Haoran Zhang

 Week 2： Film practice Reflection about today's production      Overall, today's film production was quite rushed. To come up with a script, assign roles, shoot, edit, and then present all within just one hour was a significant challenge. Firstly, my team and I had never worked together before, so our level of understanding and cooperation was virtually zero. Fortunately, everyone had great ideas and excellent communication skills. This didn't pose a major problem for the scriptwriting phase.      During the shooting process, we encountered some issues. The first was regarding camera angles. Since we hadn't drawn up a storyboard, we had to decide on the shooting angles on the spot, which resulted in some time delays. Secondly, I had a personal issue. I always wanted to capture the best shot, so I ended up wanting to shoot each scene 2-3 times, which also consumed time. It can be said that the shooting process didn't proceed very smoothly.    ...

  Concept Plan: My concept revolves around the feeling of regret, particularly the regrets associated with love. The lyrics from the song 'Shepherd of Koktokay' convey the sentiment beautifully: 'No one can sing a song as touching as yours, and there is no other beautiful girl who I will remember so vividly.' The meeting and understanding, yet not being able to stay together, is what brings the most poignant sorrow in love. Therefore, in my film, I will use a combination of reverse chronology and overlaying with gradual fading to depict the regrets within a love story. Concept Video:《Regret In Love》 https://youtu.be/6M8pikxl9Ug?si=MtnU77CykkqIhOws Production Form: Categories: narrative 2. Shooting method: Capture the sweetness of love when together through medium shots and close-ups. Use wide shots to portray the regrets and loneliness after separation. （Specific shots can be referenced in the corresponding diagram above.） 3. Editing： Using the editing technique...

  1. How many points of view can you see in the film? try to explain them. Answer text Question 1 The first viewpoint is the "Theory of Human Goodness". The young man in the front row believes that bad people should be punished, while the elderly woman in the back row believes otherwise. She thinks that people are born good, and that criminal behavior is a result of life's hardships, and therefore should be met with compassion. This perspective is also reflected in the director's friend in the subsequent scenes. Although he recognizes the person who robbed him, he couldn't bring himself to report them because he feels "their lives are very difficult." The second viewpoint is "Real or Fake". The overweight man in the back row believes that the people in the front row are actors hired by the director. This reveals the suspicion between individuals. The third viewpoint is the "Unreasonable Censorship System". In Iranian society, movies, ...