Monday, 21 March 2016
Saturday, 19 March 2016
Props
Friday, 18 March 2016
Editing
To edit our title sequence we used final cut pro we collected all of the clips that we filmed and put them all together.We had a limit of the sequence not being over two minutes and we had over 3 and a half minutes of footage.We decided to cut out scenes that did not really have as much of a place or scenes that the title sequence could work and make sense without.This concluded in us cutting scenes such as a bar scene that we were planning soon using for the end of the title sequence but then decided not to.Cutting down he footage also meant that we were met with some problems which meant we had to re film so prices so they wren shorter and also so it was easier to keep to the time limit we had been set.We also encountered the problem of the title sequence looking a lot like a trailer for a film so we needed to cut up the clips and cut out some of the details so it seemed like less of a trailer and more like a title sequence to keep with our brief.
Thursday, 17 March 2016
Storyboard
Tuesday, 15 March 2016
Thriller codes and conventions
Thriller codes and conventions.
The codes and conventions of a thriller film include building tension until you get to the main part of the story.It includes the protagonists trying to fix a problem whilst the antagonist is trying to cause more issues for them. The aim of the protagonist is to restore justice to the storyline.Thrillers usually include such factors as a low lighting,fast cuts and usually include music which makes the audience feel tension. Montague is also a common feature of thriller films as it shows a quick succession of clips in a short period of time. The antagonist character is often kept secret all and discovered at a later point of the film to keep the audience interested and to add some mystery to the film. The story line will include many twists and turns so that the audience are not sure what is coming next.It will be unpredictable so that the guidance are not sure what will happen next.
Close up shots of the protagonist will be used to show the characters emotions and body language as this is an important factor of moving the story along in thrillers.Many thrillers will also include dark and quick shots of the antagonist as to not reveal their identity. Cross cutting is also a main part of the editing of the title sequence as it gives different ideas and character feelings.
Close up shots of the protagonist will be used to show the characters emotions and body language as this is an important factor of moving the story along in thrillers.Many thrillers will also include dark and quick shots of the antagonist as to not reveal their identity. Cross cutting is also a main part of the editing of the title sequence as it gives different ideas and character feelings.
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