Saturday, 16 February 2013
Thursday, 14 February 2013
Update: Filming
We were planning to film on the 10th February because we were all free and prepared, however we had to rearrange due to weather conditions. We were hoping for an overcast setting, however the snow would have made it impossible to film in and create the setting we were aiming for. So instead we arranged to film on the 16th, fully prepared and equipped.
Monday, 4 February 2013
Planning: Shot List
These are the camera shots that we plan to use in our opening:
ELS = Extreme long shot
LS = Long shot
MS =
Mid shot
CU = Close up
ECU = Extreme close
up
OSS = Over the shoulder
shot
Shot 1: ELS - Establishing the secluded field
as the location.
Shot 2: ELS - The 3 friends begin walking towards Josh's memorial.
Shot 3: LS - The 3 friends reach Josh's memorial.
Shot 4: LS - A friend places the picture frame down.
Shot 5: CU - The objects at Josh's memorial are shown in more detail.
Shot 6: CU - A match is lit.
Shot 7: LS - The candle is lit and placed down.
Shot 8: ECU - Eye.
Shot 9: ECU - Nose.
Shot 10: ECU - Mouth.
Shot 11: LS - Friends walk over to where Josh's voice is coming from.
Shot 12: CU - iPhone is picked up.
Shot 13: OSS - Video of Josh at a party is watched.
Shot 14: MS - Friends look startled when they hear a sudden noise.
Shot 15: LS - Friends rush back over to Josh's memorial.
Shot 16: CU - The damaged objects are shown in detail.
Shot 17: MS - Their facial expressions are shown to portray feelings.
Shot 18: ELS - The friends are being 'watched' through the trees.
Shot 2: ELS - The 3 friends begin walking towards Josh's memorial.
Shot 3: LS - The 3 friends reach Josh's memorial.
Shot 4: LS - A friend places the picture frame down.
Shot 5: CU - The objects at Josh's memorial are shown in more detail.
Shot 6: CU - A match is lit.
Shot 7: LS - The candle is lit and placed down.
Shot 8: ECU - Eye.
Shot 9: ECU - Nose.
Shot 10: ECU - Mouth.
Shot 11: LS - Friends walk over to where Josh's voice is coming from.
Shot 12: CU - iPhone is picked up.
Shot 13: OSS - Video of Josh at a party is watched.
Shot 14: MS - Friends look startled when they hear a sudden noise.
Shot 15: LS - Friends rush back over to Josh's memorial.
Shot 16: CU - The damaged objects are shown in detail.
Shot 17: MS - Their facial expressions are shown to portray feelings.
Shot 18: ELS - The friends are being 'watched' through the trees.
Friday, 1 February 2013
Planning: Mise-en-scene for our opening
As far as Mise-en-scene for our opening, we decided to have very minimal props and costume because we thought that his would be more effective for what we want in our opening.
Props:
Candle and a lighter: We want to use these to show a mark of respect for our victim and will help the audience to get a better understanding of what is happening.
Flowers: Again, to show respect and to help the audience get a better understanding. We aim to get red flowers to represent blood and death.
Photo Frame: This will hold a picture of the victim, that will seem like his family have been there before to how their respects.
Picture of victim: This will either be a school photo or we will create a picture that appears to be a school picture, to show that our victim was young.
Group picture: This will be an ordinary picture of all of the friends sat on a sofa acting as though they are at a party or something.
Crossed out group picture: This will be replaced when the friends go to pick up the phone and will be a sign from the killer that they are next. Their faces will be crossed out along with Deet's.
iPhone: We need an iPhone as that is one of the things that the friends pick up and watch the video.
Video: We need a video of the victim and his friends at a party, that will be playing when the friends pick up the phone.
Costume:
All of our costumes may be slightly changed due to weather conditions when filming
Ellie: For Ellie's costume, we wish to have in casual clothes, but have her be a bit more feminine than Lisa's character, therefore it will determine characteristics and personalities just through the costume because we don't have any dialogue in our opening. The costume will include: Top, jeans, dolly shoes and a coat, however we wish for her to wear a bit more makeup than Lisa. Due to weather conditions, Ellie had to wear trainers.
Tom: For Tom's costume, he will be really casual but with a slight edge, preferably dark clothes, characterising him as a more deep character. This costume will include: Jeans, black top, black coat, trainers and hat.
Lisa: For Lisa's costume we wanted her to be more of a tomboy style, so her costume will include: Jeans, top, trainers and a hoodie. We also want her to wear less makeup than ellie to represent her being the more tomboy out of the two.
Props:
Candle and a lighter: We want to use these to show a mark of respect for our victim and will help the audience to get a better understanding of what is happening.
Flowers: Again, to show respect and to help the audience get a better understanding. We aim to get red flowers to represent blood and death.
Photo Frame: This will hold a picture of the victim, that will seem like his family have been there before to how their respects.
Picture of victim: This will either be a school photo or we will create a picture that appears to be a school picture, to show that our victim was young.
Group picture: This will be an ordinary picture of all of the friends sat on a sofa acting as though they are at a party or something.
Crossed out group picture: This will be replaced when the friends go to pick up the phone and will be a sign from the killer that they are next. Their faces will be crossed out along with Deet's.
iPhone: We need an iPhone as that is one of the things that the friends pick up and watch the video.
Video: We need a video of the victim and his friends at a party, that will be playing when the friends pick up the phone.
Costume:
All of our costumes may be slightly changed due to weather conditions when filming
Ellie: For Ellie's costume, we wish to have in casual clothes, but have her be a bit more feminine than Lisa's character, therefore it will determine characteristics and personalities just through the costume because we don't have any dialogue in our opening. The costume will include: Top, jeans, dolly shoes and a coat, however we wish for her to wear a bit more makeup than Lisa. Due to weather conditions, Ellie had to wear trainers.
Tom: For Tom's costume, he will be really casual but with a slight edge, preferably dark clothes, characterising him as a more deep character. This costume will include: Jeans, black top, black coat, trainers and hat.
Lisa: For Lisa's costume we wanted her to be more of a tomboy style, so her costume will include: Jeans, top, trainers and a hoodie. We also want her to wear less makeup than ellie to represent her being the more tomboy out of the two.
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