- Last minute issues- yeahhh I agree. We remained professional and thought fast. I would have liked to help the crew out more in the studio, but I wanted to make sure the actor was okay.
- Basic set up- it's a tent, we couldn't really add much else. We tried putting up different curtains but it looked odd and couldn't get them to drape nicely or stay up. We added a wooden shelf, two side tables for bags, and an entrance. We added all that we could.
- Ambition- maybe too ambitious! The last minute sabotage of spooky ending votes also wasn't helpful *looks at lecturer* We had loads planned, such as the votes for viewer interaction and the smoke machine!
- Camera movement- I had a lot planned in terms of camera (see this post for details) I did have a complected track for the Spooky ending and also planned for a track when George was improvising, however, when I told the camera op to do this, I got no response. Most of the stream didn't have much drama to track either as people were sitting or standing not doing much, but I did get the third camera to slowly zoom in on George's face as the drama escalated.
- 2nd unit tone- this might be because of different directors directing the VT and the overall stream? I tried to match the colour palettes and included similar props/setting. I also added a red gel to the red heads to match the tent's red gel. It might also be a quality issue? I'm not sure as I personally don't see it.
- VT playback issue- luckily this isn't effecting us as the local recording plays fine (I blame YouTube)
Monday, 12 December 2016
Feedback
Just got some feedback from the lecturer today since Friday's session didn't happen. A few points were raised which I will talk about and evaluate below;
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