Shoot The Messenger
https://audionetwork.lgfl.org.uk/show-production-results.aspx?stype=4&keywords=shoot+the+Messenge
Walking The Dog
https://audionetwork.lgfl.org.uk/show-production-results.aspx?stype=4&keywords=Walking+The+Dog
Yeah Boy
https://audionetwork.lgfl.org.uk/show-production-results.aspx?stype=4&keywords=Yeah+Baby
Maybe Not Now
https://audionetwork.lgfl.org.uk/show-production-results.aspx?stype=4&keywords=Maybe+Not+Now
Tuesday, 24 January 2012
Final Poster

Above is the final poster for our film. We have kept all the features used on the mock-up but this time we have used our own images. We took a photo of our star of the film in front of a green screen then cropped it our on photoshop. I really like the outcome of the poster as it uses all the right conventions but also look slick and professional.
20/01/12
In today's lesson we were able to achieve our target and shoot the shots we planned to do in the previous lesson. We discovered that it was easier to shoot with a script aswell as this includes a more organised shooting plan, this avoided a lot of mistakes and kept us on track unlike last time. With the help from our teacher, we where able to keep expanding and improving our intital ideas and therefore make our final title sequeces of a high standard.
Title Sequence Script
Ronald: Grade ‘A’ Killer
Scene 1
The film opens in a dark room where all is seen is a beam of light vaguely highlighting a young boy’s face. His facial expression indicates that he is watching something but the audience is unclear about what exactly is happening. There voice about halfway into the shot…
Voice: I am feed up with all these perfetic excuses, you have had me wrapped round you little finger for too long…
In the next shot, we are shown the point of view of the character in the dark room peering through a tiny gap where, what looks like, a door opening. We can now see clearly a classroom where a teacher is standing over a student. The student voice cries…
Student: Please I didn’t want it to go on for this long, I just need the answers. That’s all, you understand right?
Teacher: Sure I do (sarcastic), this was all one big misunderstanding. You haven’t turned my life into living hell or anything, I’m just going to let you just walk on out of this room without you being punished…
Student: Yes please just let me go… (Almost crying)
Teacher: Well actually I’m not going to let you go, but I am going to make sure you pay for every bit of misery you caused me. This will be the end for you…
Student: Please I don’t what to die all that stupid stuff I did, I’m sorry…
Teacher: Well that isn’t good enough.
Now we are back to the dark room where we again see the mysterious outline of this young boy where suddenly we are submerged in darkness until the light is turned on to reveal a young smart school boy in his school uniform. He is panicking…
School Boy:(in his head) Oh crap what the hell is happening, more to the point why is it happening to me. I’ve never done anything bad to anyone. Snap out of it Ronald, you need to save that student, you can’t just stand in here and listen to him get beaten to death. I need to find a weapon…
(We then see Ronald vigorously searching through the shelves)
Ronald: Roll of Paper; not the most strong weapon maybe something a little harder, Spray can; not good enough I’ll only be able to get one hit, Lamp; not my ideal weapon but light, this will have to do.
Then we are back to the classroom where the young student is curled up in the corner. The teacher is stand away from the student still shouting fears demands…
Teacher: Right you avoiding this anymore, you are going to die today and there nothing that you cunning mind can do about it…
Then suddenly Ronald appears behind the teacher with his weapon raised high, he has angry face swings for the teacher and just before impact…FREEZE
TITLE SEQUENCE
Ronald: I bet you are curiously wondering how a little small time geek like me ended up in an epic fight for survival, well my started like any day in the small crappie town of Welling, where my life is normal and boring and nothing really exciting happens. I thought I would have to spend my entire life here; well that’s what I thought…
Ronald: As you can see my life is pretty average, there’s nothing special about it, but that’s all about to change, a soon as I step through the gates of Wellington Secondary school…
BACK TO FREEZE
Then we are back to where we left with Ronald about to swing for the teacher when there’s a knock at the door…
Student at Door: Sir, can look at this essay that was due for tomorrow but I wanted to make sure it was all oookkaayy… (Shocked face)
17/01/12
In today's lesson we took the time to look over the footage that we had and began to decide what needed to be re-shot and what was okay. We discovered that the shot we took when filming in our school location did not look as good as we expected when edited together due to lack of preparation. We decided to re shoot as soon as possible to get the best achieved shot. The main part of the lesson was about how to use the editing software Final Cut Pro on the iMac's. We where given a basic principles tutorial to really get to grips with using it. We then got given the chance to start playing about with the software. I struggle at first on how to use the software but my skills became stronger after practising on a practise clip.
13/01/12
In todays lesson we began our first shooting session and suceeded with filming some of the shots form our storyboard. This was working well until a few changes had to be made to our film but also our storyboard due to the narrative structure and the flow. We were considering better ways that the original shots could be adapted to broadcast different meaning that could be interpreted in a easier way for audience members. This was our first real step in the production side of the coursework and we now know how hard it is to film but also how enjoyable it is.
Thursday, 12 January 2012
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