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  Rough edit feedback: Positives : - Music is good at the start  - Links to Silence of The Lambs  - Incision part is good  - Vignette/blur adds to creepiness Improvements : - Shots are a bit repetitive, with character being shown stitching continuously  - Structuring the credits better — space, area, how they’re shown with the same shots and such  - A bit repetitive with needle scenes, may need to cut them out and make them much shorter - Needle weaving in and out parts are the most creepiest/eerie-like  - Building up the climax — scissors can be the climax part in the tailor shop  - Camera push-out/leaving from the character — to show their vulnerability  Verbal Feedback

 post-production Editing  Credits rolling in... 1. A film by.... 2. All actors/actresses 3. Directed by..... 4. Produced by..... 5. Screenplay/written by..... 6. Director of cinematography.... 7. Camera director... 8. Lighting operator... 9. Filming locations 10. Editors... 11. Supervisors  12. Special thanks to... So far, I've started adding titles to where I will put credits in, and the screenshot above shows me adding titles to my film, however I need to cut down majority of my clips, as they're very long and some I need to still adjust. The screenshot above displays a credit title, in which, "screenplay by", is displayed. I have experimented with various different types of credits and adjusted the titles as per their colour, 2D styles, etc. I've also decided on which colour would be the primary colour in my film and be seen with most credits, but some colours may not be entirely visible with the background colour. An example of this was the scene above, as I c

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Production timeline  Beginning shots and test shots:  1. Adjusting to using a track Setting up the track took some time, as I had to place the poles together, and place the moving track item onto the poles, before finally setting up the tripod on the track. I first filmed some test shots and familiarised myself with the track and its setup before doing some trial runs. The test shots were successful and I mainly did test shots in a night-time setting and seeing how it differed from the morning/natural light setting. Afterwards, I filmed in a brighter setting and started actual filming.  polaroid behind the scenes of testing 2. Test shots and trial runs  The test shots and trial runs mainly were shots of the very beginning of my film, in which there's a tracking shot of the hallway and a tilt up to the main character sitting in their chair, whilst sewing an item of clothing. Majority of the trial runs were successful, with some needing to either be slower or faster in terms of the t

  My character Ms. Tailor, A sophisticated tailor who enjoys her down-time by sewing with her machine to some classicals, such as Beethoven, Chopin, and Debussy. She preys on the vengeful, those who have caused such catastrophes to both, herself and society. For those, have to be put down, laid on their deathbed, and set for funeral services.  Main characteristics: - ethical  - honest  - trustworthy  - fair  - strong  - independent  Tailor’s job description Outline of the job: sews, stitches and tailors all kinds of materials, in order to make beautiful creations out of them.  Motive: vengeful, merciful motive, isn’t exactly clear. The “what” of the job:  1. Sew 2. Take the kill 3. Polaroid  4. Stitched! Tools and services used: Has to own a personal sewing kit, both at home and in the workplace.  Has extremely large scissors, which can be used for multiple purposes. A poisonous bottle. Authority and responsibilities: Works on their own accordance; is strictly not affiliated with other