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Decisions

I'm planning on completing the music video brief. I've made the decision to work on my own, this will be a lot of work but i will definitely prefer having sole ownership of the product and having a strong idea on what i want to do makes it hard to work with someone else. I've come to a agreement with one of my friends who is also working on her own that we will help each other with the filming and will meet up every week to discuss our ideas and help each other.

Edgar Wright

Like Wes Anderson, Wright has a unique style that's obvious in all his films. He tends to use close up shots to speed up a scene which is normally of a mundane action like, making a cup of tea. Editing the footage just to show specific details makes the scene a lot more interesting to the audience. Wright also likes using video transitions for example he often use camera pans to swipe from one scene to another this can make the scenes flow from one to the other and hide the cut.

Wes Anderson

The director Wes Anderson has a very iconic style which is consistent through all his films and has become his trademark so people recognise his films. One of Andersons' traits is to ignore the rule of third and always put his character in the centre of shot creating a symmetrical scene. Wes Anderson was linked to theatre, that's why some shots have a theatre like style and he favours long tracking shots which show the whole scene.