Evaluation Question 4

Evaluation Question 7

Evaluation Question 5

Evaluation Question 3

Evaluation Question 6

Evaluation Question 2

Evaluation Question 1-draft

Editing stages

Our Kelly Website

Check out or Kelly Website

• candimedia4.wix.com/kelly
  

How We Kept In Contact

We had a group chat to keep in contact with each other so we knew when to meet up and to share anymore ideas.

WEBSITE SOON TO BE PUBLISHED !!

Website is coming out soon where you can find out all the behind scenes and meet the cast. Stay tuned for the release date of the website.

Last Day Of Filming!

Day 2 of Filming

Day 2 of filming was the killing scene. Our shot were tilt ups, long shots, mid shots and over the shoulder shots. We used these shots because we felt it really captured the atmosphere of the scene.

Our next scene will hopefully be the bedroom and bathroom scenes which are the most important in establishing the actual opening. 

Our feedback from this was that while Lily was hanging over the dead boy, it looked as though she was trying to get his blood on her. We decided we may have to re-film this scene again.

Poster for our Film

Timetoast -title credit order

StoryBoard draft 1 with feedback

FEEDBACK

• More detailed - shot types we may use, specific scenes we may use especially the rewind 
• Good story line may be to complexes to accomplish 
• more images- to give a more visual idea 
• use a story line template  

Effect ideas

We found the first one wasn't as effect and what was long for as the horizontal lines was going through our actors faces.

The second was too blurred and found it would strain the audiences eyes to watch.

We found the third blur effect was too soft and dreamy and we wanted to go for a distorted dark feel so we decided to combine the 4th one and make it in black and white to make it more dark and to make it look like the past.

blogging health check 2

18 posts - CFC issued
As you are aware from our discussion you are very far behind in the coursework and you will need to do a lot of work in order to catch up. Have a look at the blogging checklist, see what posts you have completed and get the posts you need to complete done!
2 or 3 good, detailed blog posts per week. Make sure you blog individually, if you have ideas for planning then you can blog about those even if they are not used in the final title sequence.
- Be more creative with the blog design and ICT use
- GIFs will bring your still images to life without having to create videos
- Group posts should reflect the work of 4 people, some posts lack sufficient detail
- Slideshows should be used for lots of photos

Rough Cut Edit 1

After finishing our rough cut, Marisa gave us some feedback on our scenes. To begin with, we need more match cuts and different shots for all or scenes. Because we're being marked on the smoothness and quality of our film, we shouldn't really follow characters and just have many different shots instead.
She gave told us to have Lily fall into a shot, because that would be a good shot for us to have in our film.
There was a shot that Lily went out of the view of the camera. Marisa advised us to reshoot that section.
She also said for our first bedroom scene we shouldn't do a 360 pan, it would be better to just have different shots in the scene.
We will need to figure out a way to integrate titles into our film.

Planning Post 22; Initial Ideas

The Sub-Genre we decided on was YOUTH DRAMA;This is because, we as a group felt that it would much more fun and interesting to create a youth drama as we enjoy many of them such as:

 These films are all centred around conflict as a young adult which is what we wanted to incorporate into our film. 

Our initial plot was to begin the film with the ending and show our protagonist dead or unconscious in a bath. 

As there are only three of us in the group, we wanted to limit the characters in our opening to only one or two. This meant that our social groups that we had to introduce were only going to be troubled teens (the main character).