Over the half term I, Eleanor and Amber met up to begin filming. We used
the canon D60 camera provided by the school and a tripod. The first problem we
encountered whilst filming was that the camera would only shoot 8 second shots,
as we did not have time to look up how to fix this problem we continued filming
and tried to film our shots in these short windows of time. We shot the bedroom
shots and the last few shots of the introduction to our horror film. I set up
and filmed most of the shots for our film and assisted Amber a little bit in
the directing of it. By the end of our 4 hour shoot we had achieved most of the
shots we wanted and were happy with the outcome.
Tuesday, 11 November 2014
Friday, 3 October 2014
CALL SHEET (FIRST DRAFT)
GCSE
Media Studies Call Sheet for Psychological Thriller
Shoot date: 21/10/14
Location: 34 Beaconsfield Road, Claygate,
Surrey KT10 0PW
Camera equipment:
Lighting equipment:
Harriet Mobile:
07********* Email Address: harriet@gmail.com
Eleanor Mobile:
07******** Email Address: Eleanor@gmail.com
Amber Mobile: 07******** Email Address: Amber@gmail.com
Props:
Wardrobe Person 1:
Wardrobe person 2:
TREATMENT
10/9/14
| PLANNING
|
TREATMENT
-ERICA 12 tired eyes, messy hair, pale - sits up in psychiatric hospital and voiceover begins which is a
conversation between her parents and a doctor about her mental health. In the
conversation the doctor states that she should not yet be released but her
parents disagree and request her release.
The
opening credits will begin with a cross cut to an old oak desk with green
leather which is brightly light with a desk lamp. The desk had early release
forms and medical papers scattered across the desk. There will be close ups of
the forms and papers whilst the credits are shown in the corner. The desk light
will turn off to a black screen and the title of the film will appear.
The shot
reopens to the main character's bedroom with her reading on her bed and her
parents saying goodnight to her. When her parents leave the room the main girl
gets out of bed, puts a pillow under her duvet to mascaraed as a body, pockets
a weapon (wire rope) and climbs out the window.
Shot cuts
to a young girl FAITH, 9, with her hair tied back, innocent face, small, being physically bullied by two older girls,
HANNAH AND CHLOE, 13, tall, hair down, heavy makeup. Main girl sees this as she lurks through the streets at night and has a
flashback to when she was younger and was bullied herself. This triggers her to
creep up and attack the girls (no shots of actual attack) but a shot of the
young girl's reaction to this (shaking and shocked) then runs away.
cross cut back to the girl climbing back through her bedroom window and sneaking back to the bathroom to get rid of the evidence of the murders.
Friday, 12 September 2014
DETECTIVES
We
accessed the art of the title and used it to watch the intro of the French
detective series detectives. One of the ways that you could tell it is a
television detective series is because in the opening sequence detective files
were shown to show the main characters within in the show. It also had the
opening credits in a clear white and black bold font and the title of the
programme in a bigger font to make it stand out from the other credits. It also
had a catchy and cheerful theme song which would not be featured in a film
opening.
ZEN
During the lesson we watched the opening
sequence for the tv show zen. One of the ways in which I know this is of the
crime drama genre is because the opening sequence features a man holding a
weapon this creates suspense and jeopardy. Another feature of the opening
titles is the shot of the questura which is the Italian police which shows that
the tv show is of the crime drama genre. The colour scheme of the opening
sequence is green, white and red with black silhouettes the use of the colours
from the Italian flag suggests that it is set in Italy.
Wednesday, 18 June 2014
QUESTION 1 SPY KIDS EXTRACT
Spy Kids is a spy-comedy hybrid from the action and adventure genre. A convention of the extract is suspense and jeopardy this is used in the wedding sequence when they are attacked by helicopters. This is typical of the action and adventure genre because there is often conflict in AA films.
Another convention of the extract is spectacle when during the wedding sequence the newly wedded parents jump off the cliff and there is a high angle shot of the steep cliff this also creates suspense and tension because the audience are unaware of whether or not the couple will survive the jump. It fits the spy-comedy sub genre because after the fall they release heart shaped parachutes which is supposed to be humorous.
Another convention of the extract is spectacle when during the wedding sequence the newly wedded parents jump off the cliff and there is a high angle shot of the steep cliff this also creates suspense and tension because the audience are unaware of whether or not the couple will survive the jump. It fits the spy-comedy sub genre because after the fall they release heart shaped parachutes which is supposed to be humorous.
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