Friday, 17 January 2014
Directing Actors
This is a series of short clips that we have produced demonstrating our directing skills towards our actors.
Labels:
coursework,
filming,
genre,
opening,
practical,
rom-com,
school work
Thursday, 16 January 2014
Podcast 5
This is our 5th podcast
Wednesday, 15 January 2014
Sunday, 12 January 2014
Audience Feedback 1
This is some of our audience feedback from our first rough cut:
Becca - 17 - F
Becca - 17 - F
Diegetic titles were good would pay to see a movie that started like
that, mystery, perhaps more exposition, the bed made it seem eerie and
spooky, rom com signified and anchored by the school.
16 - f + 15 - f
liked the film (both of them)
'slice of life' with few comedy and heartfelt moments, 'coming of age'.
good signifiers would help exposition and anchorage, with music. 'mr blue sky'
toast, shower door (neater hand writing) books and envelopes.
New title, provided it was emphasised better.
exposistion through calendar on Feb 14.
intrigued, why the girl is being bullied. the girl likes me. I stand up against the bullies.
the title intrigued me they were creatively done, yes, fairly generic story, has promise.
parallel to the people getting ready, despite being form different ends of the social scale, linked in some manner.
friends more exposition on the romance, peck on the cheek link arms/hold hands arm around
talk but not in presence of bully, boy been civil with here,
felt tried and tested, almost cliché
Saturday, 11 January 2014
Podcast 4
This is our 4th podcast
Audience Feedback For First Rough Cut For School's Out
This is Poppy giving us feedback on our first rough cut for School's Out.
Friday, 10 January 2014
Thursday, 9 January 2014
Deciding Our Cast
For our film opening we wanted to cast a character that we could use to signify a character that is an outsider, for this we chose lauren as we wanted someone with ginger hair, who enjoyed acting and someone that was willing to dress and perform in a way we wanted.
The chat to show our decision into choosing lauren |
Film Poster |
character style we took inspiration from |
Labels:
coursework,
experimenting,
filming,
genre,
opening,
planning,
reasearch,
rom-com
Rehearsals
For our film opening we did not need to conduct any actual rehearsals as we felt we had enough evidence from our previous idea and our rough cut to know that Lauren who plays our main character was going to be good enough for our new idea and the real thing.
Labels:
coursework,
filming,
opening,
practical,
rom-com,
rough cut,
school work
Wednesday, 8 January 2014
Idea 4
The scrapbook has been eliminated
location - school - follow the main character and love interest on their journey to school cut between the two so we give the impression they are destined for each other.
At school they are going to meet and the love interest is going to be going out with someone who is not an outsider and who is typically sport etc. Embarrass her by tripping her up and then her friends are going to humiliate her.
characters are going to be between 16-18.
for this we are going to get inspiration from
trick or treat for the humiliation
heathers for gang
napoleon dynamite for diegetic titles
pretty in pink for the outsider
3 main characters - protagonist - love interest - antagonist
2 sub characters - friends of the antagonist
love interest is going out with the antagonist
this all created the love triangle
voice over to be delivered during the opening sequence when titles are present
location - school - follow the main character and love interest on their journey to school cut between the two so we give the impression they are destined for each other.
At school they are going to meet and the love interest is going to be going out with someone who is not an outsider and who is typically sport etc. Embarrass her by tripping her up and then her friends are going to humiliate her.
characters are going to be between 16-18.
for this we are going to get inspiration from
trick or treat for the humiliation
heathers for gang
napoleon dynamite for diegetic titles
pretty in pink for the outsider
3 main characters - protagonist - love interest - antagonist
2 sub characters - friends of the antagonist
love interest is going out with the antagonist
antagonist and protagonist are enemies
the protagonist is treated as an outsiderthis all created the love triangle
voice over to be delivered during the opening sequence when titles are present
Diegetic Title Ideas
Ideas we have to use diegetic titles in our short film opening.
- advert on bus
- mirror condensation
- pillowcase
- t shirt
- bus shelter
- food
- computer
- train/bus ticket
- eggs and soldiers
- textbook
- mobile phone
- menu
- lipstick on mirror
- dirty car
- dustcover on hardback
- bottles and containers
- food wrapper
- cereal
- flyer style junk mail
- tv
Monday, 6 January 2014
Mise-En-Scene For School's Out
This is what our protagonist wore:
We chose this because we thought it reflected her character and we took inspiration for her costume from Pretty In Pink (1986)
We liked the film as it wasn't a conventional rom-
com but had a love triangle between the 3 characters.
-----> this is what she wore in pretty in pink
We also used inspiration from pretty in pink for the other protagonist. He wore this: --->
which we took inspiration from this --->
film poster |
We chose this because we thought it reflected her character and we took inspiration for her costume from Pretty In Pink (1986)
We liked the film as it wasn't a conventional rom-
com but had a love triangle between the 3 characters.
-----> this is what she wore in pretty in pink
We also used inspiration from pretty in pink for the other protagonist. He wore this: --->
which we took inspiration from this --->
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