The Park Bench : A Short Film

 The chance encounter at park bench was the task of last week. We had to make a project on park bench . we got lucky to use all the industry level and professional equipments for this project . As the reference for this film was movie Gattaca shot in 1967 we were supposed to incorporate some of the camera angles which we successfully did . I was playing the role of director in this project. we had a basic story board ready on the very first day. with little bit of scripts as it was a project with less dialouges we did not spend our times on script. We also wrote sypnosis and treatment for this project. so we had our basic idea of how the film industry works. we learn something by not doing them and some other things by doing them incorrectly. 







We edited the movie using Adobe premiere pro and audition as we used combination of both it was comparatively easy to get the work. we Faced a problem in audio . it was not recorded at enough range so we had to improvise using the camera sound and i think it worked well.  


This is the project. please do watch it and if there is anything lacking add a comment on that so I can learn. 
 

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