TECHNOLOGY:
I have to be realistic and know that I am not a professional film director and I don't have the technology available as them I basically only have my phone and my computer, but this doesn't mean that is going to stop me to make a great opening scene that people will enjoy.
this are some technologies used is movies that could help me if I had it
1.VIDEO CAMARA: One of the most important parts of your kit is your camera. Choosing a camera for your project will revolve first of all around your budget, but also on the project’s subject.
2. LENSES: There’re so many different types of shots, angles and filters that you need when shooting a movie. It’s advisable to start building up a nice set of lenses and filters for your camera. Start off by getting the basics and then, as you grow, you can get those ones that just give your shots a little extra quality.
3. LIGHTING: You cannot do without lighting no matter what time of day it is. There may just be something that’s a bit shadowed and needs that little ray of light. Most studio type shots can be done with a complete lighting set but when you’re on a location there’s no really time to rush off and set that up.
4. TRIPOD:Once the camera is positioned and steady it’s just as easy to lift the tripod and reposition it. This takes away the shake of a video and gives you more flow to zoom around the room.
5. MICROPHONE: A professional quality microphone makes a world of difference to the sound quality of the video. You need it, if you really want to catch what is being said for speeches, for a movie with dialogues.
6. LIGHTING REFLECTOR:A light reflector is one of the handiest devices you’re going to have with your camera. It’ll enable a dull shot to become nice, clear and shine, or turn a novice looking shot into the one that was done by a seasoned professional.
it will be a good idea to use lighting and tripod into my opening scene because it will give more style and it would look more professional
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