Tuesday, 19 March 2013
Thursday, 7 March 2013
Opening Two Minutes Script
Sound Effect []-camera movement ()-stage directions {}-other directions not
involving a character
No Sympathy for the
Dead
[George sits in an arm chair; the TV is on and of a violent
film]
George: *gasps*
(He sits up and composes himself)
*breaths heavily out*
(Slump’s back in his chair, He tries to turn the TV off)
*groans*
(He stands up, and moves towards the TV and throws himself to the
floor)
*mumble*
“How to turn this thing off?”
(He rides his hand along the edges of the TV to turn it off, he turns
presses the button)
Click Click Click
{TV scene is getting louder and quicker}
“Turn off….”
(Pressing the button numerous times He sits back up; gritting his
teeth he crawls behind the TV)
“ piece of sh(TV switches off)”
{We see the image on the TV disappear}
(He lifts himself off the floor moves into the next room towards the
kitchen)
[Living room is dimly lighted]
(He turns on the kitchen lights)
[Camera from inside the fridge films him]
(He glances through the fridge moving items, he settles on a
drink)
[He moves toward the hallway so his face is up close with the
camera]
(He appears suspicious, he goes upstairs)
*Creak* (staircase)
[Camera follows him upstairs past his sister bedroom, the light is
on]
(He goes to the bathroom and brushes his teeth; there is no
toothpaste so he goes through the shelves, with no success he go to his
sister)
Our house is falling apart seriously, first the TV no
(He stops talking and goes to back out the room unaware that she is
dead)
[The camera shows an over the shoulder shot of the body showing
George in the back ground]
(He turns of her light)
Or not
(He goes back to the bathroom)
{The tap is dripping}
[Facing him as if the camera is the mirror]
(He walks out and goes to his room)
[Shows him from the end of the corridor walking towards his
room]
{Door creeks behind him}
Creek
(He gets changed into his P.J’s and turns the lights off; as he turns
to walk towards his bed he can hear someone on the other side of the
door)
{A shadow under door}
(He presses his ear up to the door, then pulls the door
open)
[From the end on the corridor at a high-angel shot making him look
venerable]
* Laughs at himself *
(he walks towards the bed and is dragged, when he reaches the step he
crawls back but is yet again dragged back)
(He sits up and is kicked backwards so he falls backwards so he’s
leaning on the door)
[Over the shoulder shot]
(Abbie grabs George by the neck and lifts him up; George grabs her
hands in attempt to release himself)
(George scratches Abbie’s faces, to which she drops
him)
Abbie: * scream *
(Abbie grabs her face)
[George crawl out his bedroom and escapes down the
hall]
(George throws boxes on the floor to block the
path)
[George is now in his sister’s room, its dark so you cannot see
anything]
George: * panting *
(George turns on the light, he has his back to the door, and he takes
a moment to breath, and then quickly moves to wake up his
sister)
George: you need to wake up there someone
(He rolls her body towards him to find out she’s dead, he falls back
in shock)
* Abbie’s foots steps show she’s getting closer *
(George wipes his face to wake himself up and runs to the books case
to retrieve a torch)
George: ok, just move.
(George exits the room and onto the roof)
{Lighting from room lights up the roof, its windy}
(After closing the window George backs away from the window and
realizes he will have to get off the roof)
[Panning, following George pacing back and forth contemplating
jumping off the roof whilst muttering to himself]
George: no, I’m not doing it, no, no
[George paces towards the camera into a close up]
(he’s on the floor lowering himself down muttering to
himself)
[close up on Abbie’s hand grabbing Georges leg]
[showing George from the side]
(George gets dragged off the roof)
sounds of George bodying falling off the
roof
{everything goes silent, apart from the
sounds of the wind and the tree’s}
(Abbie’s exit)
Friday, 1 March 2013
Casino Royale Opening Analysis
Casino Royale
The opening of Casino Royale immediately captures the audience with the action sequence that kicks off the beginning of the film. The exotic setting confirms that this bond film will be just as international and big budget as the others, with the crowd of extra's and fighting of the animals adding to the appalling conditions of the setting. As the chase goes on, we then see Heavy machinery operating as Bond is chasing after a villain, after a few seconds, he knocks through a building and a fence riding one of the vehicles. Attractive cast members in the beginning make the women slightly morelikely to take notice of the film. It wouldn't be a bond film without the bond themem playing in the opening scene, and this film is no different, but the music builds until the climax, with the all too familiar tune playing loudly. The scenes move fast and the action get's more and more hyped up until the climax, ensuring that the audience are captivated from start to finish. The death's of minor characters like policeman enhance the feel of danger, making the audience think that Bond might not survive this encounter. The villain in the film is black, and the hero is white, attracting the causcasian audience without repelling the black audience, as the opening is set in a country where mostly black people live. The c
Wednesday, 27 February 2013
Feedback
Research and Planning: Level 1 7/20
There is basic research into similar products
There is basic organisation of actors
There is a good level of care in the presentation of research and planning
To progress, you must update your blog. There is a lot missing:
Storyboard
Photos of your locations, costumes and props
Audience profiling posts examining who goes to see similar films to yours.
You MUST complete this as a matter of urgency
There is basic research into similar products
There is basic organisation of actors
There is a good level of care in the presentation of research and planning
To progress, you must update your blog. There is a lot missing:
Storyboard
Photos of your locations, costumes and props
Audience profiling posts examining who goes to see similar films to yours.
You MUST complete this as a matter of urgency
Thursday, 14 February 2013
Music - Garage Band
When we create the music for our film, we are going to use the music software Garage Band. This software will help us to compose our won music, with the use of virtual instruments and non copyright track loops giving us the perfect way to create the tracks.
We don't want to use too many different sounds in our film, as that will take away from what is happening on screen. We hope to create an ambient feel to build suspense, such as the ones used in the Scream franchise, and Paranormal Activity.
The project type we will create our soundtrack under will be Songwriting, as we are composing a brand new piece of music to go with the film. We will then set the tempo, and start to decide what components we will be using to build the soundtrack, and try and set it up with the rest of the film.
Thursday, 31 January 2013
Filming Practice "What are you doing here?"
We were given the task of taking three different shots in three different locations using the phrase "What are you doing here?".
Our first location was outside using a bench and a table, I said to Abbie "What are you doing here?" with Abbie walking into each of our shots, we also used two over the shoulder shots.
Our second location was in the library, with me hiding behind a display board and Abbie saying "What are you doing here? and me then disappearing back behind the board. Our next shot was a high angle shot of the same scenario. We then had a panning shot from Abbie to myself, and a close up shot of me hiding behind a bookshelf.
Our third location was a set of the stairs and we had the camera following abbie before she said "What are you doing here?" we also had me comning up behind her and whispering it in her ear.
We found this excercise helpful, as it helped us to think about the different camera angles we are going to use for our opening.
Our first location was outside using a bench and a table, I said to Abbie "What are you doing here?" with Abbie walking into each of our shots, we also used two over the shoulder shots.
Our second location was in the library, with me hiding behind a display board and Abbie saying "What are you doing here? and me then disappearing back behind the board. Our next shot was a high angle shot of the same scenario. We then had a panning shot from Abbie to myself, and a close up shot of me hiding behind a bookshelf.
Our third location was a set of the stairs and we had the camera following abbie before she said "What are you doing here?" we also had me comning up behind her and whispering it in her ear.
We found this excercise helpful, as it helped us to think about the different camera angles we are going to use for our opening.
Wednesday, 30 January 2013
Actors:
Everyone in our group will be taking part in our Media, with me taking the lead role and Abbie playing the killer. Jasmine will be playing my family member, and Hannah will be another family member.
We will be using prosthetics (designed by Abbie) to show that Jasmine is dead.
We will be using prosthetics (designed by Abbie) to show that Jasmine is dead.
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