Charlie Williams ~ Candidate number 0064

Key Light -  A key light is the primary light of the scene. It will be the most intense and direct light source of the entire scene. It will be the first light to set up, and will be used to illuminate the form of the subject or actor. Fill Light -  A fill light illuminates the shadows that are created by the key light. A fill light is usually placed on the opposite side of the key light, and often not as powerful as the key. Back Light -  A back light hits an actor or object from behind, and is usually placed higher than the object it is lighting. A backlight is often used to separate an object or an actor from a dark background, and to give the subject more shape and depth. Sidelight -  A sidelight, as you might have guessed, is a light that comes from the side parallel to the actor. A sidelight is ideal for creating a dramatic mood and  chiaroscuro lighting.  Practical Light -  A practical light is an actual working light ...

Photographic film Photographic film is a strip or sheet of transparent plastic film base coated on one side with a gelatin emulsion containing microscopically small light-sensitive silver halide crystals Movie camera The movie camera, film camera or cine-camera is a type of photographic camera which takes a rapid sequence of photographs on an image sensor or on a film. How to find out Which video camera should you buy? It depends on your budget and the kind of film you’ll be making. Different film cameras form cheap to expensive   1. DSLRs and mirrorless cameras  Cost: from around  $500 /£500 are  mainly designed for serious still photography. But they are the most affordable way to get into creative low-budget filmmaking. 2. Prosumer camcorders  Cost: from around  $1600 /£1600 Large-body camcorders such as the Canon XA30  have   built-in zoom lenses and headphone sockets. They’re faster and easier to use than DSLRs and mi...

Philip.K.dic What is reality? what is being human? - total recall - pay check - blade runner  2nd most influential writher 1st Stephan king - carry - shining Blade runner - don't have money to make it in the day because is to cheap Noir is inspired by Raymond Chanler In his opinion 2nd film is quite sexist Questions I asked  What is your favourite scene and why? Roy speech is one of his favourites because it draws his attention in and he learns a lot from what he is talking about. Other than that scene he feels every scene has a impact on the movie and keeps you interested if you are interested in science fiction. What specifically draws you into the movie and keeps you interested? He told me the whole idea of the film is something he is interested in and he is always wanting to find out more about each character and what will happen next. Conclusion I feel blade runner is not a movie that keeps me interested all the way through only because I am not...