Month: January 2013

Remake of the 4 Shot Scene (Edit 7)

The film crew were given the task of re-making a scene that consisted of three characters.

The situation was the same for each one. A person meets a pair, one of whom likes and the other who dislikes the intrusion of the first person. Each crew was given a different location: inside, at a table and in an open outdoor space. These scenes, each re-filmed and edited twice by different editing teams, explore the difference the location might make to how a situation is filmed and interpreted.

Remake of the 4 Shot Scene (Edit 6)

The film crew were given the task of re-making a scene that consisted of three characters.

The situation was the same for each one. A person meets a pair, one of whom likes and the other who dislikes the intrusion of the first person. Each crew was given a different location: inside, at a table and in an open outdoor space. These scenes, each re-filmed and edited twice by different editing teams, explore the difference the location might make to how a situation is filmed and interpreted.

Remake of the 4 Shot Scene (Edit 5)

The film crew were given the task of re-making a scene that consisted of three characters.

The situation was the same for each one. A person meets a pair, one of whom likes and the other who dislikes the intrusion of the first person. Each crew was given a different location: inside, at a table and in an open outdoor space. These scenes, each re-filmed and edited twice by different editing teams, explore the difference the location might make to how a situation is filmed and interpreted.

Remake of the 4 Shot Scene (Edit 4)

The film crew were given the task of re-making a scene that consisted of three characters.

The situation was the same for each one. A person meets a pair, one of whom likes and the other who dislikes the intrusion of the first person. Each crew was given a different location: inside, at a table and in an open outdoor space. These scenes, each re-filmed and edited twice by different editing teams, explore the difference the location might make to how a situation is filmed and interpreted.

Remake of the 4 Shot Scene (Edit 3)

The film crew were given the task of re-making a scene that consisted of three characters.

The situation was the same for each one. A person meets a pair, one of whom likes and the other who dislikes the intrusion of the first person. Each crew was given a different location: inside, at a table and in an open outdoor space. These scenes, each re-filmed and edited twice by different editing teams, explore the difference the location might make to how a situation is filmed and interpreted.

Remake of the 4 Shot Scene (Edit 2)

The film crew were given the task of re-making a scene that consisted of three characters.

The situation was the same for each one. A person meets a pair, one of whom likes and the other who dislikes the intrusion of the first person. Each crew was given a different location: inside, at a table and in an open outdoor space. These scenes, each re-filmed and edited twice by different editing teams, explore the difference the location might make to how a situation is filmed and interpreted.

Remake of the 4 Shot Scene (Leo and Ed)

The film crew were given the task of re-making a scene that consisted of three characters.

The situation was the same for each one. A person meets a pair, one of whom likes and the other who dislikes the intrusion of the first person. Each crew was given a different location: inside, at a table and in an open outdoor space. These scenes, each re-filmed and edited twice by different editing teams, explore the difference the location might make to how a situation is filmed and interpreted.

Ideas

Comments on 4 shot scene by sky’s group

what we like:
– black and white
– admittance of defeat- face drop
– seat moving

what we don’t like
– seat rocking
– dance off

to improve:
– focussing when sky comes in
– wifi used as an excuse to not admit that he wants to be his friend
– face drop ending, “I don’t know him”