Tuesday, 21 April 2015

Pre Production

April 21st 2015

I wrote down on a paper what I was doing for my FMP. With the rest of the people in my class, we went round the room table to table a few times and had to write questions regarding what I was doing for the project.

Later on, I was given two posted notes which were used to set two targets. One was for the end of the day, and the other was for throughout the week.
Storyboards where then drawn to help get a slightly better idea of what shots I was considering. The shots were drawn in no particular order as I needed to think about where in the final film the shots would be.


Statement of Intent

This is a contract that will outline my intent for the FMP project.



Wednesday, 15 April 2015

Environmental Research

Bath and Bristol streets exceed EU pollution levels




In October 2011, it was reported by BBC News that dozens of streets across Bristol and Bath exceed European air pollution levels.


Nitrogen dioxide levels were more than twice the EU limit in some roads.




‘The Right To Breathe’ Documentry




‘The Right to Breathe’ was a documentary film released in 2011. It’s main purpose is to make viewers aware of the serious health effects of air pollution while also inspiring them to take action and participate in practical solutions to help improve our air.

Shot types used in this documentary vary. But most of the time it tends to be a lot of mid shots, wide shots and aerial shots of the outside world. During interviews, head and shoulder shots tended to be used along with the interviewee facing either the left or right of the camera.



Motorists may have to pay congestion tax soon




In Chennai (which is the capital city of the Indian state of Tamil Nadu). The charge for ‘congestion zones’ has pushed the boundaries because of civic bodies in the Chennai Metropolitan Area.  will be fixed by the government.


“Two years after the Chennai Corporation Council approved a study to find solutions to ease traffic chaos on city roads, the civic body will start work on demarcating zones for congestion tax.”

Renault electric cars reviewed - What Car? (November 2009)




“If you commute into a city centre every day, then the chances are that within the next 10 years, you’re going to be doing it in an electric car. If you’re not banned from taking a fossil fuel car into town, it’ll become so prohibitively expensive that you won’t want to do it. And Renault is getting ready for when that day comes.” - Roger Stansfield


Have these cars actually gone into production ever since?
Yes, but like Roger said in the video, the actual production cars wouldn’t be exactly like the concept cars.
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Reflection on today's lesson

Today I felt that I have had a vision of what most environmental documetries consist of and what they rely on to help get the point across to the viewer. This would include choice of music, camera angles, interview techniques and illustrations etc.