Friday, 10 May 2013

Resource List (Main Product)

 
Production
Actors and characters
  • Azeem Allha as Tom and killer
  •   Adheel Shafiq as Dean (victim)
  • Hussain sharif as James
  • Safeer Hussain as extras/friends of main characters
  • James Campbell as extras/friends of main characters
  • Daniel Campbell as extras/friends of main characters
Mise en scene (Location)
  • Scene 1 Toms Bedroom
  • Scene 2 Wooded Area (mixed with scene 1)
  • Scene 3 Outside Toms house 
  •  Scene 4 CafĂ©/lounge room
  •   Scene 5 Wooded area
  •    Scene 6 Wooded area
Mise en scene (props)
  • Knife
  • Mask
Mise en Scene (Costumes)
  •    Azeem, Casual clothing e.g. black hoodie and jogging bottoms
  •   Adheel, Casual clothing e.g.   T-shirt, jeans/jogging bottoms, hoodie, trainers etc.
  •   Hussain, Casual clothing e.g.  T-shirt, jeans/jogging bottoms, hoodie, trainers etc.
  •   James Campbell e.g. Casual clothing e.g.  T-shirt, jeans/jogging bottoms, hoodie, trainers etc
  •   Daniel Campbell e.g. Casual clothing e.g.  T-shirt, jeans/jogging bottoms, hoodie, trainers et
    Hardware
  • Apple Mac
  • Full HD Camcorder
  • USB Cable
  • IEEE Firewire Cable
  • SD Card
  • Hard Drive
Software
  • I movie to edit film
  • iDVD - to burn film to DVD
  • Adobe Photoshop – to make film poster
  • Garage Band, to make radio trailer
  • Internet Access - for secondary research and other information
  • Microsoft excel and word to do primary and secondary researc


Radio Trailer Plan

Genre specific voice over (deep male voice)
Extracts from the film (sound bites)
Connotations of sound FX (floorboards creaking, thunder, metal sounds, evil laughter, wind etc)
Sound Track (dark/horror)
Information (release date, age rating, reference's to other films made, brief info on the plot, actors etc)
Genre (horror)

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 



Radio Commentary (Ancillary Text)

Critics are calling Revenge the scariest film of the year, Revenge will take your mind to a place its never been before. Revenge is full of murder and mystery leaving nothing the imagination. Revenge comes from the creators of Insidious and Sinister, Suitable for ages 12 and over, parental guidance is advised. Revenge will be released later this spring, so watch out, you could be next.

Target Audience



I am making a horror film, for teenagers from the age of 12-15, i want my my audience to be cine literate, because i want to them to identify and understand the conventions of a horror film ie the mise en scene, understanding why i chosen the following location, ie a wooded area and the effect i want it to have on them. I also want them to have a level of expectation, i want them to know what to expect in a horror film. My film is also targetted at people who enjoy watching horror films and are thrilled and excited by the prospect of them. After extensive research on the british board of film classicfication (BBFC) i realised the 12a certificate best suited my film. My films fits in to the 12 certificate, because my film may include some bad language but it will be infrequent and minimal, my film will not include any scenes of a sexual nature, or reference to nudity, however 12a films allow sexual nudity long as its brief and discreet. The violence within my film will be moderate, to convey meaning to the audience and make them aware of the spirit, which they will not physically see in the film, only thorough other characters, There may be gory moments, ie blood and minor injuries, this will also help the audience aknowledge the spirit and feel its presense within the film. My film can be passed on the 12a certificate because, it contains moderate physical and psychological threat which is permitted at 12 or 12A as long as the disturbing sequences are not too frequent or sustained. My film will not contain dangerous behavior ie hanging, suicide and self-harming, it will not include discriminatory behaviour and it will not endorsed by the film as a whole.There may be infrequent sight of drugs misuse in a 12 or a 12A but the portrayal will not be glamorised or provide instructional details.

Questionaire (Radio Trailer)


1.       What gender are you?
              Male/Female
 

      2.     How old are you ?
  
              12-14
              14-16
              16-18
              Other


            
3.       What genres of short films do you like seeing?
              Action/Adventure/Comedy/Romance/Thriller/ Horror/ Other (Please State Below)



4.       What did you like most about them? (Characters, locations, Story, props, Costumes)
    __________________________________________________________________________________


3.       What didn’t you like about them? (Characters, locations, Story, props, Costumes)
 




4.       The genre of my Short Film is horror; would you watch a film from this genre ?
               Yes/No
 

5.       What type of clothing should my characters’ wear? (Casual, Smart, Other please state below)
____________________________________________________________________________

 
6.       What type of locations should I use for filming? (Rural, urban, other pleases state below)
      




7.       Should I use diajetic music in my film?
             Yes/No

       If you said yes, what type of music should I incorporate in my film?

      Pop/rock/ hip-hop/ R&B/ Reggae/ Soul/ Jazz/ Rap/ Grime/ Other (Please state below)



8.       Where should I have titles in the film?
              Beginning/Middle/End

 

9.       What colours should I use in my film?
               Bright, natural, Dull, other (Please state below)

         _______________________________________________________________________________
 

Questionaire (Short Film)


Questionnaire (Secondary Research, Radio trailer)


1.       What’s your gender? (Please circle one below)

        Male/Female

 
2.       How old are you (please state below)
  

 

3.       How often do you listen to the radio? (Please one below)

       Every day

       Up to a 4 days a week

       All the time

 
4.       How often do you hear a radio trailer, for a film? (Please circle one below)

       All the time

      Occasionally

      Sometimes

      Never


5.       What would you expect to hear on a radio trailer? (Please circle as many apply)

               Jingle

               Music

               Voice Over

               Sound Effects

               (Other)

6.       What wouldn’t you expect to hear on a radio trailer

               Jingle

               Music

               Voice Over

               Sound Effects

               (Other)

 

7.       Should I include sound bites from the film?

Yes/No

 

8.       Should I use non diajetic sounds in my trailer ?

Yes/no

 
 
If you said yes what type of diajetic sounds should I use?


Thunder/lightning

 

Creaky floorboards

 

Hard metallic sounds

 

Wind whistling

 

9.       What gender of voice should I use for my radio trailer?

 

Male/Female

 

10.   What type of voice should I use in my radio trailer?


Husky/Deep/Dark/Other

Tuesday, 7 May 2013

A2 Production And Coursework Schedule

                                                                   Production Schedule A2    
Weeks Lesson 1 Lesson 2 Outside of Lessons (Week days)
Week 1 Make Production Schedule Decide on Brief Select Secondary Research Items
Week 2 Secondary Research (Poster Anlaysis 1+2) Secondary Research (Poster Analysis 3+4)  Secondary Research  (Poster analysis 5)
Week 3 Secondary Research (Short film Anlaysis 1) Secondary Research (Short film Analysis 2)  Secondary Research (Short film Analysis 3)
Week 4 Secondary Research (Short film Anlaysis 4) Secondary Research (Short film Anlaysis 5)  Secondary Research (Radio Trailer 1 Analysis)
Week 5 Secondary Research (Radio trailer Anlaysis 2) Secondary Research (Radio Trailer 3 Analysis) Secondary Research (Radio Trailer 4 Analysis)
Week 6 Secondary Research (Radio Trailer Anlaysis 5) Make Questionaire (film) Fill Out Questionaire 
Week 7 Make Questionaire (Poster) Fill out Questionaire  Make Questionaire (Radio Trailer)
Week 8 Brainstorm Ideas For Story/Start Storyboard Finish Storyboard/Start Script Finish Script/Make Shot List 
Week 9 Hold Auditions/Choose Actors Start filming (1st Quarter) Continue Filming ( 2nd Quarter)
Week 10 Continue Filming (3rd Quarter) Finish Filming (4th Quarter) Start Editing 
Week 11 Continue Editing Finish Editing  Take locations shots/Put on Blog
Week 12 Actors and Costumes/ put on blog Brainstorm ideas for poster/draw out plan Draw rough draft/put on blog
Week 13 1st draft on photshop/ put on blog 2nd draft on photoshop/put on blog 3rd draft on photoshop put on blog
Week 14 Make final poster Brainstorm ideas for radio trailer Plan radio trailer
Week 15 Find and collect music and sound effects Start making radio trailer  Continue making radio trailer
Week 16 Finish radio trailer Start making presentation Finish presentation
Week 17 Present presentation to class/ put on blog Give out questionaire  Analyse feedback
Week 18 Start evaluation Continue evaluation Finish evaluation 
Week 19 Upupload finished products on blog burn off and print hard copies