Lily Hawkins A2 Media Coursework 2014
Wednesday, 5 March 2014
Evaluation Question 1
"In what ways does your media product use, develop, or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?"
Tuesday, 4 March 2014
Post 38: Our Group Roles
Myself, Georgia and Danny have worked alongside each other both with Post and Pre Production for our short film The Cheat:
Storyboard Post -
Myself.
Shot List -
Myself.
Changes of final script -
Georgia.
Costume and make up -
Georgia.
Location Recce -
Danny.
Risk Assessment -
Danny.
Storyboard Post -
Myself.
Shot List -
Myself.
Changes of final script -
Georgia.
Costume and make up -
Georgia.
Location Recce -
Danny.
Risk Assessment -
Danny.
The making and production of the script -
Myself and Georgia.
The Directing of the film -
Myself and Georgia.
Filming -
Georgia (majority) and myself.
Double Page Spread -
myself.
Film Posters -
Each done individually on our blog.
Post 37: Final Film The Cheat
Below is our final version of our short film 'The Cheat' with the changes made from my previous feedback.
Tuesday, 25 February 2014
Post 36: Audience Feedback
In order to gain feedback I previewed our short film to my sister. My sister would be a member of our typical target audience of whom we wish to aim our short film at. Below I have inserted a video of her feedback as well as ways in which I am going to suggest changes to our film.
-Soundtrack:
The soundtrack was a convenient way of creating an emotive sense to our short story and presenting an overall mood and tone for the short film.
-Camera Shot:
The influence of 'zooming'. For example, the zoom of the door as it closes and Poppy leaves the room. Allows the audience to feel part of the situation.
-Texting Shot:
The use of the conversational shot allowed our audience to get a sense of familiarity within the characters day to day lives. Encourages an in depth understanding.
-Voiceover:
Allows our short film to appear more emotional and greater understanding is maintained.
Positives of our short film from feedback:
The soundtrack was a convenient way of creating an emotive sense to our short story and presenting an overall mood and tone for the short film.
-Camera Shot:
The influence of 'zooming'. For example, the zoom of the door as it closes and Poppy leaves the room. Allows the audience to feel part of the situation.
-Texting Shot:
The use of the conversational shot allowed our audience to get a sense of familiarity within the characters day to day lives. Encourages an in depth understanding.
-Voiceover:
Allows our short film to appear more emotional and greater understanding is maintained.
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