Script

Deadly Kiss NEW

Storyboard

Shot List

Locations NEW

Preliminary Task

My preliminary task was shoot a character walking towards a door, opening the door, crossing the room to another character and exchanging a few lines of dialouge with another character sitting on a chair. We used match on action, shot reverse shot, and the 180 rule.

We used another group as our characters, and we did the same for them.

We used a digital camera and final cut pro to complete our preliminary task.

Equipment List

These are the items we will need to make our film:

Camera

Tripod

Red Lipstick

Computer

Mobile Phone

Clothing- Smart Casual

Compact Mirror

Story Ideas Brainstorm

Story Ideas Brainstorm on Prezi

Roles and responsibilities of our media group

As me and Danielle are a pair we are sharing most of the roles
Jade- Director/Script writer/write shot list
Danielle-Camera Person/Editor

Audience Research

We handed a number of questionnaires to students between the ages of 16 and 19. We asked a range of age groups, genders and ethnic groups.

From the questionnaire we found that the audience prefer to watch British Drama movies rather than any other genre. The audience were more likely to watch a film if they watched the trailer and enjoyed it. For the majority of students the opening sequence wasn't as important as the rest of the film.

This response shows that our opening sequence should have the same effect of a drama such as 'Adulthood', so the audience would be more likely to watch our film. Also our opening sequence should have a sense of mystery as the audience prefer the main plot not to be given away in the opening sequence.

Analysis of Opening Credits

Presentation 1