Flash Photography
Photos taken with a fast shutter speed. The camera is linked to a flash light to allow clear shots and visibility. Using this technique allows me to take photos of movement without blur and capture clothes and body movement.
Light Drawing
Using a slow shutter speed of 30 seconds and a phone torch to draw shapes and patterns on top of a light opacity figure.
Photoshop Edits
Whilst learning to use photoshop I edited my light photography. Changing the saturation, hue and adding backgrounds and filters.
Projection Photography
Using Two different projectors, one to create shadows and images to create a scene, the other to project onto a figure and faces.
Fabric Movement
Using a slow shutter speed, projection and a piece of fabric you can create a distorted image. The decaying flower is distorted but the fabric moving in front of it, the slow shutter speed captures the movement and shows all the different stages of the fabric falling.
Stop-Frame Animation
Using a still camera or marks to take a photo of small movements. The video on the left is taken by a camera on a trip-pod. The video on the right is taken by using marks. Both videos are edited together and each frame is shortened to create a more flowing movement.
Gimbal POV
This was my first time using a gimbal. We used one for our phone and recorded different POVs thinking about different things like height, speed and head movements.
I really enjoyed working with the gimbal and will definitely use in the future if I work in film as it makes it so easy to keep it steady and limit camera shake even when running.
Premiere Pro
In a Friday workshop we were taught premiere pro to help with film and animation. We made a short clip of whatever we wanted to test editing, layering and sound. I chose to make a little Rochester video and play with screen transitions.