Production Time! (Part Two)

     And just like that, I am back! This time will be very similar to how I showed part one (if you haven't seen part one yet, see that post first!). I will try to focus on the shots that I did not show on part one this time around and explain them like I did before. The scenes that I am about to show you may or may not be the final scenes included in the final project depending on how me and my partner decide to go through with the editing process. Lets get to it:

    

    

    This shot is part of the confrontation that takes place between me and my partner where he confronts me about what I supposedly did to his friend. With my amazing (stupidly bad) acting skills, I tried to have a frightened expression throughout the entire confrontation but I will admit that it was hard to do so especially that I knew that I was in no danger whatsoever and if anything, I was more afraid that we were going to get in trouble as our shooting of the scenes in this mildly busy public area at the time of recording did look a lot like I was getting kidnapped and someone could've easily misinterpreted our filming for an actual kidnapping. But maybe I was overreacting. I will never know.

    This shot is supposed to be the very beginning scene of our opening. Although I already showed another beginning scene in part one, this shot differs because this is the very beginning shot compared to the other shot being one of the beginning ones. This is supposed to be a simple right pan that goes from an empty sidewalk to me toward the end of the sidewalk. This shot is supposed to be the introduction (establishing shot) of me (the Buyer) and also serves the purpose of paving the way for other shots to show me in slightly more detail. This shot is one of the more simpler shots we have and nothing too much is really going on in this shot other than the introduction of my character.

    This is a static photo (from a video shot) of me slowly opening my eyes which is when the confrontation begins to take place between me and my partner. My plan to edit this is to show either me opening my eyes slowly first and then a POV of what I am seeing or the other way around. Either way, I am going to make it look like the screen is slowly increasing in brightness (opening its eyes) just like how I am opening my eyes. There is nothing much aside from that with this shot.

    And finally, this is supposed to be a flashback shot that my partner and one of his friends filmed on their own. This shot is supposed to take place as a flashback of the dealer remembering the good times that he had with his friend. As we begin to start editing, I will have to decide exactly what happens with these shots as I do not have a complete idea on how I will organize or even incorporate these shots in the final project but I will try my best to include at least some of the shots in the final project.

    That is all for part two! There might be a part three...