Unit 18: Cinematography

 P5 and P6: Cinematic Lighting Techniques and Manipulating Camera Settings to Record Cinematic Footage  In this report, I will demonstrate how we have cinematic techniques and mise en scene to record our music video. Our music video is for the song Nightmare by Set It Off. This song falls into the pop punk music genre so we have reflected this in our rushes.                        Here you can see a selection of rushes that we recorded for our music video. Explanation of Camera Settings   There are lots of settings you will need to be aware of to ensure your photo/video in the best quality possible. The main camera settings are: Frame rate, Shutter speed, ISO, Aperture and white balance. All of these settings effect each other so it is important that you change each setting accordingly. The area/setting in which you use your camera will change what levels you will need to have your camera settings on.  Frame rate is how many frames the camera takes in a second. This is usually 2

 D1: Discuss How the Meaning Was Created Through the Use of the Lighting and Camera Settings In this report, I will be explaining how we have creating meaning in our music video by using cinematic techniques.  We are creating a music video for the song Nightmare by the band Set It Off. This song is in the pop punk music genre so we are creating a music video to reflect this.        Here you can see some of the rushes for our music video. We created meaning in these videos. We also used mise en scene (placing in the scene) in our music video and followed pop punk genre conventions. Mise en scene covers: props, costumes, hair and makeup, lighting, sets, locations, camera shots, angles and movements.  LOCATION RECCE (Before Filming) Prepared by   Faith Smith   Date   14 . 11 .2022   Location Details We are going to film in Doncaster UTC, hopefully Cast if we have permission and in an alleyway near Hungerhill School and in someone’s bedroom. This adds up to two indoor and one outdoor