that we had recently filmed for scene 3. Scene three is set in the
sixth form common room where it shows Jemma meeting up with her friends. Her
friends then begin to make nasty comments about her, and then they run off
leaving Jemma on her own.
A shot log is essential because it shows the production crews what shots we will be using, and why we will be using those shots. This shot log then helps the production crew to come up with the edit decision list which shows which shots go where in the final production, and also what transitions will be used to go from shot to shot.
After reviewing all of the footage that we had taken for scene 3 we had decided as a group that we were going to re-film it. We also didn’t have enough time to film everything in a couple of hours and therefore we decided to re-film the whole of scene three.
A shot log is essential because it shows the production crews what shots we will be using, and why we will be using those shots. This shot log then helps the production crew to come up with the edit decision list which shows which shots go where in the final production, and also what transitions will be used to go from shot to shot.
After reviewing all of the footage that we had taken for scene 3 we had decided as a group that we were going to re-film it. We also didn’t have enough time to film everything in a couple of hours and therefore we decided to re-film the whole of scene three.
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