Week 3: Technology Needed

Materials and Technology That Will Be Needed

In order to complete our idea, I will need to use my iPhone 15 with the filming settings of 4k at 30fps. The focal point and exposure may be adjusted at time of filming due to outside lighting. For inside shots, I will need standing lights will changeable hues. From the start, I had thought of having a warm tone rather than white light to add a change from the grey outside conditions to the warm home. I need to use a gimbal for some moving/walking/running scenes. I will need to lock the gimbal on the subject and have it follow while staying centered. 

For the editing portion, I will need to use Adobe Premiere Pro and to make the color grade, I will use Adobe Light Room. The reason I prefer to make the color grade on Light Room is because I have past experience editing photos on Light Room with over 20 saved homemade presets. I am not sure if my presets will work for this film, so I will make sure to create multiple drafts of lighting that will work with each scene. Premiere Pro is a great editing platform and since I have previous experience in using it, this project would be a great way to improve my editing skills further. 





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