Remake Scene - The Killers

Screen Shots of group 21 using final cut pro

This is a screen shot showing a fraction of the scene being cut.

The two different screens do different things. The one on the left is for editing the sequence

Again we have chosen the section of the sequence we need and have dragged it into 

This is a screen shot of all the clips we took when filming our remake of 'Killers'

In this picture, we are inserting in the fade to create a cohesive shot and to ensure
that the scene flows and the two shots go together nicely. In order to do this, as shown in the
screenshot above, we had to go to effects - video transitions - dissolve - fade in and out.

The video below shows our final piece of the Killers remake:

 


Our finished piece is similar to the original version in several ways for example:


The screen grab on the left is from the original version of 'The Killers' showing a mid over the shoulder shot of the guy from the girl's perspective. This screen grab is similar to ours as Renee (playing the guy) is shown from an over the shoulder shot through the girl's perspective
(Sabrina).

The screen grab on the left is from the original version of 'The Killers' as it shows a wide shot of the man looking at the couple. The screen grab on the right is our remake showing a wide shot of Raheleh (playing the man) looking at Renee and Sabrina (the couple).


 The screen grab on the right is our remake of 'The Killers' as we wanted to portray a close-up of Renee (playing the guy). This is similar to the original version as a close-up of the guy is shown.

 The screen grab on the left shows a side shot of the guy looking at the man in the background. Ours is similar to the original version as we have Renee's side shot looking at Raheleh in the background.



Our remake of 'The Killers' is quite similar to the original version because our task was to remake a shot by shot version of a film opening.




Pictures from behind the scenes of shot by shot remake of 'The Killers' Film opening

the timeline to add to the complete piece.

and the screen on the right is for watching it all as a whole. As you can see on this occasion,

we have dragged the section of the sequence that we want to keep into the timeline and then 

played back the complete sequence.