Showing posts with label Planning. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Planning. Show all posts

Monday, 24 November 2014

Saturday, 22 November 2014

Casting

When casting we chose Jojo to be our actress, playing Chloe because Jojo has several years experience in acting school so will be able to use her knowledge to help to create the scene. Also as Jojo is a director it will be easier to portray what we want to happen in each scene as she will be the one acting the scene out.

Thursday, 20 November 2014

Production Plan


Date and time
Scene / page
Name and number
Shots used

Actors / models
inc. contact details
Crew?
inc. contact details
Location
inc. postcode for Satnav?
Props & costume
Who’ll be bringing what to the shoot
Saturday 22d Nov


Trail shots Bottom of stairs to shop floor
 Hand held/POV
Medium shot
Tracking
Pan
High angle


Chole – Jojo

Zoe– camera
Dan - stagehand

Zoe and Jojo - directors
Oxfam portishead highstreet
110 High Street, Portishead, Bristol, BS20 6AJ
Zoe - Tripod
Jojo - Camera

Saturday
6th Dec

Shop floor to end
Hand held/POV
Medium shot
Tracking
Pan
High angle

Chloe - Jojo
Zoe- camera
Zoe- stagehand

Zoe and jojo - directors
Oxfam portishead highstreet
110 High Street, Portishead, Bristol, BS20 6AJ
Zoe – Tripod
Jojo – Same clothes as last shoot + camera


Sunday 
7th Dec
Upstairs
medium
close up

Chole - Jojo
Zoe- camera
Zoe- stagehand

Zoe and jojo - directors
Oxfam portishead highstreet
110 High Street, Portishead, Bristol, BS20 6AJ
Zoe – Tripod
Jojo – Same clothes as last shoot + camera


Saturday
13th Dec





Sunday 21st Dec
Refilming shop floor

Chole - Jojo
Zoe- camera
Zoe- stagehand

Zoe and jojo - directors
Oxfam portishead highstreet
110 High Street, Portishead, Bristol, BS20 6AJ
Zoe – Tripod
Jojo – Same clothes as last shoot + camera

Refilming upstairs second room


medium long shot
downwards angle




Thursday, 13 November 2014

Tuesday, 11 November 2014

Ideas from films

Attack the block: In this film you never fully see the monsters but you know they are there. This leaves what    the audience thinks they look like up to their imagination. We can use this in our film as you never quite see the other person in the shop.
Click here to see Jojo's post on the opening sequence of Attack the bock.

Woman in black: Here lots of strange things happen and there is a figure that watches people from afar. This can also be used in our film as a POV shot of the person watching to see through the other person's eyes but not to reveal the other person's identity.

Dawn of the dead: In this film the characters are in a shopping mall and we can use subtle scenes of the characters using the setting from this film to apply to ours.

Monday, 10 November 2014

Sunday, 9 November 2014

Locations

Just started to look at filming on location. We looked at different camera angles and movement to use in the final scene. The setting works very well and we also looked at what editing will need to be done on each scene.

Thursday, 6 November 2014

Monday, 13 October 2014

Horror genre

When discussing themes with Jojo, we came to a disicion on what theme we will use in our openning sequence. We are going to use a horror theme. So here are some conventions of the horror genre:

The setting is usual far away from people, whether in the mountains, similar to The shinning, or in the contryside, similar to A cabin in the woods, and most typically a haunted house. Usually this setting is unfamilar to the characters.

Another convention is iconography. In a lot of films these are repeated, such as low key lighting, monsters or a mad man. The mise-en-scene is very important here too. Starting with the low key lighting, this gives a very haunted and dark feel to the films. This also limits the character's and the audience's view of what is happening and movies can use the dark to trick us in thinking that there is something there as we cannot clearly see what is happening. Some props such as kinves or chainsaws are used often as they are very dangrous weapons that a person on their own cannot defend against, helping to induce a feeling of fear and defencelessness.