Thursday, 29 January 2015
This Is Our Production Ident
This is our production ident. we will add improvements to it at a later date because at the moment it is very sticky and does not look professional. For example you can see that the bird is not moving its arms and that it is only moving across the screen. we may decide at a later date to go against the ident completely and make a new one with only a logo, which is still conventional of a horror film.
Equipment Bookings
Equipment bookings
Tuesday, 27 January 2015
Survey
This
survey was created in order to find out more about our target audience
for our horror genre. The questions to be answered will allow our group
to evaluate what would appeal to the majority of the audience. It is
also a way of getting ideas and inspiration which can be used when
planning and creating our opening sequence.
These are some of the favourite horror films that people said. We know this because of our survey.
Costume List
This table shows what props will be used, on which shots they will be used, and where we will acquire them. All of the locations and when they are used are available in the table. An example of this is the alarm clock. As you can see from the table it says that i should bring in the alarm clock. Overall i think that this table is a food way to keep organized and is an easy way to avoid arguments.
The Titles.
The following titles will be in the following order:
GABIE RAJENDRAM
MORGAN KELLMAN
SHANNON AMARASEKARA
BETHANY SMILES
MATTHEW TIZZARD
BETHANY SMILES
MATTHEW TIZZARD
JONAH MOUNTAIN
LEXIE COOPER
LEXIE COOPER
DAVID MINION
EDITED BY GENE CALMER
PRODUCED BY ECHO
DARK NIGHTMARE
Our opening sequence will have the order of titles, firstly by names of
people participating, followed by the editor, then the producers, and
finally it will end with the title of the film. This is a consistent
order as the editor, producers, and title, are at the end and follow
each other. It is important for the title to be at the end of the
opening sequence because it communicates to the audience that this is
the end of the opening sequence, and therefore the audience will be
introduced to the film more evidently.
Story Board
These three pages are our storyboard. Our storyboard includes all of our
scenes, types of sound, type of camera shot/camera movement. This
storyboard is useful as it is our group's plan which we follow to make
our opening sequence. It also allows us to present ideas more clearly
and spot mistakes more easily. Also using a story board allows us to make an Anamatic. This means that we can reflect upon the story easier and it allows us to finish shooting easier as as well. An animatic is a preliminary version of a film, meaning that it is an unfinished version which we can look at to complete the tasks ahead.




Animatic Improved
This is our animatic. we have decided to add many improvements to it. For example we have more scenes and have added colour to it. we have also added titles over the top of it. We decided to go against the idea of titles over the dream scene because it is not conventional of a horror film. This meant that we had to put the titles at the start of the opening and also at the end. This leaves little space for us to place the titles so we may have to add some unimportant scenes nearer the end of the opening to put some titles. This also extends the time of the piece taking it over 2 minutes meaning that the task is complete. We have also decided many fonts in which we will decide upon using at a later date.
Thursday, 22 January 2015
The 25 word pitch
The 25 word pitch
100 Word Synopsis
A young adult called Fai has a terrible unforgettable nightmare. She wakes up to find it was nothing but a dread but little did she know that the nightmare was going to come true. Her nightmare had a mixture of several disturbing cry’s and images. She tried to run away from this nightmare and try to find solutions. She slowly starts to lose her friends as they start to disappear one by one. A body part from the each victim is delivered to the door and Fai finds her self opening the door to her befriends finger.
Character Development
This is what we used to develop our characters. using this chart it aloud us to come up with ideas that would be typical of the characters in the genre we have decided to do. For example, the amount of detail that we have talked about for the boyfriend aloud us to get a better idea of how he would react in certain situations and how he would battle through certain circumstances. We know that he is in his 20's and hat he is popular and easy going. Therefore if something bad was going to happen he would be able to run away (because he is young which may mean he is active) Get help from friends (as he is popular) and think on his feet quickly, reassuring his safety.
Survey analysis
Our answers where divided equally between the two answers. This shows us
that the opinions are divided. However if half of the responses are
negative, this also means that they would not mind relating to
characters - they simply do not need it. Therefore by default, we should
have a relatable character.
Planning the animatic
Theses are some of the ideas that we came up with for the animatic and for the main opening sequance. it is full of ideas, shot types and sound in which we thought were typical of a horror film. An example of this is jump cuts, these are typical for building up tension and making the audience jump. Another example is Cross Cutting. Cross Cutting is when there are 2 scenes going on at the same time in a different place.
Class Feedback
The audience thought that the camera shots were unclear and hard to understand. Their favourite shot was the close up of the girl's face. They also thought that we did not have a good variation; we used many close ups.
The audience thought that the pace was too slow for the running scene. They thought we should make the transitions quicker. They thought that the titles between the knife and the crow should either be expanded or shortened.
The audience did not understand the scene of the running man with the cross over of the clock and why it was repeated several times. The audience clearly understood that the opening sequence was a dream. they likes the ending, especially the title and sound - child singing
Costume
This is our costume list. it consists of all of the shots that they are used in and where we will be getting the costume from. it also states the item that we are using.
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