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After my tutorial and experimental shots I decided to change the ending of my storyboard a little - this meaning my typography now needs to follow up on a dramatic impact. I decided to take this book out of the Library and use it for research and try spark some ideas for my own title. I particularly like the work of  Pedro Inoue, as he uses his work using collage which seems interesting and I’d like to create a test visual of my own using an idea similar.

When it comes to actually shooting I don’t want to to look ridiculously tacky and I want it to seem the petals falling at a normal rate. This shows the petals actually flow pretty sparingly so I probably won't use all the petals I have during the shoot itself.

I wanted to look at how other people had shot the depth of field in their slow motion videos. I think this is pretty nice, the confetti kind of comes into focus closer to the sense, which gives a nice effect. I’ll try it out in my own test shots.

I decided to look at how petals move and how other photographers have shot them moving in slow motion. As moving image is a new thing for me I want to look into how to shoot correctly as much as possible to get a shot that isn’t tacky. Although I think this clip is kind of weird, the frame rate its shot in is pretty impressive and has a nice effect.

I found from this a lot of information about frame rates and technical information on editing and actual tips on shooting in slow motion initially. I thought this was pretty useful as there was quite a lot I didn't actually think about nor know.

I’ve been looking at reasoning of actually using slow motion within film for other scene that’ve been shot. The main one that stood out to me was how a lot of uses of slow motion means that every second counts for that particular character, and the motion being so dragged out emphasises this. I found this really interesting and I could possibly apply what I’ve learnt to my work. 

This whole film is based around love and a danger of the “beast” being stuck the beast. So the red rose and falling petals represent the danger and love all surrounding this film, which is psychological to the audience as we then link the roses and red with this same aspect.