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Showing posts with label screentest. Show all posts
Showing posts with label screentest. Show all posts
Tuesday, 19 October 2010
Make Up Trial #2.
Channeling news reporters and political leaders flawless appearence we created a make-up trial on one of our team members; Lucy.
Wednesday, 13 October 2010
Green Screen #2
We attempted to the green screen a second time, but with a few modifications to correct what did not work so well last time.
Firstly we filmed it with a dark room and lit it manually using lamps and spotlights, to create more artificial lighting in comparison to last time where it was within a room lit by daylight and general room lighting. The second attempt definitely worked a lot better.
Green Screen Test #1
From this filming we will know what do try to achieve next time:
- matte makeup on our actresses face.
- lighting, all over equal
- larger greenscreen
- an appropriate greenscreen background.
Wednesday, 29 September 2010
Screentest: Lauren Bradley.
Why we chose Lauren:
She perfectly fit our criteria - she's very attractive, good skin, neat hair and has a clear, well spoken voice, speaks eloquently in a refined accent therefore giving her that upper middle class edge but also has an approachability and femininity to her - she can be severe, but isn't overly so. She is slightly younger than we would've liked but we thought that she fit the role so perfectly and with more make up and a business like suit could definately pass for at least twenty years old.
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