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Friday, 2 December 2011

Edit decision list

Edit Decision List

Final Product

Thursday, 24 November 2011

Fonts used

Fonts Used

Thursday, 17 November 2011

Editors Journal

Editors Journal

Wednesday, 16 November 2011

Log Rushes

This is a picture of me, Editor, typing up the different shots from the film we shot.

Sound's Person Journal (Ruheet Hasnath)

Throughout this project I have been researching and looking for sounds that I thought would be suitable for our movie and throughout my research I have found some good and some bad sounds but I had to be accurate and precise with the sounds I used in the final movie.

The reason why I had to be 100% sure in which sound i use is because the sound is a very big thing in the movie because without the right sound the film will be out of place and will not make sense. I used a programme called Soundtrack pro to find my sounds and I think that this software was good software in terms of finding sounds because it had several different sounds and most of them fit our movie so it was hard to choose from but me and my group took this into consideration and chose the sounds together. 

Overall I think that finding sounds was a long term process because there are thousands of sounds out and we had to make sure we chose the right ones but in the future if I do edit and need to pick sounds I will make sure I find sound from before which is suitable and this will enable me to save a lot of time however it was a good experience and I would like to do this again and it has also made me gain some experience in sounds and I would not mind being the sound person in another project because I think that it is a good role to take on.  

Wednesday, 2 November 2011

Software

Software

Tuesday, 18 October 2011

Actors Release Form

Actors Release Form

Thursday, 13 October 2011

Budget

Budget Final

Storyboard

Storyboard

Wednesday, 12 October 2011

Health & Safety

Health and Safety

Tuesday, 11 October 2011

Shooting Script

Shooting Script

Friday, 7 October 2011

Score notes (Ruheet Hasnath)

Explosion Blast 02 by Ruheet95

We used this sound at the end to give the film a loud finish just to make it more creative.

Heartbeat by Ruheet95

We used this to show that Percy is scared and his heart is pounding with fear and I think it the sound goes well with the scene.

Footsteps-2 by Ruheet95

We used this sound for when Percy was walking and this sound made the movie more realistic otherwise it will not make sense because when he is walking there should be footsteps.

Wednesday, 5 October 2011

Score Notes

In order for us to create suspense and make our thriller movie not predictable we have used score music that fits into our film well and it makes our scenes more sus pensive and problematic for the viewer because it will give viewers that urge to find out what happens next. It will also keep them on the edge of the seat when the suspense music starts to play.
Within our thriller we have used a sound track called in die tiefe de zeit. We use this sound track near to the ending scene to create a feeling to the viewers that something bad is going to happen to the main character in the end of the scene.

Suspense sound by Ruheet95

Furthermore we used another track which is called footsteps; we used this track in the scene when Percy is walking down the corridor towards the toilet. I used this sound because it creates a thought in the viewer’s mind that something unpleasant is going to happen to the main character.

Footsteps-6 by Ruheet95

In order for me to upload the tracks onto blogger I used software called Sound cloud and I embedded it onto blogger through this software.

Tuesday, 4 October 2011

Cast Notes


Cast Notes:  I am going to write about the characters in our thriller movie so we know exactly who the characters are going to be in our movie.
Character: Percy
Gender: Male
Age: 35
Costume:  jumpsuit, builder boots, mop and bucket. He is a usual cleaner.
Character information:  Percy is a normal person who is hard working and he does his job everyday and puts 100% effort in his work without fail although he is lying about his job to his wife. He is an innocent man who is honest and obeys the rules.

Character:  Carl Caperina
Gender: Male
Age: 16
Why we chose this person: We chose him because we thought he will fit well into our thriller movie. He is a funny character and he is a good actor. He has experience because he has done acting in the past in drama. In our movie we have put Carl to be the protagonist.

Character: The Boss, Dave Played by Raman
Character: Percy's Boss - Dave 


Age: 38 


Costume- Smart looking black suit, with a watch 


Character information: Dave wants his worker Percy to be on time to his job and give 100% to the job, a strict time keeper


 Raman
Gender: Male


Age: 16
Why we chose this person: We choose this person because he looks innocent, but at the same time has a authority look. We choose this person because we felt he would suit the part we where trying to portray.
Character: Mariam nawab (The Hand)
Character information: This is the evil hand at the end which grabs Percy into the cupboard, and takes him into the water depths. 


Gender: Female
Age: 18
Why we chose this character:  we chose this character because they will fit into to movie well because they do not have much to do. This character is the protagonist.

Thursday, 29 September 2011

British Board Of Film Classification



Our film Ginndylow has got the classification of the age rating “15” because I think that our film has a storyline where it is suitable for the 15 classification. I do not think that it falls under the age rating of 12A because our thriller film is catchy and suspensive, the people the age of 12 in my opinion will get scared and be afraid of the movie or might even have nightmares because our movie will make the audience stay on the edge of their seat. Moreover these days mostly teenagers go to the cinema aged 15 and over so I think it will be a high selling movie if we do age rate it at 15 and it will be a profitable business and who knows maybe even a hit. The reason it is going to be an age 15 movie is because it is bound to keep the audience on the edge of their seats and our movie will not suit the 12A classification.  

Wednesday, 28 September 2011

Target Audience Research

Target Audience Research Media Studies As

Tuesday, 20 September 2011

The 180 Degree Rule


The rule is that you have to keep the camera on one side of the action. for example if two people are talking we can think of an imaginary line between them then the viewer can see one person is on the left and the other person is on the right. if you break the rule and put camera's on each side of the line then it will appear that the people are lookin towards the same direction while talking which will confuse the viewers and create misunderstandings.