On the Saturday we got up early and went to the supermarket for our interview with Simon Wong, then for the rest of saturday and sunday we filmed the streets exterior and then the other supermarket. We also thought it would be a good idea to get some shots of the dock and surrounding area as Mr Wong talked about the war around them areas.
Thursday, 21 February 2013
Liverpool Trip
On arrival at Liverpool we decided to use the Friday scouting our locations and continuing to find possible contacts. We found a man called Simon Wong who owns a Chinese supermarket called Hondo. Mr Wong said we could interview him the next day. We continued to look around location, we found another supermarket, the manager was not willing to be filmed, but gave us permission to film in her supermarket, so with our interview exterior shots of the street we were happen we had the permission to make a good film.
On the Saturday we got up early and went to the supermarket for our interview with Simon Wong, then for the rest of saturday and sunday we filmed the streets exterior and then the other supermarket. We also thought it would be a good idea to get some shots of the dock and surrounding area as Mr Wong talked about the war around them areas.
On the Saturday we got up early and went to the supermarket for our interview with Simon Wong, then for the rest of saturday and sunday we filmed the streets exterior and then the other supermarket. We also thought it would be a good idea to get some shots of the dock and surrounding area as Mr Wong talked about the war around them areas.
Saturday, 16 February 2013
Liverpool Equipment List
Liverpool Documentary
Sheffield Hallam
Producer: Reece Saunderson
Director : Alice Wybrant
Pick Up:
Monday 18th February
Return:
Thursday 21st February
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QTY |
DESCRIPTION
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NOTES |
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1 |
Canon 60D |
Privately Owned (Alice Wybrant) |
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1 |
Canon 550D |
Privately Owned (Chris Aitkenhead) |
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1 |
Marantz + Headphones + Batteries |
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1 |
Extension |
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1 |
Audio Technica Rifle Microphone |
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1 |
Boom pole |
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1 |
Tri-pod |
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1 |
Spare Battery |
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Weather
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
I am very happy with this outlook for the trip to Liverpool, hopefully it will provide great lighting for our outside shots. I think we should be shooting outside on the Tuesday to get the best lighting. With the 10% chance of raining on Wednesday will be bringing umbrellas and asking everyone to take the necessary chances.
Interview Rough Plan
We will have to consider lighting, colour and depth of field on the day.
If the background is not interest or relevant we will have to crop in closer to the subject.
Also in addition to the standard interview, I think we could get extra shots of particular details of the subject, as you see above, eyes, or hands. Whether used in the final cut or not, they could be useful.
Friday, 15 February 2013
Location Map
This is a map of the area in which we plan to do the majority of the filming. Nelson Road (Red pen) is the main street in China Town, the street with the most Chinese type aesthetic buildings and such. This will be great for our film, in addition to this in the blue is a Chinese supermarket with the owner Simon Wong, who we are interviewing. The yellow signifies another supermarket in which we have permission to film in. As you can see, all these places are close and easily accessed.
Monday, 11 February 2013
Liverpool Location
Yesterday I visited Liverpool to scout the location we are
considering to choice for our documentary film and possibly to shoot
a small amount of footage if there was an opportunity. The location
was the China Town in Liverpool (Nelson St), ironically it was
Chinese New Year. So myself, Alice and Shelton drove in the morning
and arrive around half twelve. We were greeting by a church were we
could hear loud drum beats, we went inside were we found a circle of
barrels being hit by people, with the lead being a Chinese man in a
chair, around this were people dressed as Dragons. We followed the
Dragons around the town, with Shelton being the cameraman, he bought
a camera just incase there were any key attractions we could shoot,
unfortunately it was very busy and he wasn't actually able to put a
tripod up so he had to make do with hand held work.
We went to the end
of the street were theres a big gate obviously crafted in a
traditional Chinese style, along with that the buildings were also in
the style of traditional Chinese art. With this there were dragons
careful sculpted out of stone around the street.
From this visit I
am very positive that the China Town is a good location for our
documentary piece, As the Producer I will now ring around seeing if
we are able to have any interviews with residents, or elders
surrounding the town. We aim to learn about the history of the town,
and how it has developed through the generations. There are images
below of the town...
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