Week 3

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 This week I completed all the planning (using a shot list to identify the shots and framing and then determining the music and mise-en-scene) as well as scripting for the encounter which I plan to film and start editing next week. Finally, I started to look at what music I should use during the scene and what sounds I should use (evidence of which will be posted in the 'The Encounter-planning' post).

During our theory lessons, we looked at different types of editing and mise-en-scene and how it was used in order to analyse a scene and its impact. 

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