Monday, 17 December 2012
Wednesday, 24 October 2012
Audience Feedback: 3
- How we implemented effects onto selected camera angles. It changed the viewing perception of the clip, either making them looker darker/sinister or more surreal.
- The constant use of the grey-scale effect, it carried on and made the trailer flow. It added an atmosphere to the trailer and created a boost of energy when watching it. They liked how the grey-scale linked to the main protagonist of the piece, which was the main female character.
- Most people, who watched the trailer, liked this clip in particular. The main reason was how it shudder, creating multiple images of her scratching the floor with nails. It made her character look made, but also made it look surreal. It gave the character more meaning, and made them question what's wrong with her.
- Another point was the soundtrack of the trailer. They liked how it got louder as the trailer progressed, it was reaching its climatic ending and raising the tension of the story and the characters. It gave the trailer more energy, one person said the music made them keep watching the trailer.
Tuesday, 2 October 2012
Clare Meadows: Magazine and Poster Draft
The above image is the main look of my front cover, this one gives away another character which is crucial to the plot of the film, this one being male. It includes the female character, again, but her image is more dominant. I have decided to do this because it shows she is the character to look out for, and all of the trouble comes from her.
This image shows the mast-head of my magazine. The title of my magazine is called 'Movie Mayhem' or 'MM' for short. It is placed in the top-left hand side of my magazine, it makes the image below more dominating, as it lets the image be placed center focus of the paper.
There will be faded images behind her face, which links to the plot, such as: The other characters involved in the film, locations and props.
The is my first draft, any changes of the poster will be updated.
Friday, 28 September 2012
Production Budget: 3
Expense
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Cost
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Location Hire
School classroom
Shaw Wood field
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£
30 p/hour
X 2 hours = 60.00
20 p/hour
X 3 hours = 60.00
10 p/hour
X 2 hour = 20.00
Sub Total = 140.00
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Equipment Hire (video camera, tripod, tape)
Hire Sony HD Camcorder
Hire a tripod
Hire lighting clip
Hire Dictaphone
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£
60 p/day
X 2 days = 120.00
30 p/day
X 2 days = 60.00
15 p/day
X 2 days = 30.00
30 p/day
X 2 days = 60.00
Sub Total = 270.00
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Talent
Actors (Rehearsal)
Actors (Shooting)
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£
150 p/day
4 x Actors
X 3 days = 1800.00
250 p/day
4 x Actors
X 3 days = 3000.00
Sub Total = 4800.00
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Props/Costume
Costume:
Props:
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£
Black mesh £5
Tablet box £5
Rope £5
Gun £10
Sub Total = £25
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Crew/Post Production
Camera crew
Editor
Edit suite hire
|
£
150 p/day
X 2 days = 300.00
300 p/day
X 7 days = 2100.00
200 p/day
X 7 days = 1400.00
Sub Total = 3800.00
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Other ( please state)
Transport
Catering
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£
£150
£75
Sub Total = 225.00
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SUB TOTALS
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£9134.00
|
Contingency @ 10% of budget
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£913.40
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Grand Total : £10065.4
Thursday, 27 September 2012
Locations: 3
House - Stairs
Rands Lane Road (outside of the cemetery)
School library (Armthorpe Academy)
Questionnaire Results: 3
Question 1 - What Gender are you?
9 - Males 5 - Females
Question 2 - What Genre of films do you like?
2 - Romance
2 - Comedy
4 - Science Fiction
3 - Action
1 - Thriller
1 - Horror
0 - Documentaries
1 - Children
0 - Costume
Question 3 - Do you understand what a psychological thriller entails?
10 - Yes 4 - No
Question 4 - Do you enjoy watching psycological thrillers?
5 - Yes 9 - No
Main reason for 'No' - The storyline can get a little too confusing
Question 5 - If you answered 'Yes' to the above question, what is your favourite aspect of a psychological thriller?
- How the storyline focuses more on the characters than the progresion of the story
- The Mulitple scenerios which all go off and how they blend together near the end of the film
- The power behind the siginifcant characters and how they can be manipulated to the viewing audience.
Question 6 - If you answered 'Yes' to question 4. Which do you think is more important in a psychological thriller, characters or the storyline?
4 - Characters
1- Storyline
Characters - They hold the key to the entire story, without them the confusion wouldn't be there in the first place. They create the enjoyment and motion of the piece.
Storyline - The Storyline is important because it creates the story for the characters, there are objects and items which can be used from the storyline which create a twist for the overview of the film.
9 - Males 5 - Females
Question 2 - What Genre of films do you like?
2 - Romance
2 - Comedy
4 - Science Fiction
3 - Action
1 - Thriller
1 - Horror
0 - Documentaries
1 - Children
0 - Costume
Question 3 - Do you understand what a psychological thriller entails?
10 - Yes 4 - No
Question 4 - Do you enjoy watching psycological thrillers?
5 - Yes 9 - No
Main reason for 'No' - The storyline can get a little too confusing
Question 5 - If you answered 'Yes' to the above question, what is your favourite aspect of a psychological thriller?
- How the storyline focuses more on the characters than the progresion of the story
- The Mulitple scenerios which all go off and how they blend together near the end of the film
- The power behind the siginifcant characters and how they can be manipulated to the viewing audience.
Question 6 - If you answered 'Yes' to question 4. Which do you think is more important in a psychological thriller, characters or the storyline?
4 - Characters
1- Storyline
Characters - They hold the key to the entire story, without them the confusion wouldn't be there in the first place. They create the enjoyment and motion of the piece.
Storyline - The Storyline is important because it creates the story for the characters, there are objects and items which can be used from the storyline which create a twist for the overview of the film.
Questionnaire: 3
Questionnaire
- What gender are you? (Please circle)
Male Female
- What genre of films do you like? (Please circle)
Romance Comedy Science Fiction Action Thriller
Horror Documentaries Children Costume
Other? Please state
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- Do you understand what a psychological thriller entails? (Please circle)
Yes No
- Do you enjoy watching psychological thriller? (Please circle)
Yes No
If ‘No’ why?
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- If you answered ‘Yes’ to the above question, what is your favourite aspect of a psychological thriller?
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- If you answered 'Yes' to question 4. Which do you think is more important in a psychological thriller, characters or story line? (Please circle)
Characters Story line
Why?
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(The results to this questionnaire will be posted soon)
Tuesday, 18 September 2012
Storyboard: 3
Below are the images of our initial ideas for our theatrical trailer, but during the production the order of the scenes may change:
Monday, 17 September 2012
3: The Main Cast
Original Cast:
Toni Fenning
Roy Shillito
Aiden Clark
Adam Thornton
New Cast:
Alex Harbon
Roy Shillito
Aiden Clark
Adam Thornton
Toni Fenning
Roy Shillito
Aiden Clark
Adam Thornton
New Cast:
Alex Harbon
Roy Shillito
Aiden Clark
Adam Thornton
Script: 3
3
INT: House stairs, Adelaide.
(At the beginning of the trailer, Adelaide is stood at the top of the stairs, throughout the trailer she is gradually walking down the stairs, until she reaches the bottom)
Newsreporter:
And today local businessman, Heath Granger, was found dead in his home, after what was reportedly, a suicide. He had overdosed on medication he took, for respiratory heart problems.
(Through out the trailer, sounds of male voices, gradully getting louder and faster)
Male Voices:
Help!
(Faint screaming noises, all this happens when Adelaide is walking down the stairs)
INT: Study, House.
Heath Granger dead on chair, glass and pill box on table, left remains of tablets
EXT: Graveyard, Evening, Adelaide.
Mid-shot, shows tombstones with Adelaide stood in the back of the shot
(Womens voice laughing in the background)
EXT: Wood, Evening, Jeremiah Croft
First shot (Close-up), rope hanging from a tree
Second shot (Close-up), feet swinging in the wind
Newsreporter:
Music store manager, Jeremiah Croft found dead, supposedly sucicide
(Faint sounds of the wind)
INT: Kitchen, House, James Henry.
Over the shoulder shot, James Henry reading the papaper
EXT: Bridal path, near graveyard, running away, tracking shot/Point of view
(The screen starts to shows signs of signal failure, this also happens throughout the newsreporters speech)
Newsreporter:
Grieved widow....Adelaide Jenkins
(Trailers ends with Adelaides face at the bottom of stairs, staring at the screen lense)
Male Voice:
She's coming...
Production Schedule: 3
PRODUCTION SCHEDULE
PROJECT TITLE : 3 Page 1 of 4
Scene Number
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Date & Time
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Director
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Location
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1.1
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6 o’clock
|
Clare and Bronte
|
Bronte’s House
Stairs
|
Crew
|
Props/Costume req
|
Health & Safety
|
Other
|
Clare and Bronte
Alex Harbon
|
Black dress, meshing, shoes, gloves
|
Cables at the bottom of the stairs
|
Scene Number
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Date & Time
|
Director
|
Location
|
1.2
|
10 o’clock (am)
|
Clare and Bronte
|
Bronte’s House
Kitchen
|
Crew
|
Props/Costume req
|
Health & Safety
|
Other
|
Clare and Bronte
|
Tablet box, Glass, chair, table,
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Water hazards near electrical equipment.
|
Scene Number
|
Date & Time
|
Director
|
Location
|
1.3
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4 o’clock
|
Clare and Bronte
| |
Crew
|
Props/Costume req
|
Health & Safety
|
Other
|
Clare and Bronte
Alex Harbon
|
Black dress, gloves, shoes
|
Camera wires and uneven ground in location.
|
Scene Number
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Date & Time
|
Director
|
Location
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1.4
|
6 o’clock
|
Clare and Bronte
|
Bronte’s House
Stairs
|
Crew
|
Props/Costume req
|
Health & Safety
|
Other
|
Clare and Bronte
Alex Harbon
|
Black dress, gloves, shoes
|
Camera Wire
|
PRODUCTION SCHEDULE
3
|
PROJECT TITLE : Page 2 of
Scene Number
|
Date & Time
|
Director
|
Location
|
1.5
|
10 o’clock (am)
|
Clare and Bronte
|
Shaw Wood Field
|
Crew
|
Props/Costume req
|
Health & Safety
|
Other
|
Clare and Bronte
Roy Shillito
|
Rope
Jacket, Jeans and T-shirt
|
Rope and Camera Equipment
|
Scene Number
|
Date & Time
|
Director
|
Location
|
1.6
|
10 o’clock
|
Clare and Bronte
|
Shaw Wood Field
|
Crew
|
Props/Costume req
|
Health & Safety
|
Other
|
Clare and Bronte
Roy Shillito
|
Rope
Shoes (Hanging from the tree)
|
Rope and Camera Equipment
|
Scene Number
|
Date & Time
|
Director
|
Location
|
1.7
|
4 o’clock
|
Clare and Bronte
|
Bronte’s House
Stairs
|
Crew
|
Props/Costume req
|
Health & Safety
|
Other
|
Clare and Bronte
Alex Harbon
|
Black Dress, Gloves, shoes
|
Camera Equipment
|
Scene Number
|
Date & Time
|
Director
|
Location
|
1.8
|
10 o’clock (am)
|
Clare and Bronte
|
School Classroom?
|
Crew
|
Props/Costume req
|
Health & Safety
|
Other
|
Clare and Bronte
|
Newspaper and Jacket
|
Camera Equipment
|
PRODUCTION SCHEDULE
3
|
PROJECT TITLE : Page 3 of
Scene Number
|
Date & Time
|
Director
|
Location
|
1.9
|
3 o’clock
|
Clare and Bronte
| |
Crew
|
Props/Costume req
|
Health & Safety
|
Other
|
Clare and Bronte
Aiden Clark
Roy Shillito
|
Jacket, T-shirt, Jeans and pumps
|
Camera Equipment and Cars
|
Scene Number
|
Date & Time
|
Director
|
Location
|
1.10
|
5 o’clock
|
Clare and Bronte
|
Bronte’s House
Stairs
|
Crew
|
Props/Costume req
|
Health & Safety
|
Other
|
Clare and Bronte
Alex Harbon
|
Black dress, gloves, shoes
|
Camera Equipment
|
Scene Number
|
Date & Time
|
Director
|
Location
|
1.11
|
12 o’clock
|
Clare and Bronte
|
Classroom (News Report)
|
Crew
|
Props/Costume req
|
Health & Safety
|
Other
|
Clare and Bronte
News Reporter
(
|
Desk, Paper, costume etc
|
Camera Equipment
|
Scene Number
|
Date & Time
|
Director
|
Location
|
1.12
|
5 o’clock
|
Clare and Bronte
|
Bronte’s house (Stairs)
|
Crew
|
Props/Costume req
|
Health & Safety
|
Other
|
Clare and Bronte
Alex Harbon
|
Costume, black dress, gloves, scarf
|
Clare and Bronte
|
PRODUCTION SCHEDULE
PROJECT TITLE : Page of
Scene Number
|
Date & Time
|
Director
|
Location
|
1.13
|
12 o’clock
|
Clare and Bronte
|
Classroom (News Report)
|
Crew
|
Props/Costume req
|
Health & Safety
|
Other
|
Clare and Bronte
(
|
Desk, paper, costume
|
Camera Equipment
|
Scene Number
|
Date & Time
|
Director
|
Location
|
1.14
|
5 o’clock
|
Clare and Bronte
|
Bronte’s house (Stairs)
|
Crew
|
Props/Costume req
|
Health & Safety
|
Other
|
Clare and Bronte
Alex Harbon
|
Black dress, gloves, scarf
|
Camera Equipment
|
Scene Number
|
Date & Time
|
Director
|
Location
|
1.15
|
5 o’clock
|
Clare and Bronte
|
Bronte’s house stairs
|
Crew
|
Props/Costume req
|
Health & Safety
|
Other
|
Clare and Bronte
Alex Harbon
|
Black dress, scarf, gloves
|
Camera Equipment
|
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