Friday, 14 February 2014
Anomatic Storyboard
We created out anomatic storyboard using Adobe premiare elements 10. Catherin sketched each individual shot, I then wrote the descriptions of what music and dialogue we want in each shot and also how long we want each shot to last. We found creating the storyboard fairly easy, all we really needed to do was cut down the length of each shot to be the exact length of time we need it to be for the real shots we will use when editing. Creating the storyboard is handy for reffering back to when we need to edit our film as it shows the length of each shot, therefore when editing we can cut down each shot to the length of time we need. The whole anomatic storyboard lasts for , we kept our storyboard within the time limit required for the whole film. We managed this task efficiently so therefore we can now start out editing as we have a completed anomatic storyboard to reffer back to.
Shot List - Updated
In general each shot went the way we planned for it to go however we have made a few changes to how we want each shot to appear. However we had various issues with timing which affected how each shot went. For example two of us weren't free leading up to christmas, therefore this meant that we had to film after christmas. We needed to have christmas lights in the background of our midshots and for our establishing shots. We had an issue with the christmas lights from building to building, these were the main Christmas lights in the streets and this is what Lauren will reffer to in the monologue with the first line being 'Every year I see these Chrtistmas lights...' We needed these lights for our establishing shot, we found that they were still up however when it got dark they were not switched on. This made us reconsider our shots, we decided to film several shots of any other Christmas lights we could find, these shots would be short and would feature at the start of the film. We also decided to only do one shot of Lauren walking up the street, this was because it was getting dark very quickly so therefore we wanted to make sure that we had enough time to film all of the other shots. Another change was the shallow focus effect we had planned to use to film the Christmas lights, we attempted to create this effect but unfortunately the camera would not focus. The Christmas lights were not on in the streets so we decided to bot use this shot because it would it be effective.
Test Titles - Final Choice
Our final choice on the title of our film is the one above. The font is called papyrus and we made the first letter of each word bold. This, to us makes it stand out more. The colour we chose was sort of a dirty white. We chose this because it is very simple, and it will stand out over the top of the scene we want to play it over. We like this title because it is simple yet effective. The font type is very gentle but also quite mysterious, linking very well to our film.
Sunday, 2 February 2014
Research and planning provisional mark
Name of student: Molly
Jenkins
Done?
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Comment/target
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RESEARCH
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Genre Research and mind-maps
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Yes
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Uploaded YouTube videos of openings - analysed
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You just need to do one more
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Opening titles analysed in detail – font researched
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Questionnaire good research – screen grabs of similar
films with titles you like would be good too – with a comment detailing why
they are effective, why you like them and maybe how you would go about
creating them
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Uploaded YouTube videos of similar genre openings analysed
in detail
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You just need to do one more
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Costume and location research – google earth and pictures
you’ve taken.
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Yes
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Could you upload some images of the costumes you discuss in
your post?
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Actors and props photos and interviews
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Couldn’t see any?
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Soundtrack research (non-copyright music)
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Yes
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Great evidence of an ongoing process
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Audience Research and Profiling (typical audience member
and similar films)
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Yes
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Institution research (Paramount etc)
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Yes
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Certificate research
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Yes
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PLANNING
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Own film idea brainstorm
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Yes
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Own film treatment
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Yes
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Relevant Online Tutorials and Comment
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Yes
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Documenting of influences on production
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Yes
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Shot lists
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Shot type evaluations are great – could you upload the
shot from your storyboard so there is visual representation too? It would
then be a really detailed storyboard too (you’d still need to upload an
animatic storyboard too though)
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Consideration of
representation in your film and stereotyping – use theory from G325.
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Yes
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Questionnaire (and feedback) Get some feedback on your
initial ideas!
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Yes
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Diary of
filming/editing etc with photos and screen grabs
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Yes
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Mood board
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Yes
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Good, detailed comments
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Script
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No
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Practice titles created and uploaded
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Yes
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Storyboard – animatic.
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NO
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Time Management Schedule
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Yes
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Research and
planning mark scheme:
Level 2
8–11 marks
Planning and research evidence may be partially incomplete;
There is basic research into similar products and a potential target
audience;
There is basic organisation of actors, locations, costumes or props;
There is basic work on shotlists, layouts, drafting, scripting or
storyboarding;
There is a basic level of care in the presentation of the research and
planning;
Time management may not be good.
Level 3
12–15 marks
Planning and research evidence will be complete;
There is proficient research into similar products and a potential
target audience;
There is proficient organisation of actors, locations, costumes or
props;
There is proficient work on shotlists, layouts, drafting, scripting or
storyboarding;
There is a good level of care in the presentation of the research and
planning;
Time management is good; there is a schedule of filming
There is no
animatic storyboard and/or mood board
Level 4
16–20 marks
Planning and research evidence will be complete and detailed;
There is excellent research into similar products and a potential target
audience;
There is excellent organisation of actors, locations, costumes or props;
There is excellent work on shotlists, layouts, drafting, scripting or
storyboarding;
There is an excellent level of care in the presentation of the research
and planning;
Time management is excellent.
Research and
planning mark 15/20 Level
3
Molly
– as soon as the tasks are all complete, your mark will be in level 4 quality.
I’m very impressed with the efforts you went to to record your monologue – well
done! Your documenting of it also ensures that the journey you have undertaken is
clear, which is essential.
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