Pre Planning

In this lesson we did all of the pre-perpetration before we started filming next week. Such as the Location Recce, Story Board and the creation of the whole story

Servey

Name:          

Servery

Question 1: Would you get offended if religion is questioned
Comment:

Question 2: What is your age
Comment:

Question 3: (Circle) Are you Male,Female or Other

Question 4: What is your religion
Circle

• Christian
• Muslim
• Islam
• Hinduism
• Christian]
• Buddhism
•  Other

Question 5: What genre do you like
             A) Action        B)Suspense
             C) Mystery     D) Horror

Question 6: What is your age
Circle

• 5-10
• 15-20
• 20-25
• 25-30 

Research Terminology

Research Terminology:

What is a Primary source? Original research done by yourself Example:  Doing research done by yourself by asking questions from other people by using a survey or going around the town with a clipboard.

What are Qualitative results?  this research uses comment so that they can see current trends etc. Example: The public has a box so that they can write down their'er thoughts and feelings about a subject that they have witness.

What are Quantitative results?  There is a set amount of information that came back into a graph  Example: If 70% of the public says star wars episode 7 was good and 30% say it isn't then there will be enough information to put it into a graph.

What is Market Research?  research for the improvement of services so that they can make more money Example: A supermarket employ walks around the public and hands over a servery so that they can improve on area where they lack.

What is a Secondary source?  Getting research already made  Example:  Getting research from the internet for short films and clips on different aspects of movies and books for researching the classics of the previous century.

                                                                                         

Audience Profiling

Demographic Information

• Age-16
• Gender-Male
• Religion- N/A
• Employed?-No
• Location- Kirkby-in-Asfield

psychographtic

• Student
• Photographer 
•  Sketching
• R.T.S games
• Basket Ball

Socio economic

• income
• class - Low Middle
• employment
• Under or Over 

Audience Profiling for Cbeebies 

Demographic Information

The age range would be toddlers so 2 to 6 year old, it doesn't have a gender bias and it doesn't have any religious imagery nor do you need to be employed to watch it and the main location of the audience would be in England.

Psycho-graphic

• Energetic
• Short attention span
• Likes bright colours    

Socio economic

• No money
• All Classes
• No need for employment

Audience Profiling Grand DesignsDemographic Information:This is for adults and designers and it seems to have a gender bias towards men and you would need to be employed and 
Psycho-graphic
Socio economic

Inspiring Ideas

In this session we watched a bunch of short films to try and inspire our own ideas for our 1-2 minutes film. We learnt about linear and non-linear, linear is telling a story in order such as James Cameron's Avatar. While a non-linear story is all to do with telling it out of order and to fill in the blanks by using flash backs.  Another phrase i learned was multi strand and single strand. A multi strand story is showing it through different perspective throughout the film like Pulp Fiction. On the other hand a single strand story is just keeping to the main characters perspective such as the James Bond franchise.

My first short film that i have watched was called 'No more' this shows watch goes on during the

My second short film was called 'Under the Noise'  this is a documentary about how the government has been cutting funds towards the basketball sport this film was made to get peoples attention to the sport and help encourage younger generations into the sport

Propsal

My idea is that I am ether going to have a car chase with a monologue about how he got into this situation. The back story to this would throwing a fight and letting a lot of people lose money, so as he starts to drive away the first of all the flashback starts and its two people on opposite sides and the main character inner monologue starts and goes over how he is going to throw a fight and make it believable. Then it goes back to the car chase and he is starting to get up to speed then a camera cut to the begging of the fight the main character starts to panic. Then so as the main character blinks then its back to the car chase dodging objects etc. Cross cutting to the middle of the fight character drops to knees in fight spits blood(blood capsule). Back to the car chase and the chasing cars are destroyed. Then the main character goes to his room then collapses.

To do this i would need to learn how to effectively use the camera for first person perspective to add a personal connection between the character and the audience








Cross Cutting - This is a camera technique that creates suspense and tension for example quantum of solace

* how many actors will you need?
* what locations would you need?
* what kind of sound would use use?
* what type of narrative is it; linear or non-linear?

Ashes - Sophie Black / The Truth About Meeting Women - T.J.minsny

ASHES

This movie it is about abusive relationships and how the victim see their abusive partner. The directer behind this is a women called Sophie Black and the actors were Adam Lannon and Sarah Lamesch. In this movie there are a lot of close ups  to show the emotions of the actors for example at the end there is a long pause before fading to black that allows the audience see the emotion of the actor and what just happen to her character. The music was that of a heart beat steadily increasing to show anxiety.

The Truth About Meeting Women

In this short film it was about how men think up different situation to deal with the fear of rejection such as if her parents don't approve or she won't like him because he can't go into space. this movie had a lot of cut away scenes to show these events.

this film has inspired me to have the main actor be able to see the secret of each character within my film.