Friday 13 March 2009

Question 1

Silence of the Lambs - Interview scene.
The Transporter - Physical violence/Gun attack.

Death Sentence: One main Influence for the actual piece.

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Evaluation question 7

Our Film Opening Sequence has shown clear development from our original preliminary task. The clearest development has been our match on action shot, we have come from a simple opening of a door, to a forced kick which suited the action theme of our sequence.

Evaluation question 5




Question 6

Final Cut Screenshot.

Left Monitor shows the Raw Camera footage of an Over The Shoulder shot.
Right Monitor shows a 'desaturated' (Black & White) clip from our final piece.



GarageBand.

A screenshot of the GarageBand project.




Photoshop - Hysteria Logo

The logo in Photoshop.
Layers panel is on the right.




Black & White effect is called 'Desaturate'.
Hysteria Logo used a tutorial from 'Photoshop Dragon'
Camera is a 'Canon MD205'

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Wednesday 11 March 2009

Q3-76 OPENING SEQUENCE FINAL

Question 3

Our production company name is Hysteria productions. This title along with our Mp4 of the logo suits our Product perfectly because it creates an eerie atmosphere with suits the supernatural theme of our Product.
Our idea for a distributor would be the esteemed company 20th Century Fox, they are the fourth largest market share holding film company in the USA. The reason we chose this distributor is because it is a well-funded company responsible for the release of some of the most successful film/film franchises of all time including Star Wars. It is also the distributor of Death Sentence which is the film we have based our product on. Although 20th Century Fox releases many Action films such as Die Hard series and the classic film Independence day.

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Evaluation Question 4

We had a look at the BBFC website and after viewing the certificate categories and the views from the feed back grid, we decided that an appropriate certificate would be a 15. This is because the violence level would not be high enough to warrant an 18 certificate; even though a murder is present, and more violence would be shown throughout the film, none would be 'extreme' enough.

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Feed Back from the class

The feedback we received shown both positive and negatives points.

Strengths:
Camera work was praised with "good close ups" and "Good range of shots". The placement and font choice for the titles. along with the use of Mise-En-Scene, were also worked well. The use of Greyscale was praised also.

Improvements:
One thing mentioned was that the music was a little too loud during the second half of the sequence. Another point made was about the location.

Target Audience:
The people viewing for feedback gave one overall thought for what they thought the target audience would be with that idea being 18+/Young Adult.

Tuesday 10 March 2009

Evaluation question 2

The film that we relate most to our Opening sequence is Death Sentence. Our protagonist has been based of the main character from Death Sentence played by Kevin Bacon, in both cases the Protagonist is a very ordinary man who has suffered the loss of a family member, and our Opening sequence hints that the film will develop in the same way as Death Sentence; citizens justice. Both projects show clear social roles in an average man in a happy relationship, and the woman being portrayed as the vulnerable victim.

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Monday 2 March 2009

MONDAY 9th MARCH - 9am - EVALUATION DRAFT TO MOODLE


MONDAY 9th MARCH - 9am - EVALUATION DRAFT TO MOODLE

Evaluation Questions


The following questions must be answered in your evaluation PowerPoint:

1. In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?

2. How does your media product represent particular social groups?

3. What kind of media institution might distribute your media product and why?
4. Who would be the audience for your media product?

5. How did you attract/address your audience?

6. What have you learnt about technologies from the process of constructing the product?

7. Looking back to your preliminary task, what do you feel that you have learnt in the progression from it to the full product?

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