Finnishing the stop motion |
| Experimenting with using plasticine for the shadow of the mannequin |
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| Elaine came up with the idea to use a bin bag. She cut it out to the right shape and stuck it on her maniquin. |
Elaine moving the doll and adjusting the wings.
How the shot looked on camera
We finnished fiming the stop motion.
This is how our set looked.
Filming the live Action Shots
We had to move all our equipment outside in order to avoid a fire hazard as we where going to be burning an origami swan.
We set up in a corner in order to avoid the wind and because the corner provided us with much need support for the back ground.
Micheal setting up the Basin with a bin bag over it.
MIcheal placed a stick of timber underneath the basin to level it out.
Michael adding in red ink to change the water to a blood red colour.
Adding the mirror and black back ground Elaine is placing a towel behind the mirror to stop it from getting damaged.
Elaine adding black nail varish to the water to create a skin effect.
Michael throwing in the feathers
In order to keep the board in place Michael hammered in a nail into the other board and we rested it onto it.
We also wedged a stick behind the background to help hold it up.
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