Yesterday, we finished filming the studio scenes. We managed to film the whole section in one day, which will help with continuity as there was no chance of other people moving parts of the studio around. Now we have to film Taylor's reporter scenes, and some shots for the headlines.
We were able to incorporate different shots into our report. We have a wide shot of the presenter and blue screen which will be able to show key details as I talk about them. We also have a close-up of the presenter when I introduce the headlines, and then have used a different angle for the next story to add variation.
We thought about mise-en-scene, and decided the presenter should wear a tie and jacket to reflect the serious nature of the news we are delivering. However, we chose a silver tie with beige jacket as it gives a more modern feel, and will appeal to the younger members of our target audience 'families'. The laptop also reflects how the news we are reporting is relevant and up-to-date, as the Internet is a quicker tool to relay information compared with hard-copy newspapers. We also have tried to make the studio itself look modern and sharp, by incorporating our blue screen as a flat screen television, and using a window as a backdrop.
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