Showing posts with label Title Sequence Plan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Title Sequence Plan. Show all posts

Sunday, 10 April 2016

Production Log

This is the Production log we sued to keep track on when and where we will be filming. In then end we didn't rely on this as we already new the dates and what we needed as well we constantly reminded each other when we will next be filming through our group chat.

Saturday, 9 April 2016

Feedback Sheet's





These are the feedback sheets we were given by the rest of the groups and teachers based on the showing of the first draft.

We received mostly positive feedback about the setting and time lapse being a good idea. The most common negatives being the fact that some of the shots were to shaky which we already new once re watching the shots so we have already begun re filming the shaky shots.

The other advice we where is that the shot inside doesn't have enough items, especially for someone who is supposed to be hiding out. We have re filmed this scene however it didn't turn out well so we have decided to leave and instead Sinead recommend to put a filter on it to make it less simplistic.



Typography

 
This is the collection of fonts we have started to look at and are deciding what to use. As well as this the placement of the text. We have our favourites but we want to wait for the opinions of the teachers and students when it comes to the showing of our first draft.

Friday, 8 April 2016

Pitch

My group has made a successful pitch on our spy film Agent X. The pitch features information on the plot, as well as sub plot. Including this we have also picked the actors that would play the different roles in the film. We have Morgan Freeman, Michael Caine, Daisy Ridley and Josh Bowman. In our pitch we used a budget of £50 million after discussion and advice we have changed it to around the £100 million mark. Are target audience is males around the age of 16-40, roughly. The occupation includes anything from students to the people who are earning a lot of money, the second to top social class.

The pitch itself went alright. We didn't have the greatest of planning so we just jumped in to different parts so there wasn't an awkward pause in the middle of the pitch.


Audience Profile



This the audience profile we have made for our film. The people will feel who will watch our film we teenagers as well as adults. Spy films are always seen as being classy as well as having a lot of action, which applies to Agent X.

The film will mostly target the male genre being that most males like spy and action films with the secondary audience being older men as well as females.

The psychographics of the film are a variety of people, those who go to see an action film and just enjoy and also those who go to appreciate the film. This film is both for those who go and see the film on their own and in social gatherings, to be enjoyed with a group of friends or family.

The film will be targeted to the heterosexual males as that is what the man audience of action and pay films tends to be.

 The income will range from students who have no and those who work on saturdays to adults who working seven days a week and earning £18 thousand a year plus.




Storyboard

 This is the story board our group has made. We feel that the final title sequence will have changed a lot compared to this but this is a good starting point and good way to see our ideas in a picture format.


 







Spy Ideas


Title Sequence Ideas For Genre


Wednesday, 6 April 2016

The Genre

As a group we have decided to pick the genre or sub genre of spy. This is because we all like spy films such as James Bond and the Bourne franchise. We have also decided to do spy as the main focus point of spy films is British intelligence, being that we live in London we thought filming round the MI6 building would be a perfect spot for our spy film.

Tuesday, 8 March 2016

Location Shots

These are the shots that were took to give us an idea of the location sand what the shots look like on the camera. The shots are also done when its bright and daylight as that is the type of weather that we want for our title sequence.


















Soundtrack Options


Soundtrack Options


Soundtrack 1

Soundtrack 2

Soundtrack 3
https://audionetwork.lgfl.org.uk/production-music/all-to-play-for_28071.asp

As a group we have decided to pick soundtrack 3 as the music to use in our title sequence. We have listened to all three careful and feel that soundtrack 3 most suits the pacing and style of our title sequence. The song initially starts of slow paced as we begin to show British iconogrpahy and then it picks up as we begin to show close ups of different objects to the character and spy genre such as guns and passports.