Finshed Film

Saturday 19 May 2012

Candidate Details

Centre Number:69559 candidate number : 9360; MACALLISTER, CATRIONA GRACE

Monday 12 March 2012

Evaluation Extention: Audiense Feedback

We asked our classmates to give us feedback on what they thought was succuesful and unsuccuesful, once we got this feedback we then went back and edited and inproved our film by changing the fount style and size and colour and our main title.



Thursday 1 March 2012

Evaluation Question 7: Looking back at your Preliminary task what have you learnt in the progression form it into the full product?

We have made a shot Video doctrementry recording our thought on what we have learnt

Evaluation Question 6: What have you learnt about Technology from creating this media product?

This is a prezi to show what what tech we used in creating this film and what we have learnt.

Evaluation Question 5: How did you attract/ Address your audience?

We 'Tagged' our film on youtube to annotate this.

Evaulation Question 4: Who would be the audidense for your media product?

4. Who would be the audience for your media product?
TASK: Create your perfect audience member, give them a background, a picture, a ‘tribe’ www.uktribes.com and www.findyourtribe.com, what music do they listen to, what TV do they watch, what films would they go and see? (Use the post from earlier in your planning, but this time discuss how you have attracted them in your finished film).





This would be a style of our audidense member, Our Perfect audience member would be a young adult; this is because our film is quiet edgy and Morden semi inspired by skins which is a contraveral British TV programme about teenagers. I did some research about my target audidense and found out that 25% ‘definitely agree’ that they “watch more TV on my computer these days.” This was higher than the 19% among all 16 to 24s. This means that my marketing of the film when advertising should be directed towards the internet and less towards the television.

This would be the music our audience member would be interested in, semi mainstream with some indie, rock, bass and dance. The T in the park line up was a good mix of these including snow patrol, Twin Atlantic, Jesse J, The enemy and more classic artist such as The stone roses.

Evaulation Question 3: What type of Media insistion might disterbute your media product and why?

Director Commentry




Our film House logo isnt working at the moment so for now there is a red logo that appears in its place. In the next draft it will be removed!

Evaluation Question 2: How does media product represent social groups?

"Effy" from skins is a character that has the look and attitude that we looked for when deciding on how to dress our girl character. As you can see she wears alot of make up and dresses provocativly.

This is how we dressed our girl character, having her outfit and character based on Effys.


This is how we dressed our girl character, having her outfit and character based on Effys.

Evaluation Question 1: In what way does your media product use, develop or challange form and conventions of real media products?

Creat a grid of all your media forms show how they compare to the real media product. This is our grid its show costumes, Titles, Settings, Camera and editing, fount and style, story/narritive, Genre, Charaters and Special effects.


Wednesday 29 February 2012

Tuesday 28 February 2012

Piont 30 Rough Edit The classroom



This is our Rough edit, We have has negetivie and Postive feedback.
The Negtivie is the main title ' The classroom' Needs to be up longer.
Font/ Titles need to be clearer

The postive
Narrtive is really well done
Music fits very well and is the right theme and tone for the film.

Monday 30 January 2012

Point 28: The Story Board

Piont 27 Costumes and Prop List

Girl Costume
Overall look is School uniform, we wanted to create a sexy school uniform look without is being too obviouse or tarty. so we used the following.
Black school skirt
Tights
Heels
Shirt
Scarf
Belt

Props
Lipstick
Lipgloss
Masracra
Nail Varnish
Hair brush
Toothbrush


Boys Costume
We wanted to create a teacher look but still up to date and slighty edgey and mordon look to show that the character is young and cool yet still professional
Black suit
Tie
Shirt
black leather shoes
breif case

Props
Lip balm
Shaver
Shaving foam

Piont 26 Casting Shots


We chose Teresa Alba and Harry Wallace as the two main characters for our film. We chose them because we thought they looked right for the characters in our film, and they are our friends and easy to work with! Here are head shots of them :)

Monday 23 January 2012

Piont 25 Risk Assement

Risk Assesment



What could go wrong???

We will have to make sure we have definite permission to shoot up in Bruce, otherwise we could be kicked out without getting the footage we wanted, not to forget that we would get in BIG trouble!

When working with heights (eg:high angle shot) must be careful.

Check the surfaces is not slippy
or in any way hazardous to prevent this----->




Make sure the weather conditions are safe to be in when shooting outdoors.

Piont 24 Location Shots

Some Location Shots!















These are some of the locations that you will see in our opening scene. We are shooting in and around the school, as it is very accessible to us, and we do not need to seek further permission. However we are planning to do some filming in Bruce House, which will requir Catriona and I to get permission to do so.

Piont 23 Shooting and Film list

Shot List & Shooting Script



Long shot of corridor- fast forwarded tracking
In Teresa's bedroom- close up of legs
Teresa looking at watch
Split screen- harry looking at watch
Harry shaving/ Teresa putting on mascara-both zoom in close ups
Harry putting on his tie/ Teresa putting on heals
Teresa walking- through RSQ arch
Harry shutting car door
Split screen-both entering classroom with people already sitting.
Establishing shot-classroom blocks.
Teresa puts up hand-shot reverse shot with Harry and Teresa
Classmates leave.
Eye line match with Harry and Teresa
Long held Shot
They approach each other. (shot reverse shot)
Close up Harry kissing Teresa's neck.
Bell rings.

Point 21 Music

Music!



At the moment we are planning on using the a song called Fantastical that we found on Freeplay Music from Rock Grooves Volume 8 however, I think it may be possible that we change the song on a later date if we find one more suited to our film.
I like this one because it starts quite basic but builds up to something interesting, which supports the theme of our film perfectly.

Point 20 and Piont 22

Instead of drawning our storyboard, we felt it would be more affective with pictures. so on the day we are shooting we are going to take photos before each shot then print and present nicely. Due to this these Pionts will Not hit the deadline because shooting takes place after the deadline.

Tuesday 17 January 2012

Piont 19: Investigation of Narrative Theories

Narrative Theories
After doing research on narrative theories, this is what i found.
A brief outline of the 4 main narrative theorists; Propp, Todorov, Barthes and Levi-Strauss.
Narrative Theory


I think our film will be a modern combination of all of these narrative theorists showing aspects of each

Piont 18 Story Arc

Breif Story Arc



The classroom

Student and young teacher having a secret love affair
They break up, because the students friend finds out
The friend reports the teacher and he is fired and put in prison
Student and teacher hate each other
Student realises she is pregnant and goes to prison to tell him
They fall back in love
She has the baby, drops the charges against him, and live as a happy family

Point 17: Key Elements

17. Define the key elements you must include in your opening to conform to the expectations of the genre you have chosen, the audience you have chosen and what is expected of a film opening. Make a check list.

• The Name of the film must appear at the beginning of the opening titles

• The writer has to be mentioned.


• The Production Company’s name is to be mentioned.


• The Lead Actors Names

• It should hint at the theme/ Genere of the film.

Point 16: Institutions that might produce, distribute and exhibit our film

Paper Street Films Production company.
Has Produced films such as 'Detached' which is similair genre and theme
Paramount Pictures has prodcued, distributed and exhibit films such as Mean girls. With a large budget this could be useful in creating our film, the only negetive effect is that pararmount pictures is an american production company. Here at Filmhouse Productions we feel strongly about creating a film set in britain with a british sense of humour running through it.
Channel 4 Television Corporation Although this is a Television Company I feel Channel 4 would embrace the contraversionl nature of this film and also the Bristish essence.

Monday 16 January 2012

Point 15: categorieing the audiences

ART HOUSE
This is focused for more up market and older people.

15 PLUS
Our film we are creating is focusing to attract the 15% of the population aged between 15-24. 39% of the cinema is populated by this age braket in this categorie. There is a farily evenly mixed gender but our film is slighty leaning towards the female population. The cinema aduidense has a hugher percent of upper class people this may be because the cinema can be expensive. Our film will be marketing in this aduience categorie because are viewer will be Young and Upmarket.


FAMILY

Friday 13 January 2012

Piont 14 Extened I'm a TOWNIE!

Piont 14 Perfect Audience Member

Aged 16-25 years old
Female or Male
Stylish
chart music, rhianna, david guetta, Justin Beiber.

Point 13 Audience Research

I asked my niche market audience what they thought was a good film opening titles?(Q1) what puts them off(Q2) and what attracts people to films? (Q3)

Here is my findings

Kirsten : Question 1, Juno, catch me if you can.
Question 2: when there is nothing going on, or it lasts to long.
Question 3: up beat music and intresting things happening.

Lizzie
Question 1: good quality music.
Question 2: reviews.
Question 3: genere

Anya:
Question 1: colours and atmopherse
Question 2: friends comments on it.
Question 3: caputures your attention

Sally:
Question 1: shocks
Question 2: bad acting
Question 3: Name, exciting.

Sophie:
Question 1: hot men (atrattive people)
Question 2: unrealtis scenes
Question 3:graphic,trailers,high quality, good acting, able to relate to it.