Order the web-log so that the film is the
last entry, then the evaluation questions in order and then research and
planning.
Research/planning
You have location recce with photos. Role allocation synopsis, mind map cast,
schedule, the script needs to show
conventions of scriptwriting in layout
and screen direction.
When discussing target audience use
audience theory such as uses and gratification and demographics. Use the You-gov
web-site to really explore a target audience
You discuss why you changed your idea and
need to make this a focus of the evaluation
You need a new storyboard and thorough
planning
Go through the answers for the evaluation
and add to them for the new one. Explain
that you have made two separate ones.
In terms of the film there is good
continuity at the start of the opening sequence with a range of shots interior
and exterior including an establishing shot..
Show this camera direction in your script. Appropriate titles and use of sound to evoke
atmosphere. A range of shot types and
distances are edited with good pace with clear continuity. There are some nice touches with sound and
editing which create eerie noises and enhance certain shots.
Weaknesses include the fact is all shot in
one house whereas your previous film used exterior shots which showed skill
filming movement. Could you merge the two films at all? Shots going upstairs
are quite dark and could be cut although I understand this is building tension
they could be quicker and tighter. The title of the film pops up during this
and may be more effective at the start.
Research should have provided a template for an opening sequence, confidence
with the form is still shaky in some respects rather than feeling intuitive.
The titles all need to happen at the start of the piece and then get into the
narrative. Need to consider lighting in some shots. The narrative seems to peter out at the end. You need to make it
clear that there is a boy at the top of the stairs.
Put a Warner Brothers and the Skeleton
Productions logo at the start
Put titles at the start
Talk about showing an audience and seeing
if the idea of a second child works.
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