Sunday, December 13, 2009

Weekly Blog-December 7th-11th

I drew this sketch myself. The story of a film shouldn't end with the end of the film. A story should occur even as the credits are shown. This flower on a windowsill with a view of a street could be great as a still image while the credits are rolling. I want to create a prolonged story in my films. Films like "The Breakfast Club" have that effect at the end of the movie.
The image is the first frame of one of my videos. It is inspiring because of the grand size of the clouds. It would make a great introduction at the beginning of a film to show pictures like this one and footage of a character or place one after the other. It would be exciting to accomplish this effect in my films. This effect occured in part in one of my classmate's projects in my documentary class, but could apply to any type of film.

I also took this picture. The way the leaves create a silhouette against the sky is interesting. Silhouettes are a great way to create mystery or intrigue in a film. They can be generated with any object or person.
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