Monday, 19 December 2016

Script

The script for our film opening consists of short sentences and all dialogue is kept to a minimum. This is to draw the attention away from the action occurring in the sequence.For example, we only have 2 scenes that contain dialogue between characters, which are when packing the van and when riding inside the van. It clearly shows who is the boss of the operation and allows each character's personalities to shine through.

Scene 1
Jess: We leave in five, pack what you need.
Harry: Alright boss.
Jordan: Gang gang

Scene 2-In the van
Harry: Oh yeah guys, I've got this as well.
Jess and Jordan: WOAH!
Jess: Put it down, Jesus!
Harry: ...Sorry

(Jordan's phone rings)

Harry: For fuck sake!
Jordan: Mum! I told you, don't ring me when I'm with my friends...(Hangs up) Sorry about that guys.

Scene 3-Outside the bank
Harry: (Goes to open the bank door, finds out it is locked) Shit.


Friday, 16 December 2016

Genre research

Today we were doing further research into what our genre and film plot usually includes.

A heist film usually consists of 3 acts, which include; a briefing of preparation and planning, the heist itself and finally the outcome of the heist. Due to this we are including clear but brief reflections of each act within our film opening to maximise the clarity of our genre.

Also, a heist film includes characters with a clear identity, this can be down to their personality costume or skill.

Finally, a heist film will usually include a mode of transport to and from the location of the heist, props such as guns and robbery tools. Throughout a heist fil there is a clear reflection o the characters living outside the law.


We ensured that we had included the comedy aspect of our film opening by adding clear flaws to the planning scenes, the randomness of the props and skill level difference. In order the effectively do this we analysed films such as “Central Intelligence” and “21/22 Jump Street”.


Wednesday, 14 December 2016

Marketing planning

Here are different types of marketing that we will use to promote our film. We will have both physical and digital avertising to appeal to a wide range of teenagers. The first type of marketing we will implement is the use of billboards and advertising on buses. This allows the posterto be seen by a large amount of people in urban areas. The other mehtod we will use is to create a website, which appeals to a younger, more tech-savvy audience.


Link to the website

BBFC 15

Above is the criteria for a film to be classed as a BBFC 15 film.

Tuesday, 13 December 2016

Photo evidence

Below are some photos of our group planning and walking to the locations where we would shoot.



Friday, 9 December 2016

Peer assessment analysis

Here is an example of some feedback that I gave to a group. I kept my feedback concise and to the point, in order to make sure that my advice is clearly noted.

Thursday, 8 December 2016

Film poster analysis

In today's lesson we chose films that had a similar genre to our film opening and analysed the poster. Annotations were added where key information on the poster was.