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Welcome to Art Productions Inc.
Art Production is a company which was founded in 2009. Although Art Productions is new in the business, the Company stands with it's name for the high quality.
Team members of Art productions are Gabi Paterson, James Grieve and Simon Dethleffsen. They all attend Gordonstoun School in Moray, Scotland. On this blog they document their current main project, the coursework for AS Media Studies.
Their current production is a action/crime movie, called "A Diamond's Glimmer".
Art Production is a company which was founded in 2009. Although Art Productions is new in the business, the Company stands with it's name for the high quality.
Team members of Art productions are Gabi Paterson, James Grieve and Simon Dethleffsen. They all attend Gordonstoun School in Moray, Scotland. On this blog they document their current main project, the coursework for AS Media Studies.
Their current production is a action/crime movie, called "A Diamond's Glimmer".
8 comments:
Kim wrote: During the classroom scene they broke the 180 degree rule, and at times is was quite dark. Apart from that it was good.
At times the clip was very dark and it was difficult to see the characters. Be careful of the 180 degree rule!!
Apart from that, it was good.
Lisa Mitchell
I think the film is quiet nice, but sometimes it is a little bit to dark. For example by the beginning when Henry is walking into the room.
Then when the guy sazs that he haven't done anything of the work. I couldn't hear his voise so good.
So by the next time i would do it al little bit clearer and a little bit with more light.
Posted by Annabell Pohl
aHmEd ( part of sHaMeDia tEam) : when the character is walking in the codidoor, if you watch it properly there is a 1 sceond part missing while he is walking also the found the camera was not well focused at one point, the rest is excellent.
Jenny wrote: During this video clip, quite a few times the colour of the room changes that is a continuity error. Also they have broken the 180 digree rule.
When Henri enters the class room and sits down there is a part missing.
Sultan
It was good, i liked the different shots but a lot of the time it was filmed very dark so i found it hard to tell what was happening, and also they broke the 180 degree rule, but apart from that it was good.
By Tess Remp
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