Video level marking scheme

This is to make sure that we get the highest possible grade to our ability.

• Holding the shot steady where appropriate: we will be using a tripod to create a steady and controlled video clip or the camera will be placed on the floor which is equally as steady. 
• Using a variety of shot distances as appropriate: We will make sure we abide by this by only using basic shot types and not thinkning about the distance we shoot them at. We will have a set distance from each shot e.g. hands, eyes etc. 
• Shooting material appropriate to the task set:We will make sure that our thriller doesn't turn into a horror by keeping the suspense up and the gore down. We will also follow the basic task set and complete it to a basic standard. 
• Selecting mise en scene including colour figure lighting objects and settings: making sure we include the 5 elements above and including them in our thriller opening sequence. 
• editing so that meaning is apparent to the viewer: We will have fast cuts from the footage to the credits as it will give out a very disorientating image to the audience.
•  using various shot transitions and other effects selectively and appropriatly for the task set: We will use mostly close up shots to give it the disoritntating effect to the audience as the close ups will make it very hard for the audience to understand.
• using sound with images and editing appropriatly for the task set: We will be using non digetic sounds of a hard beat and a clock to create suspense for the audience.
• using titles appropriately: We will put our titles in between the various shots using quick cuts to and from the shot.