A Ridiculous Chase Scene;

Our 3rd and final project in the video strand of e9 was to create a chase scene, and utilize the techniques we learned from the 2 previous ones (How to Print, and An Action Concept). With 2 characters moving through the environment, it added another level of difficulty in trying to get the perspective angling right, without breaking the 180 degree rule. Our group also tried out some new angle ideas to try and maximize the drama/mood of the film, most of which I think turned out really well. One of the main challenges was that we filmed on 2 different days, and unfortunately the weather was completely different, so in post production I had to try and edit the sky to make it look similar to the first shots. While the look isn't as realistic as I'd like it to be, it's certainly better than leaving it as it was. I decided that sense I had never actually been in front of the camera, that for our last project I would give it a try, and I think it turned out really well. We tried to go for a quirky/clumsy vibe from the person being chased, and I think the running, as well as the screaming really tied it together. The one problem I had always run into in the last couple projects was a lack of footage, but for this one we captured more than enough, so that we didn't need to try to stretch out our footage. Overall I thought the scene turned out really well, as a short skit, that doesn't take really take itself seriously. (And no memes were included, at Mrs. Zimmerli's request.)

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