Friday, 30 March 2012

Evaluation Of Final Project







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Tuesday, 21 February 2012

Thriller Intro Preparation/Planning

 
The sheet below is our initial ideas planning of what we thought our thriller introduction could/should be like. When planning our thriller intro we looked at a variety of: themes, settings, characters, mise-en-scene, sound etc that could be linked to the thriller genre. This process helped us to link up our ideas and put together a plott for the opening sequence/intro.


We also researched into psychological thrillers as we thought we could use that genre for our own thriller.







After this we decided on the psychological thriller genre, and began to create a plot and script.





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Thriller opening script (first draft) - "The Vision"

By Jamie, Michael, Emma and Helena

Throughout the opening the titles will be appearing in the bottom right hand corner. At the end the main title will fade onto the screen.

(Craig is in bed, in a dark bedroom) Slow zoom camera shot

(Sudden panicked facial expressions) Fades into vision

(Woodland) Aerial shot of Craig dead, (Voices whispering warnings) Panning shot of surrounding area

(Returns to dark bedroom) close-up shot of Craig’s facial expressions (Craig is sweating/panicking) Zooms out for a wide shot (Gets out of bed and paces, he is frantically looking for something)

Medium shot (Craig falls to his knees and then it fades into another vision)

(Craig is running away from something in the woods) Over the shoulder shot of Craig looking behind him, followed by a long-shot of Craig running towards the camera

(Craig wakes up back into normal reality, however he is in the forest of his visions)

(Craig wakes up standing still) Eye level shot of Craig looking very confused (Craig looks around frantically) (Whispering voices)

(Craig starts to sprint as fast as he can) Slanted camera angle, footsteps made louder on crunching of leaves. Side shot of Craig’s legs. Wide shot, fast changing camera shots.

(Craig starts hitting himself and shouting to try and get out of the vision, however he is stuck) Long shot of Craig then zoom into a medium shot. Fades to black, title screen appears “The Vision”.


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We later made some changes to the script here is the completed version: