Tilt Shift School

‘Tilt Shift School’ is a short film I put together for my media class at school. It’s based in the Year 12 common room, and it basically just shows everyone chatting, laughing and playing around in front of the camera. It’s a fun little film.

Don’t forget there’s an awesome tutorial for tilt shift on PhotoGuides.

You may have noticed that I’ve written Technical Exercise in the opening credits. A technical exercise is a short film we had to produce which focuses on two of the technical properties of film production. I chose editing and music in this one so that I could play around with the tilt shift effect. This was then submitted along with a writeup detailing how these two properties effect a film. My fingers are crossed for a good mark.

I do wish I’d made it longer. Even when I watch it, I find it ends disappointingly early. I plan on making a few more throughout the year though, so think of this one as Episode 1 of the ‘Tilt Shift School’ series. The next few will be a lot longer as well, because they won’t be restricted by the Tech Exes time limits.

Anyway, I hope you like it. And if you do like it, feel free to share it, tweet it, comment on it, blog it or anything else that’ll let more people know about it. As always, tips and criticisms are welcome below.