Reaction To Clone

On our second day of filming we had to use an immense amount of teamwork and this required alot of effort. Using our determination we managed to use special camera effects which were done by our specialist editor Aaron Virdi. We also used different camera angles for example we used "point of view" to make our audience/target market feel like they were in the film itself.

Our first shot was the over the shoulder shot, this made the audience recognise who was the protagonist and the victim. Showing the 2 clones over the shoulder shot, made it effective as it symbolised the great danger the victim was in. Aaron created the clones by filming at each side of the camera and using a special programme. He explains this in a previous post which is posted on my blog below.

The next shot of the scene is a medium shot, this is where "Wayne" (Sim Grewall) is encountered by the clones, it clearly states who the protagonist is. After this there is a fall, this shows the facial expressions on Wayne's face.


The final shot is where Wayne wakes up and the camera shot is a point of view shot, this shows the audience what Wayne is going through. Wayne gets up and is encoutered by a punch by a third clone.

The eyes on the clone change from brown to red- which symbolises death, danger - to blue which symbolises anxiety and evil, to green which sybolises amusement.