1. What hobbies might your audience members have?
They might enjoy having the adrenalin rush when watching a jumpy film with friends. They may enjoy art and creative subjects, such as photography and computer work. Other hobbies may include using the internet and television watching.
2. What rating would your film get in the UK?
We decided on a 15 due to the fact we didn’t want to use anything bloody or graphic. We wanted to take the approach that would just make people jump or think things like what’s happening next, more physiological than gore.
3. What other media works does this person consume regularly (e.g. TV, websites, radio stations, particular musical artists, internet etc).
We decided that our target audience would consume TV, internet (facebook, google, myspace etc.) and magazines regularly.
4. What comparable media works does your average audience member like/dislike?
Our average audience member would most probably enjoy such things as murder mysteries, and possibly not enjoy programmes for older ages, for example, documentaries.
5. What comparable films has your average audience member seen?
Many people who would enjoy our film may well have seen thrillers such as. Shutter, Hide & Seek, The Grudge and other films of that nature.
6. Where does your average audience member shop for clothes?
The average audience member for this film would probably shop in the high street for most of their clothes in shops such as H&M, Topshop/Topman and other popular stores of this nature.
7. In what magazines and on what websites would you advertise your film?
We would promote the film on social networking sites such as myspace and facebook as they are popular and widely used amongst the target audience. Also, in magazines such as “Look” and “heat” as again, they are bought by the age range of our audience.
8. At screenings for which films would you show your film’s trailer?
We would probably show the trailer for our thriller at the beginning of other film of the same genre and age certificate because it would be most likely to appeal to the audience about to view that film.
Friday, 21 November 2008
Friday, 24 October 2008
Evaluation
The filming of the movie of "The Interogation" went quite well. We were able to assign specific duties, with two other characters from a different group. We were also able to perform and film it in a well suited room for the movie.
Another element, the credits and parts of the editing were well adjusted.
However, we did come across a few problems and fractions poorly done, one of which was the moving of the camera and then trying to edit the shot for continuity. This made it hard and showed a cut in the film, however, added effect to the film itself. Another was the refilming of our movie, due to the actors in different clothes, for continuity, we needed them in the same clothes, so had to film again.
Next time i would make sure that we were more direct in our filming, to complete the filming in a short space of time, so we can focus on editting and evaluating. As well as this, i would plan and stick to the script more thoroughly as well as keep the film to each of the planning components with more accuracy.
The most important piece of advice i would give to others when completing this task is choose people you work well with and create deadlines for the making of the movie.
Another element, the credits and parts of the editing were well adjusted.
However, we did come across a few problems and fractions poorly done, one of which was the moving of the camera and then trying to edit the shot for continuity. This made it hard and showed a cut in the film, however, added effect to the film itself. Another was the refilming of our movie, due to the actors in different clothes, for continuity, we needed them in the same clothes, so had to film again.
Next time i would make sure that we were more direct in our filming, to complete the filming in a short space of time, so we can focus on editting and evaluating. As well as this, i would plan and stick to the script more thoroughly as well as keep the film to each of the planning components with more accuracy.
The most important piece of advice i would give to others when completing this task is choose people you work well with and create deadlines for the making of the movie.
Friday, 17 October 2008
Tuesday, 30 September 2008
First Entry
For our first task, we had to get into groups, create a script, storyboard and a timings table to create a film. It had to show 180 degree angle, show the use of camera angles and continuity. Emma, Amber and Rosie were in my group, however, we used Josh and Alex as our actors in the film.
The plot was a murder interegation, in a room with a warden and a interviewer as wellas the criminal. The interview is recorded and the criminal ends with asking for his lawyer. With the plot, we were able to use 180 degree angle easily as well as shot reverse shot and continuity.
Our different plot makes ours different to others as well as the room we used and the intergeation idea. The shot angles, level camera angles, the different use of wide and long shots create a different and more unusual film to anyone elses.
The plot was a murder interegation, in a room with a warden and a interviewer as wellas the criminal. The interview is recorded and the criminal ends with asking for his lawyer. With the plot, we were able to use 180 degree angle easily as well as shot reverse shot and continuity.
Our different plot makes ours different to others as well as the room we used and the intergeation idea. The shot angles, level camera angles, the different use of wide and long shots create a different and more unusual film to anyone elses.
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