Shooting Schedule

This is a rough shooting schedule to give us an idea of how long we will have to shoot our opening sequence and to help us manage our time. The above is just a basic outline of how the day is expected to plan out; there may however be changes to it nearer time of shooting. We also are aware of how many breaks are allocated and when. If we stick to the schedule we should get things done on time and wont over-run. To ensure we do this we need to work effectively as a team and work to our best ability.

Call Sheet

This call sheet ensures that we have all of the mobile phone numbers of the production company members, actors and emergency numbers. This ensures that there are no communication errors throughout productions and by having these number we can confirm that everyone is where they need to be when they need to be. The location is also presented on the call sheet with the address and map so that everyone taking part knows where the filming location is and how to get there. There is also a reminder list of the equipment and props needed for the filming process. Designated times are shown above to ensure all included people know the schedule.

Shot List

This shot list will enable is to determine the order we will film our thriller opening - It will give us a clear order    to keep us organised during our filming.

Video Diary Module 2 Week 5

Asset & Costume List

This is the asset and costume list, completed by Rosie. This list shows us all of the equipment and props that are needed in the filming process. It will prepare us and let us know the items we must get hold of/create before we shoot.
The list consists of:                                                                       

• Tripod
• Camera
• Battery
• Tape
• Charger
• Lights x2

• Cigarettes
• Lighter
• Matches
• Document (Assasination Notes)
• Envelope (reading private and confidential)
• Pen
• Notepad
• Weights
• Clock
• Cup of coffee
• Gun
• Phone 
• Briefcase 
• Cork Board with photos/documents

The costume list also helps us determine what we need in order to make our actor become the character we require for our thriller opening. He is a business man which you can tell from our costume choice. 

Video Diary Week 4.

Scene Walk-through

This is the shot list for out thriller opening 'Looped'
It has helped us work out how many shots we are going to have and the duration of the shot - our scene walk-through has made us realise that we should be within the time limit and have enough shots to have the correct amount of titles needed. It has also told us which title will be matched up to which shot.
By Rosie Rattray

Video Diaries.

Group Pitch

Presentation By Rosie Rattray

BBFC Research Task

Martin, Emma, Rosie BBFC Research Task on Prezi

This is the prezi that we created over the half term for our group research task. We had to research the typical audiences for three thriller films and work out why the audience was that age, gender etc. For example the reason so many 18-29 year old males watched the new James Bond movie is due to the allure of the 'Bond Girls' these girls do not appeal as much to the majority of women as they do too men. 

Iconic Directors Group Task

For our Iconic Directors task we printed photos of 3 iconic directors, Alfred Hitchcock, Quentin Tarantino & David Fincher - we stuck the photos to a wall and put the directors face in shot, we then recorded audio over the top with the commentary. We all had equal involvement, each of our voices were used on the audio. Rosie edited the videos together on Windows Movie Maker to make one clip and placed a blue tone effect on the video to include a convention of a thriller.

Group Preliminary Task with Directors Commentary

Group Preliminary Task

Match on Action, Shot Reverse Shot and 180 Degree Rule

Camera Shots on Prezi