Here are some snaps of our two locations for shooting. The first is the living room of Dylan’s uncle’s home in Carlton North, in which we have decided to set our sitcom. It’s homely and ‘lived-in’, and the back doors… Continue Reading
“Omg! This is just like putting filters on my Instagram pictures!” – my embarrassingly millenial self. Today in class we had a chat about colour grading on Premiere Pro, and proceeded to play around with it in the editing suites. As… Continue Reading
The other day I was trying to find The Bachelorette on catch-up (omg the feels) and came across a new series a la Ryan Murphy (Glee, American Horror Story), Brad Falchuk (Glee, American Horror Story) and Ian Brennan (Glee –… Continue Reading
As mentioned in my last post, my group (sans Dylan, with the addition of Jamie) took a step into the production stages and shot together a few different mock-doc and sitcom options. We chose these two scripts to shoot as they were easiest… Continue Reading
During our Thursday class, my group (ft. Jamie) went guns a blazin’ into the pre-production ‘production’ stages of STeve’s future Emmy-award winning production, Lord of the Land. Sure – it was humble and set in the glamorous location that is the weird… Continue Reading
Presentation Slides: Pitch Content: LORD OF THE LAND (TV SERIES) PREMISE: Three people (20-somethings??) living in a share house. Two male, one female. Male 1 is son of the landlord, who happens to be his mother. Male 1… Continue Reading
I wrote two scripts. One of them is in traditional formatting. The other is not. The first is a reality script (“but reality TV isn’t scripted! That’s the whole point!”) in the style of Big Brother, and the second… Continue Reading
I was on the train to uni this morning and had a bit of an epiphany. (I think best in the shower or on the train). It was one of those epiphanies so grand it was outwardly visible, garnering a… Continue Reading
My group – Bianca, Wei Yun, Dylan, Raph and I – went on a pretty fluid and exciting journey in deciding on the route we would take in order to create a prototype for our final project. As our… Continue Reading
The character exercise completed in class really inspired me to create complex, realistic and really fleshed-out characters in future projects. I realised just how much we stereotype people into their own archetypes based on their appearance, and although this does… Continue Reading