8193 - Will Burden

 Evaluation Post

 

Planning

Title Designs (Group)

Credited Roles

Audience Research Analysis (Group)

Titles and Credits Ideas (Group)

Storyboard Animatic (Group)

Pitch Reflection (Group)

Pitch (Group)

Treatment
 
Backstory
 Typography Research (Group)

Storyboard Ideas (Group)

Concept Ideas (Group)
 

Filming

Call Sheet and Risk Assessment (Group)
 
Proof of Obeying the Risk Assessment (Group)

Shooting Feedback

Problem Solving (Group)

Location Recce and Practice Shots Feedback

 Practice Shoot Plan (Group)

Film Schedule (Group)

Practice Shoot Location Recce Pictures

Practice Shoot Location Recce (Group)
 
Practice Horror Shoot Short Film (Group)

Research

Titles Analysis

Institutional Context

Technical Analysis

Sequence Analysis

Opening Sequence Analysis

 

Group Concept Ideas

Moodboard and Analysis of the Thriller Horror Sub-Genre

Zombies and Horror Films

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

#8345 - Dan Wild

Evaluation

Initial Research
Gender Representation
Slasher Sub-Genre Analysis and Mood Board
Nightmare on Elm Street Analysis
Scream Analysis
The Shining Technical Analysis
Institutional Context

Follow Up Research
Opening Titles Research
Group Titles Research
Group Audience Research Analysis

Initial Ideas
Group Concept Ideas
Group Character Development

Production Practice
Group Wilderness Woods Reccie Photos
Group Reccie Write Up
Group Wilderness Woods Short Film

Story Development
Group Backstory
Group Treatment
Group Pitch Prezi
Group Pitch Reflection

Practice Production
Storyboard Ideas
Group Animatic
Group Rough Cut

Production
Call Sheet and Risk Assessment
Group Shooting Feedback
Group Problem Solving

8233 - Ross Galloway

Ross Galloway - 8233

 

Tunbridge Wells Grammar School for Boys

Final Production



Preliminary Task

Evaluation Post

Planning

Title Designs

Credited Roles (Group)

Audience Research Analysis (Group)

Titles and Credits Ideas (Group)

Storyboard Animatic (Group)

Pitch Reflection (Group)

Pitch (Group)

Treatment (Group)

Backstory (Group)

Typography Rough Design

Storyboard Ideas (Group)

Concept Ideas (Group)

Filming

Call Sheet and Risk Assessment (Group)

Proof of Obeying the Risk Assessment

Shooting Feedback (Group)

Problem Solving (Group)

Location Recce and Practice Shots Feedback (Group)

Practice Shoot Plan

Film Schedule

Practice Shoot Location Recce Pictures (Group)

Practice Shoot Location Recce (Group)

Practice Horror Shoot Short Film (Group)

Research

Titles Analysis (Group)

Institutional Context

Technical Analysis

Sequence Analysis

Opening Sequence Analysis

Moodboard and Analysis of the Supernatural Horror Sub-Genre

The History of Horror Research


 

 

RG #8233 Evalutation

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Question 2: How does your media product represent particular social groups?

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Q3: What kind of media institution might distribute your media product and why?

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WB #8193 Evaluation

Q2: How does your media product represent particular social groups?

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DW #8345 Evaluation

 

Title Designs

For our movie opening I decided to create titles using Adobe After Effects at home. I created two possible title ideas using two different fonts. One was much more simple than the other and after discussion with the other members of my group I decided to use the simpler one in our final piece. Below are the two title designs I created:

 

 

The above title sequence is the one we chose to use in our final piece. We believe it suited the sub-genre of our piece more appropriately and felt as though using a more simple, and bare title sequence looked of a more professional quality.

 

 

 

The above video is the other title sequence I created. After discussion with my group, teachers, and other members of the class. We decided not to use this one as it appeared to be more appropriate for a horror television programme that is more light-hearted than our final piece. Therefore, we did not believe it suited the correct codes and conventions for our sub-genre and horror opening.