Monday and Tuesday (and Wednesday) - complete ALL editing and upadate blogs
Thursday - show FINISHED dvd, evaluation prep -> lesson
Friday - submit all practical work -> English Office -> sign in
Lesson complete 1st draft evaluation - post on blogs, wait for feedback - submit 1st monday bacck after easter holiday.
Spend time on practical work in free time, study centre and even break, lunch and after schools.
Monday 22 March 2010
Thursday 18 March 2010
New Plan....Again.
We are refilming our opening because we thought it was too boring and all over the place. I (Sian) have already filmed the killer(Sarah) drugging the drink with out Abi yesturday(17/03/10). Just need to meet up after school sometime to finish the rest which can be done in one day.
Drugging scene....
Sarah crushing up the drug. We used asprin for the tablets then swapped it with health salts to pour in the drink so it would fizz (shown in picture below.
In this picture, its a shot of the glass and within the glass you can see the killer walking away. This is effective because you can see their whole body but the glass distorts their body shape making it difficult to know if the killer is female or male.
Drugging scene....
Sarah crushing up the drug. We used asprin for the tablets then swapped it with health salts to pour in the drink so it would fizz (shown in picture below.In this picture, its a shot of the glass and within the glass you can see the killer walking away. This is effective because you can see their whole body but the glass distorts their body shape making it difficult to know if the killer is female or male.
Friday 5 March 2010
Problems...
After adding all the clips of the forest scene onto the timeline, it turned out to be too long. If we delete some of the clips, we think it will not make complete sense. Also, there is a clip we need to record but might have to do the party scene again as Abi's kitchen has been redecorated.
The Forest scene, the audio is sort of poor. We filmed near a river and the sound fades Beth out a bit. Also, when we use different shots, you can tell they're different part of time as the sound of the shots changes. For example, one shot the river is quiet and in another shot the river is loud.
The party scene, the lighting was all over the place. When beth is getting ready the lighting is bright and when shes going down the stairs it's really dark. We need to make it look like it's night time and the lighting from outside ruins it.
The music, doesn't really fit into the genre very well. We need music that fits into a party style theme but also needs to have a bit of horror in it to show the genre of the film opening.
The Forest scene, the audio is sort of poor. We filmed near a river and the sound fades Beth out a bit. Also, when we use different shots, you can tell they're different part of time as the sound of the shots changes. For example, one shot the river is quiet and in another shot the river is loud.
The party scene, the lighting was all over the place. When beth is getting ready the lighting is bright and when shes going down the stairs it's really dark. We need to make it look like it's night time and the lighting from outside ruins it.
The music, doesn't really fit into the genre very well. We need music that fits into a party style theme but also needs to have a bit of horror in it to show the genre of the film opening.
Thursday 4 March 2010
More Changes
we've decided that the music is too upbeat for the film and does not capture the mood well enough. We need low tempo, errie sort of music and right now it's 'too happy'
Changes
I shown Dani Tuffen the begining of mine and Abi's video and also the 'gadgets' i
have on the Video studio that I'm using and shes suggested instead of fading out at the end of the summit entertainment clip like this...
to paint over this clip instead like this...
These are the un-edited clips that i quickly put together for this blog. In the video they are slower and goes with the video quite well.
have on the Video studio that I'm using and shes suggested instead of fading out at the end of the summit entertainment clip like this...
to paint over this clip instead like this...
These are the un-edited clips that i quickly put together for this blog. In the video they are slower and goes with the video quite well.
Working Title revision handout
Ownership
The company was founded by Tim Bevan and Sarah Radclyffe in 1982. Working title is base in London, UK. The Co-chairpersons of Working Title are Tim Bevan and Eric Fellner.
History of releases
Hits; Four Weddings and a Funeral, Hot Fuzz, Elizabeth, Notting Hill and Mr Bean
Flops; Captain Corelli's Mandolin, Thunderbirds, Bartom fink, Hudsuckers Proxy, plunked and Macleane
Working title’s philosophy
“To make films for an audience – by that I mean play in a multiplex” – Lucy guard & Natasha Wharton
Benefits partnership with Universal
Universal owns 67% of working title films. This happened so they get a better advertisement and a wider audience which is a benefit.
How different is it with big Hollywood studios?
They are not widely known and they produce British style films and most countries view British films as ‘crap’
What is working title 2?
WT2 is an independent film production company arm run by Natasha Wharton, and has produced films that include Billy Elliot, Shaun of the Dead and The Calcium Kid.
T.B.C
The company was founded by Tim Bevan and Sarah Radclyffe in 1982. Working title is base in London, UK. The Co-chairpersons of Working Title are Tim Bevan and Eric Fellner.
History of releases
Hits; Four Weddings and a Funeral, Hot Fuzz, Elizabeth, Notting Hill and Mr Bean
Flops; Captain Corelli's Mandolin, Thunderbirds, Bartom fink, Hudsuckers Proxy, plunked and Macleane
Working title’s philosophy
“To make films for an audience – by that I mean play in a multiplex” – Lucy guard & Natasha Wharton
Benefits partnership with Universal
Universal owns 67% of working title films. This happened so they get a better advertisement and a wider audience which is a benefit.
How different is it with big Hollywood studios?
They are not widely known and they produce British style films and most countries view British films as ‘crap’
What is working title 2?
WT2 is an independent film production company arm run by Natasha Wharton, and has produced films that include Billy Elliot, Shaun of the Dead and The Calcium Kid.
T.B.C
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