Footage used

Day One:
Although I struggled with the exposure on first shooting session I was still able to use most of my interior shots of the cars. I got my favourite shot on day one of filming, the champagne bottle. This is my favourite due to my experimentation with pulling focus.

Day Two:
I asked my client if they could attach a Go-Pro onto one of the cars and film when they next went out in it. The client then gave me the footage to include in my video. This footage is some of my favourite in the video.

Day Three: My third and final filming session was the best one because I got most of footage just from this session. I managed to get perfect exposure with an ISO of 100 and therefore I was able to get all of my exterior footage on this day.

Visit Greece- Promotional video analysis

This promotional video is promoting the culture of Greece and where to visit to gain different parts of the Greek culture. Instead of using a voiceover or a presenter this video instead displays the information through labels on the screen. The non diegetic music used doesn't stereotypically sound like greek music. The music isn't relaxing but it also isn't too loud and overpowering but it does fit the style of the video. The video has the codes and conventions of a virtual tour as it points out the different parts of Greece and what is available for the tourists to do/see. Labels are used to show us the names of boats and a tagline that describes that boat such as Pausanias- the first travel guide'.  The video also features time lapses to show how the Greek architecture withstands the passing of time.

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Promotional Video

Promotional Video script

Script for Promotional Video

Grooms on Time specializes in offering our chauffeur driven cars not only for the bride but for the groom too, with a fantastic choice of two and four seater cars to choose from to ensure that you arrive in style at the church or venue. For the bride we have our S-Type and Mark II Jaguars and for the groom two identical E-Types and an XK140. We also offer a surprise service where the bride can book one of these cars to surprise her groom on the special day.

Florence is a S Type Jaguar and is one of the Bridal cars on offer. She has a sumptuous leather interior and walnut veneer dash to ensure the bride arrives in style.

We offer a professional and friendly service with smartly dressed drivers who will strive to make sure that your day is special.  We understand that everyone's wedding is unique and so offer a flexible service tailor made for your day.  All our cars are maintained to a high standard and come with ribbons and bows and a complimentary bottle of champagne in the bridal car for the onward journey to the reception.

Grooms on Time only take on one wedding at a time to ensure that you and your guests can have photographs with the cars without being rushed.

We generally operate within a 20 mile radius of the business, covering much of Warwickshire, Leicestershire and Northamptonshire.

Our iconic E-Type Jaguar TYP3 E is the grooms' favourite.  With a V12 engine and the perfect combination of red bodywork and chrome wire wheels, this is guaranteed to make your groom's day.

Often booked as a surprise by the bride to give her husband-to-be a treat for his journey to the church or venue.

Louie is our 1964 Mark II Jaguar - like the 'Inspector Morse' car. He compliments Florence beautifully as our second bridal car which can be used to take the bridesmaids too.

Louie can also be booked to take the groomsmen as he can seat up to four people.

Our second E-Type, TYP 12E is also a V12 Jaguar in identical colour to TYP3 E and therefore is perfect for taking the groom and best man separately to the wedding in convoy which guarantees the wow factor on arrival. This car also has chrome wire wheels, with leather interior and additionally has a sunroof for warmer Summer days.

Day 1 Filming analysis

                                                                         Equipment:
Canon DLSR
Tripod
Dolly
Camera Slider

This filming session didn't go as well as planned due to constant changes in the lighting. Due to these changes most of my footage was overexposed. I still managed to film the interior of two out of four of the cars, as two were at events. Going forward I am going to edit what I already have to see if I can fix/use what I have already filmed and then arrange another date to film the rest of the cars exteriors and interiors.

Another problem I had was that the camera slider I was using was to short to reach from the back of the car to the front seats, therefore I have had to adapt how I used the slider. I instead slid the camera from one side of the backseat to the other to show of the car's leather seats.

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