(24/09/15)
In today's lesson we watched a clip from 'Shaun of the dead' in order to understand how the different types of editing can change a film and how much more developed the film is with editing. While watching the clip the we detected the different types of edits and different cuts that were used. This is showing us that from the early 1900's to now how much filming has developed from one massive take to having around 100 minutes in a short segment. In the 'Shaun of the dead' clip it shows a wide range of camera shots including shots such as the 'reverse angle shot' which showed 'Shaun' looking in the mirror than his landlord being shown in the mirror in a different edit. With only 'one take' this wouldn't of been achieved. That's why filming is so much more developed.
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