I have recently shown my foundation film to my media class and teacher, and i've got some feedback on what good about my film so far and what improvements to make. I have been considering having a black and white effect on my film to give it more of a noire film style and it also con notates that the scenes in black and white are in the past, this has been used in many films such as Casino Royale, also to cover up the quality of the camera i have used. i am also going to reshoot some dialogue scenes and reshoot the ending of the opening.
My media studies teachers have recommended doing it in black and white and then turn to colour at the end of the opening, in the style of the beginning to Casino Royale, which I think will look good, and they have also said about re shooting the ending of my opening, to a more suitable location, maybe somewhere iconic, like the Severn bridge.
In the shooting scene in my film I realised that I broke the 180 degree rule, but I had a reason for it. When there is a POV shot through Simms, and look as if the character James is shooting Simms. But I have learnt from my mistakes, and I now know how important the 180 degree rule is.
Opening to Casino Royale
In the opening of Casino Royale it is black and white, but then turns into colour.
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