Two Chairs

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Fergus' workshop this week consisted of the morning in the TV studio learning all about the spaces we have available to us, whilst also working on a project using a very simple yet open brief, which must show a route to a chair. So we came up with showing a serious set of two people, set in a classic film style of shooting, whilst also utilising the 4k cameras of the current time. I didn't want to overly complicate it due to the time in which we were given to edit wasn't sufficient enough for substantial masterpieces. However, I felt as though I ended up with an outcome that will suffice for the day. Also working in a studio space used by professionals was almost like a dream come true, despite our shoot certainly not being the most professional thing shot there.



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