Evaluation: Question 4

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Evaluation: Question 3

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

Evaluation: Question 2

Evaluation: Question 6

Question 6: What have you learnt about technologies from the process of constructing this product?

Editing: The colour of the image has been edited to a better colour grading, this makes the shot look more proffecional and fit better with our genre. 

Camera: Low angle, this shot shows the audience that the main character has a lot of power, our main character is looking down at the camera to show he is looking down on you (the audience). This shot is set up really well as the composition is out main character with a plain grey brick wall background. We have used rule of thirds really well as you can see in the image above, this creates a lot of tension and we wanted the audience to feel like they was physically getting looked down by out main character.

Sound: Throughout making the opening sequence together we worked out the perfect sounds to out over each shot, as you can see with this shot we wanted the sound to be powerful and thriller. 

Editing: Titles really made this shot, the way they merged in with the wall so it looked like it was written on the wall. Also the way that the writing moved across when out main character walked down the corridor at the scene. 

Camera: The camera moves smoothly as we filmed a moving shot as the camera followed the character as he walked rapidly down the corridor, we set the tri pod at eye level so it made the audience feel like they was at the shot and moving with the character. 

Sound: we really thought about what would make this shot be 10x more thirllery as our main character walked through a dark, industrial, grey brick wall corridor, we picked a thumpy thriller tune that would fit perfect with the tension we was trying to create throughout the sequence.

Editing: The titles really made this shot, the way they mood and camafaldge into the wall which creates a mysterious, detective image towards this certain shot. 

Camera: This angle works really well with the lighting in the background, thenlighnfrom the machinery makes our character a silhouette figure which creates a thriller look. The line from the wall creating a path type angle which you can see is leading our character to the camera. Keeping the camera still at eye shot as our main character walks past is brilliant because after getting closer and closer you start to see his mysterious face emotions which creates suspense and really connects to the audience.

Sound: we really tried to make the sound throughout the sequence work and fit well with everything that was happening on the screen, we wanted the audience to really connect with the sequence and be interested and intrigued to see what the film is about and what happens, sound played a rather large piece of this goal as without sound it wouldn't be no where as good as it is.

Evaluation: Question/activity 1

Evaluation: Question 5

Question 5: How did you appeal to your audience?

Opening- Undercover

Diary Update 12th February

Sound edit- Grade so far (laura)

I have cut the project to get rid of the fade between shots in our film. Today I also found sound and created it on garage band for our project. I done this by finding sound tracks online from website such as Youtube and converted them to itunes. I then dragged the sounds over the film and created it to go with the film and what was happening. For example the footsteps i tried to sync with the actors walking whilst purposely adding other footsteps to show someone else was there creating diegetic sounds throughout the clip. I feel I have improved and moved forward by doing this and will carry on until completed. The editing and colour grading also needs to be completed and we also need to add our last bit of footage and location. I would grade my work this a high level 2/ low level 3 as i haven't yet completed the second half of the clip however i will go and complete soon. 

Grading - Unspoken

EDIT
High level 3, We chose this level due to....

CAMERA
We chose Level 3 because after watching the opening sequence we felt...

SOUND
Level 3 due to we thought the music put over the shots lacked and didn't have that level 4 feeling, the foley was really well done, thats what brought the level right up as the music bringing the level right down.

TITLE
we chose Level 4 for titles due to after the pair of us watched the sequence we thought the titles where high standards,

STORYLINE
for story line we chose high Level 3 due to the sequence having a clear narrative stortyline that stays throughout the sequence.


COLOUR GRADING
High level 3 due to the colour grading settting the thriller atmosphere and creates suspense and mystery.

video meeting

This is our video meeting for flash productions thriller on 29th january 2015, two weeks away from final deadline.

Sound Tracks

Permission to Film - Canary Wharf

Filming Location- London bridge, South Bank & Canary Wharf

Back up location- 2 Woolwich