Tuesday, 18 February 2014
Day 2 of Filming 18th February
On the second day of filming everyone met at the end of elsa road and we went to my house to film shots of Jonathan leaving it, then we did the shots of Jonathan walking to Wickham open space to show the journey he takes to meet his friend. We did this for a 2 hours and then left and we all went home, I uploaded all of the videos to my computer then sent them to everyone else in the group so they can have a look at them, after they had a look at them we decided that we still needed to redo a few more shots for tomorrow.
Monday, 17 February 2014
Day 1 of Filming 17th of February
On Monday we met up at the end of Elsa road, we then went to my house to start our filming. We started with the cocaine shots and the main character getting ready in the house. After we had made them shots we looked through them and decided if we needed any reshoots. The process of getting these shots took about a couple of hours. Once we all went home, I uploaded these videos to my computer and sent them to everyone in the group so they can get a proper look at what we need to shoot next and if we need to reshoot anything else.
Sunday, 16 February 2014
Tuesday, 11 February 2014
Usable Fonts
These are the different types of fonts we are considering using for out title sequence, we used DAFONT to get them.
Wednesday, 5 February 2014
Catch Me if You Can
The Catch Me if You Can title sequence is a very smoth flowing sequence that always as a sense of movement, this represents how the film is going to be about constant movement and there will be a lot travelling.
The two different fonts used when showing the DreamWorks logo it could represent the two main characters in the film. The serif font looks western, this could represent a sheriff chasing down and outlaw, instead of an FBI agent chasing down a indentity thief. The works on screen are used to help change the appearance of the thief, they are also used to create objects or the sequence, this could show that he is sly and blends in. Also the style of the title sequence is very similar to Saul Bass's work.
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