These are the different shot types we are trying to achieve when doing the video, the reason we chose to do a shot list instead of a storyboard because the studio teaches lessons and we cannot dictate what they can and can't do so we chose a shot list to create some structure.
1. I wanted this shot because with the camera being underneath the hoop it would create a shot where the woman would be the centre piece of the shot. I thought that this would be an interesting shot to do.
2. I wanted to do this shot because it would be a good establishing shot of the studio and the space available and it would also mean that several of the women are in the shot at once which would portray the comrade of the studio which is what we were aiming to do.
3. With this shot I wanted to get two angles on the hoop so that people can see the moves from a different angle and it adds artistry.
4. This was our interview shot lay-out, this could so it jus be a person one on one with the camera.
5. This shot is similar to the hoop shot to add some continuity with the shots and can create a reoccurring sense of style.
1. I wanted this shot because with the camera being underneath the hoop it would create a shot where the woman would be the centre piece of the shot. I thought that this would be an interesting shot to do.
2. I wanted to do this shot because it would be a good establishing shot of the studio and the space available and it would also mean that several of the women are in the shot at once which would portray the comrade of the studio which is what we were aiming to do.
3. With this shot I wanted to get two angles on the hoop so that people can see the moves from a different angle and it adds artistry.
4. This was our interview shot lay-out, this could so it jus be a person one on one with the camera.
5. This shot is similar to the hoop shot to add some continuity with the shots and can create a reoccurring sense of style.
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