Showing posts with label Asher. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Asher. Show all posts

Friday, 28 January 2011

Audience Feedback


  1. What did you think was particularly successful about our film?
  2. What would you change?
  3. Who do you think the target audience is? Do you think we are reaching out target audience? Please comment.
  4. Where do you think you would find a film like ours? (websites, cinema, TV, etc)

Monday, 24 January 2011

Final Film Poster


For the final poster in comparison to all our ideas, we used the poem as a background and blurred out the words so the title will be more in focus and enlarged. Some of the words are bolded compared to others such as "stressful" and "known" which can reflect what kind of film it will be.

There are a few things that need to be included still. We do still need to include the tagline and also the production name. We need to plan to go back onto Photoshop and put that at the bottom of the cast's name.

Friday, 5 November 2010

Group Animatic



Currently, I am doing the groups animatic.
 We are using the animatic as a mock-up for our final outcome. I have uploaded photos that I've taken of the storyboard onto iMovie, I then added each shot onto the timeline. This will help us see what changes need to be made. We plan to add a voice over and music to our animatic, to give us a clearer view of what the whole film, once completed with sound will look like.

Thursday, 21 October 2010

Target Audience

 Target Audience


Our target audience is males and females of all ethnicities, between the ages of 16-24. We feel that this is the audience best suited to our film because they are people at the age where they can empathise and possibly relate to our characters situation.  This is also an age where they would be interested in finding out more about teens the same age as them that are dealing with issues that they do not know a lot about. 


From our questionnaire, we received feedback from an age range of 16 - 17 year olds. The most preferred genre that our audience chose was Social Realism followed by Drama which works perfectly with our film. When asked about the biggest impact on modern day society, we got back feedback upon a various amount of issues such as drugs, recession and politics.


Target Audience Mood Board

Friday, 15 October 2010

Ideas

Our Film Ideas

Our initial ideas after reading our brief and seeing the photograph were things like darkness, loneliness, seclusion and the idea of being trapped. We divided the themes into how we could portray them in film, e.g, which ones would be documentary's and which ones would be fiction pieces. We all then decided to pick one idea that we each liked and share it with the group.

Most of us liked the idea of being trapped. We decided to do another brainstorm with the word 'Trapped' as the center idea. We came up with lots of situations, ideas and words associated with being trapped. We thought about what kind of character would be involved and decided to do it on who a teenager can be trapped in their everyday life.

We discussed the many different ways in which one person can be trapped and wrote them down.

A person can be trapped because:
  • Clothes
  • Race
  • School
  • Time (Being restricted, e.g having to be home at a certain time.)
  • Age
  • Knowledge
  • Friends
  • Status
  • Phobias
  • Speech
  • Gender
  • Sexuality

We came to the conclusion that we wanted our film to be about a teen who felt he was restricted in life, trapped, due to everyday situations, and how how he viewed the world.

We were inspired to have our charcter document a day in his life, with a narrative voiceover, by the short film 'Slip of the Tounge'.




We liked the style of the voiceover of this film. We decided to apply some of the ideas to our own short film. We wanted the audience to hear what the character thought about what was happening as the audience see it.