Wednesday, 25 January 2012
Monday, 23 January 2012
Shot List - 2 Hours Earlier
Shot list- 2 Hours Earlier
• Establishing shots of London (with credits) (high lighting)
• Low angle shot of car and men’s feet getting out of the car, (hearing the doors shut and the rustling of a body bag) (still high key lighting)
• Cut straight to follow over the shoulder shot of the three men running down the corridor towards a door at the end (sound of the girl heavily breathing and heartbeat increasing)
• Cut to inside the room with a high angle shot of the female character packing her bags (sound of the girl heavily breathing heartbeat increasing)
• Cut straight to follow over the shoulder shot of the three men running down the corridor towards a door at the end (sound of the girl heavily breathing heartbeat increasing)
• Cut to inside the room with a high angle shot of the female character packing her bags (sound of the girl heavily breathing heartbeat increasing)
• Cut straight to follow over the shoulder shot of the three men running down the corridor as they reach the door and a close up of the front man’s hand knocking on the door (we also see the door number in the shot) (sound of the girl heavily breathing then stopping heartbeat increasing)
• Cut to close up of the female characters worried face, she rapidly searches the room with her eyes then a close up of her hand grabbing a pair of scissors from the counter, then a panning shot of her walking towards the door of her room as there is an ECU of her eye (violins increase in pitch and dynamics on a single note, all sound disappears)
• Long shot inside the room of the female character stepping backwards as the three men break in and grab her (she hits one) (heartbeat throughout hotel room scene)
• Close up of him holding his face, zoom out as he swings for her
• Cut to bird’s eye view of the female character falling on the floor (slowed down)
• Cut to high angle mid shot of the girl sitting in the back of the van (low key lighting) hands tied behind her back, feet up, going mental rocking backwards and forwards screaming (still no sound)
• Slowly zoom in to a close up of her distressed face (as it zooms in the violins sound again)
• Abrupt stop to the background sound, cut to black
• Fade into the bright corridor; zoom in to the door of her hotel room. (text saying 2 hours earlier)
• Establishing shots of London (with credits) (high lighting)
• Low angle shot of car and men’s feet getting out of the car, (hearing the doors shut and the rustling of a body bag) (still high key lighting)
• Cut straight to follow over the shoulder shot of the three men running down the corridor towards a door at the end (sound of the girl heavily breathing and heartbeat increasing)
• Cut to inside the room with a high angle shot of the female character packing her bags (sound of the girl heavily breathing heartbeat increasing)
• Cut straight to follow over the shoulder shot of the three men running down the corridor towards a door at the end (sound of the girl heavily breathing heartbeat increasing)
• Cut to inside the room with a high angle shot of the female character packing her bags (sound of the girl heavily breathing heartbeat increasing)
• Cut straight to follow over the shoulder shot of the three men running down the corridor as they reach the door and a close up of the front man’s hand knocking on the door (we also see the door number in the shot) (sound of the girl heavily breathing then stopping heartbeat increasing)
• Cut to close up of the female characters worried face, she rapidly searches the room with her eyes then a close up of her hand grabbing a pair of scissors from the counter, then a panning shot of her walking towards the door of her room as there is an ECU of her eye (violins increase in pitch and dynamics on a single note, all sound disappears)
• Long shot inside the room of the female character stepping backwards as the three men break in and grab her (she hits one) (heartbeat throughout hotel room scene)
• Close up of him holding his face, zoom out as he swings for her
• Cut to bird’s eye view of the female character falling on the floor (slowed down)
• Cut to high angle mid shot of the girl sitting in the back of the van (low key lighting) hands tied behind her back, feet up, going mental rocking backwards and forwards screaming (still no sound)
• Slowly zoom in to a close up of her distressed face (as it zooms in the violins sound again)
• Abrupt stop to the background sound, cut to black
• Fade into the bright corridor; zoom in to the door of her hotel room. (text saying 2 hours earlier)
Sunday, 22 January 2012
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Thursday, 12 January 2012
Chart 3
From the results from our target audience survey we discovered that breaking the fourth wall was not something to even consider. We originally gave it some keen thought and after the results were analysed we saw that it wouldn't be favored in the way we thought it would
Chart 2
We took the oppertunity to ask people form our target audience what there favoured genre was and then from our target audience results we conclusivly decided to make our key genre, a thriller. This meant we was able to use some key features from this genre that would appeal to our target audience and make our project a hit and a success which was the ultimate goal.
Chart 1
The majority of people asked in our survey where between the ages of 18 and 25, so we decided to keep that age group as our main demographic. If we label a certain age group as a demographic then we can highlight certain features that would appeal to that age group through our research. We are then able to translate this information into our final production, this satisfies the majority of the audience and nearly 100% of our target audience.
Target Audience Survey
How old are you?
Less than 10 (please specify) ______________
10-14 ______
15-17 ______
18-20 ______
21-25 ______
26-30 ______
31-40 ______
Over 40 (please specify) _________________
What is your favourite genre?
Action ______
Adventure ______
Crime ______
Thriller ______
Horror ______
Other (please specify ________________
What Style of music do you prefer in film?
Orchestral score ______
Soundtrack ______
What is your opinion on breaking the fourth wall in film?
Like ______
Dislike ______
Not sure ______
Less than 10 (please specify) ______________
10-14 ______
15-17 ______
18-20 ______
21-25 ______
26-30 ______
31-40 ______
Over 40 (please specify) _________________
What is your favourite genre?
Action ______
Adventure ______
Crime ______
Thriller ______
Horror ______
Other (please specify ________________
What Style of music do you prefer in film?
Orchestral score ______
Soundtrack ______
What is your opinion on breaking the fourth wall in film?
Like ______
Dislike ______
Not sure ______
Thursday, 5 January 2012
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