Saturday, 22 May 2010
Saturday, 8 May 2010
Friday, 7 May 2010
The Game Trailer
This is the original trailer that we made, it's called The Game and it is a horror genre. We used a range of shots such as;
quick shots,
fast forwards,
close ups,
and Establishing shots.
When given audience feedback we decided that the voices arn't clear enough and the audience couldn't hear what was being said. With taking this into acount we decided to add voice overs into our trailer.
Film Poster - The Game
The billing block is at the bottom so that it does not cover up any important parts of the picture. I also chose to give a rating of the film to attract audiences into coming to see it by showing how good it has been rated.
Film Magazine Front Cover - The Game
Empire Film Magazine Mock Up
Thursday, 6 May 2010
Production List
2nd April 2010 - Filming - Storyboard (Rachel, Rebecca and Sophie)
6th April 2010 - Filming - Storyboard and spontaneous filming (Rachel, Rebecca, Anthony and Sophie)
Wednesday, 5 May 2010
Costume List
Rebecca Williams - Child-like clothing - colourful.
Rebecca Williams - Ghost clothing - Black hoodie.
Anthony Killen - Dark clothing + casual clothing - 2 hoodies one grey and one black.
Rachel Waring - Casual clothing - Jeans, top and coat.
Story Overview and StoryBoards.
Actor's List And Venue List.
Rachel Waring - Rachel ( Victim)
Tony Killen - Richard
The Venues that we used for our production were: Spinny Close - This was used for all the house scenes and garden scenes. We also used this for one of the establishing shots. We received permission easily as it was a personal relation's house. Spinny Woods - We used these woods/Forest to do our more, fast paced shots such as running threw the woods with our film being a horror we thought the correct mis en scene would be scary, spooky woods which we used. We also used Glenn Park for the swing scenes.
Film Trailor Of The Dark Knight
This is the trailer for the film The Dark Knight. It was released in July 2008 and was directed by Christopher Nolan. The trailer is very dark. It starts with a black screen and a voice over of 'The Joker' which already grabs the audience by his spine-chilling voice. There isn't as much speaking from theother charechters throughout the trailer and it suggest who the two main characters are. With using several establishing shots it gives an idea that the film is set in America and gives a good preview of the 'goody' and 'bady'. With looking at this I have decieded that using several establishing shots would be useful to set the scene in my upcoming trailer.