Wednesday, June 30, 2021

EDITS

Post-production edits 

Using IMovie, we made made final edits to each scene to create a more professional look. We spent time carefully choosing which scenes to use. 

In post production, we considered the order of our scenes and the diegetic and non-diegetic sound to be used
We made edits to the order of our scenes so that they were chronological in order for viewers to understand that the film opening is the beginning of a narrative, instead of a trailer for example.

 We collaborated speech with non-diegetic music. We edited and changed the sad, melancholy diegetic music to more of sinister music to present the supernatural tones of the film opening. 

We edited the scenes themselves to turn down the saturation from normal to low, in order for the scenes to appear dimmed and create the eerie tone which we were shriving for.






Thursday, April 29, 2021

FILM POSTER



Publishing of the 'Cynic' film poster. 
The still image taken from my film opening is a significant moment. It was just before Mary saw the ghost of her possessed sister, Emilia. 

When choosing an image for a film poster it is important that it is from a noteworthy extract off the film. For my choice of genre, horror, it is essential that the poster has a 'fright factor'. This will entice viewers to want to watch the film. 


Friday, April 23, 2021

COSTUME DEVELOPMENT

 






FILMING: HOT SEATING


In this video we asked the actress who plays our protagonist questions about the portray her character: Mary. 

  • So how would you describe your character Mary? 
  • How does your character’s role develop throughout the film opening 
  • Do you think Mary was frightened when she used the ouija board? 
  • How were you able to connect to the experiences that Mary had to your own if you had not experienced it before 
  • Can you give us any clues of what happens after the final cliff hanger?
  • Sunday, April 18, 2021

    PLANNING: RISK ASSESSMENT

     

     

    HAZARD TO HEALTH AND SAFETY

    RISK POSED AND TO WHOM

    LEVEL H/M/L

    CONTROL MEASURE TO REDUCE RISK

    FURTHER ACTION IS NEEDED TO REDUCE RISK

    First aid issues  

    -          Walking to the local woods

     

     

    -          potentially could trip over tree stumps or get stung by stinging nettles/ hazard of tripping/ other plants causing obstruction, slips and trips, awkward posture

     

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    -          Be aware of the surrounding environment and watch out for hazardous plants

    -          Have suitable medical equipment nearby

    Transport

    -       Crossing the road

            Traveling in the car from Talullah’s house to the woods.

     

    -        Potential risk of being hit by car – looking the wrong way

     

    -        Risk of car crash when driving in car

     

     

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    -       Cross at pedestrian crossings. Look both ways (take caution when crossing).

    -       Make sure somebody is looking around for uncoming cars.  

     

     

    -        Be cautious when walking/driving to filming location

     

     

     

    Weather

    Rain

    -       ­ will make forest floor slippery.  

     

    -       Will make clothing and filming equipment (Iphone) wet.

     

     

     

     

    -       All actors

    Fall over and trip – injury oneself

     

    -       Get cold and sick from wet clothing. Slipping/dropping wet phone and it smashes

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    -       Take caution when walking and wear appropriate clothes incase theres a risk of rain. E.g no cotton.

     

    -       Bring wellies/umbrella. Perhaps first aid kit.

    Accommodation

    eg risk assessment from centre, bedding

    No overnight accommodation

     

     

     

     

    NA

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    NA

    NA

    Major public incident e.g. terrorism

    -       Act of terrorism given national threat level – although very low risk.

    -       Group could become caught up in a terrorist incident causing injuries or separation – again risk is low

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    -       Stay alert

     

     

     

    PLANNING: CASTING

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