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The document outlines initial plans for a student film project, including choosing the thriller genre to keep audiences engaged. It discusses using camera movements to create tension and focusing on editing skills. It proposes including a clock as a prop but not making it central. Locations on campus will be scouted to film someone going through their day, with night scenes shot in a nearby alley requiring a mask, gun and car props already owned. Fast forwarding will create a time-lapse loop. Only one character is needed so casting should be easy.
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1. initial plans sf 2017
The document outlines initial plans for a student film project. It discusses choosing the thriller genre to keep audiences engaged. The student wants to focus on camera work and editing, though has little experience. A clock prop will be included occasionally without being central. Color and mood boards show darker tones to suit the thriller genre. Locations on and near campus will be used to film a character going through their day and then in a dark alley at night. Only basic props like a gun, mask, and car are needed which the student already has. The character will be shown in a time-lapse to create a loop, like they are repeating the same actions. Developing one main character keeps casting simple. More work is needed to refine the
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The document outlines initial plans for a short film involving action and special effects. It includes mind maps and mood boards covering camera shots, techniques, props, costumes, locations, and a story outline. The mood boards analyze tone and provide inspiration for achieving the right mood through colors, lighting, and imagery. The plans aim to create suspense and surprise through techniques like dolly zooms and by showing the protagonist's reaction to discovering an intruder that turns out to be a surprise party.
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Samuel Schoettner plans to create a trailer for a horror film about a plague doctor who tortures people for revenge. He wants the trailer to sync graphic violence with upbeat music to create an intense and psychotic tone. Samuel will make a costume and polished silver axe prop and film at appropriate locations using fake blood. He aims to achieve realism and authenticity through costume, makeup, and attention to detail. Posters will feature the protagonist or victims and be appropriately graphic for public spaces. Samuel is excited for creative freedom on this project.
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Jack plans to make a short comedy film involving a teleportation device. He will use a duo of main characters like in the movies in his mood board which feature pairs working together. The mood board influences him to use lighter colors and different character types that complement each other. He will study camera shots, slapstick comedy techniques, and research how to use the camera. He will survey students and use YouGov to research audiences. Locations will include college corridors and hopefully a classroom for the scene finding the teleporter.
Why i created a genre mood board
The author created a genre mood board to help decide which film genre to work on. They looked at recently released comedies, romances, horrors and actions films to understand each genre's conventions. This helped the author realize action would be too difficult due to a lack of props, and comedy may not appeal to all viewers' senses of humor. While romance would be easy, the author prefers something more abstract. They concluded horror would best suit their dark mind and ability to create dark thoughts, allowing them to experiment freely if done correctly.
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Samuel Schoettner plans to create a trailer for a horror film about a plague doctor who tortures people for revenge. He wants the trailer to sync graphic violence with upbeat music to create an intense and psychotic tone. Samuel will make a costume and polished silver axe prop and film at appropriate locations using fake blood. He aims to achieve realism and authenticity through costume, makeup, and attention to detail. Posters will feature the protagonist or victims and be appropriately graphic for public spaces. Samuel is excited for creative freedom on this project.
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Why i created a genre mood board
The author created a genre mood board to help decide which film genre to work on. They looked at recently released comedies, romances, horrors and actions films to understand each genre's conventions. This helped the author realize action would be too difficult due to a lack of props, and comedy may not appeal to all viewers' senses of humor. While romance would be easy, the author prefers something more abstract. They concluded horror would best suit their dark mind and ability to create dark thoughts, allowing them to experiment freely if done correctly.
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The document proposes a game called "Chamber of Destiny" targeted towards teenagers and young adults. It would be a hack and slash action RPG focused on character classes and abilities. The game aims to have a dark, moody aesthetic inspired by Diablo, Path of Exile, and Destiny 2 to create an eerie atmosphere. Daily evaluations would track progress and help troubleshoot any issues.
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01.) Contextual Research
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1. initial plans sf 2017 tl
The document outlines initial plans for a 60-90 second short film. It discusses potential genres of horror, action, mystery or comedy. It notes the author's strengths in using cameras and acting but lack of directional skills. Potential characters, costumes, and locations are listed, including a hockey mask, leather jacket, cargo trousers, tracksuit, and woodland, house, and street settings. Research needs are also noted around techniques, low light equipment use, and Foley sound effects.
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7. evaluation (1)
The document summarizes a student's personal project evaluating the production process of a horror film trailer. In the research section, the student analyzed horror films for ideas on lighting, setting, and style. Planning helped structure the trailer, but the student struggled to complete a third idea on time and was only able to finish a DVD cover and poster instead of the intended trailer. Peer feedback noted stretched characters on the cover and unused spaces that could have included more details. The student agreed more filling out of spaces was needed but disagreed more details could have been added to their explanations.
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This document outlines the planning for a short silent film. It will use two contrasting locations: a plain white room representing an asylum, and a busy city. The costumes and lack of props in the white room are meant to portray a minimal, basic life. Shots of the main character will show their troubled demeanor, while city shots showcase everyday life. Auditions will be held to cast the role of the solitary main character. Mood and emotion will be conveyed through facial expressions, body language, and non-verbal sound/music. The shooting schedule starts with establishing the character in the white room through long and close-up shots.
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02.) Contextual Research #1
George Wetton is deciding on a film project for his final major production. He was initially going to continue with a horror film called "Lost in Communication" that was inspired by his previous project. However, he decided to scrap that idea and do something more experimental that utilizes what he has learned. He considered doing a sci-fi film but felt he needed a bigger budget. He ultimately decided to do a film adaptation of a book he has been writing. Wetton plans to research film directors and their styles to inform his own experimental techniques for shots, lighting, sound, and editing. He will focus on a formalist style for his project while keeping within the mood he wants to set.
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1. initial plans(2)
This document provides an analysis of the key influencers and mood boards that will inspire the creator's film trailer project. The mood boards include screenshots from films like Shutter Island and Sixth Sense that showcase tight shots of actors to reveal facial expressions. They also include imagery around serial killers to inspire a film about the topic. The analyses indicate influences on lighting, color palettes, and shot composition from the mood boards. Key influences discussed are the complex narratives and ambiguous endings of Christopher Nolan films, the sense of alien worlds from E.T. and unique settings from Saving Private Ryan. The paranoia and deception in The Departed and Shutter Island are also noted as influences.
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Development pro forma
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(1) There once lived an elderly shoemaker named Thomas and his wife Sarah. Though Thomas worked very hard at his craft, he struggled to earn enough money to support himself and his wife. One day, Thomas had used all of his leather and funds to make one last pair of shoes.
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(1) There once lived an elderly shoemaker named Thomas and his wife Margaret. Though they worked hard, times were difficult and they struggled to earn enough money to survive.
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The document discusses the student's initial plans, mood boards, and key influences for their film trailer project. For their mood boards, the student selected images from films they admire to inspire the look, shots, and color palettes of their trailer. Their mood boards will influence the visual style and tone of the final product. Key filmmaker influences discussed are Christopher Nolan, Steven Spielberg, Martin Scorsese, Alfred Hitchcock, Ridley Scott, and Robert Zemeckis. The student aims to incorporate elements of mystery, tension-building, and character-focused storytelling from these directors into their trailer. Cinematic photography will also serve as a visual influence.
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Development pro forma
The document provides an evaluation of several digital graphic narrative assignments completed by the student. For each assignment, the student summarizes what they liked about their work and how they could improve. The assignments included creating images using basic shapes, rotoscoping, incorporating film quotes, experimenting with text effects, applying a comic book filter, telling a photo story, an illustration, and developing a narrative environment. The student provided thoughtful critiques on how they could strengthen visual elements, styles, details, and overall cohesion for each piece.
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7. evaluation
The document provides an evaluation of the production process for an animation created by the author. It discusses the research, planning, time management, technical qualities, aesthetic qualities, audience appeal, and peer feedback received on the animation. For research, the author notes they had to estimate details for one character due to lack of reference material. For planning, mood boards and character mockups helped but more planning could have improved realism. Time constraints prevented adding more details. Peer feedback praised the sword clashes and character designs but noted the animation needed improvements to be smoother and longer. The author agrees more polish was needed to better convey the story.
01.) Contextual Research
George Wetton is deciding on a film project for his final major production. He was initially going to continue with a horror film called "Lost in Communication" that was inspired by his previous project. However, he decided to scrap that idea and do something more experimental that utilizes what he has learned. He considered doing a sci-fi film but felt he did not have enough budget or original ideas. He ultimately decided to make a film adaptation of a book he has been writing so he can establish how the characters may look on screen. Wetton intends to research different directors' styles and techniques to inform his own experimental filmmaking approach. He will focus on elements like shots, mise-en-scene, sound, angles, color
1. initial plans sf 2017 tl
The document outlines initial plans for a 60-90 second short film. It discusses potential genres of horror, action, mystery or comedy. It notes the author's strengths in using cameras and acting but lack of directional skills. Potential characters, costumes, and locations are listed, including a hockey mask, leather jacket, cargo trousers, tracksuit, and woodland, house, and street settings. Research needs are also noted around techniques, low light equipment use, and Foley sound effects.
Editing my poster
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02.) Contextual Research #1
George Wetton is deciding on a film project for his final major production. He was initially going to continue with a horror film called "Lost in Communication" that was inspired by his previous project. However, he decided to scrap that idea and do something more experimental that utilizes what he has learned. He considered doing a sci-fi film but felt he needed a bigger budget. He ultimately decided to do a film adaptation of a book he has been writing. Wetton plans to research film directors and their styles to inform his own experimental techniques for shots, lighting, sound, and editing. He will focus on a formalist style for his project while keeping within the mood he wants to set.
5. pre production (interactive)(1)
This document provides details on the pre-production for an animated project. It includes descriptions of the planned art style which will take inspiration from Deltarune and have colorful backgrounds. Character designs and descriptions are provided, including the main character Ztone and enemies. Interface elements like text boxes and a logo concept are shown. The document also outlines the software and resources needed, potential issues and contingency plans, a schedule, and a list of sound effects required.
1. initial plans(2)
This document provides an analysis of the key influencers and mood boards that will inspire the creator's film trailer project. The mood boards include screenshots from films like Shutter Island and Sixth Sense that showcase tight shots of actors to reveal facial expressions. They also include imagery around serial killers to inspire a film about the topic. The analyses indicate influences on lighting, color palettes, and shot composition from the mood boards. Key influences discussed are the complex narratives and ambiguous endings of Christopher Nolan films, the sense of alien worlds from E.T. and unique settings from Saving Private Ryan. The paranoia and deception in The Departed and Shutter Island are also noted as influences.
Media presentation - Improved.
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Development pro forma
Here is a revised script with more details about the characters:
(1) There once lived an elderly shoemaker named Thomas and his wife Sarah. Though Thomas worked very hard at his craft, he struggled to earn enough money to support himself and his wife. One day, Thomas had used all of his leather and funds to make one last pair of shoes.
(2) That evening, exhausted from his work, Thomas cut out the leather for the shoes he planned to make the next day. Before going to bed, he said a prayer, hoping his skills would improve so that he may earn a living.
(3) The next morning, Thomas was shocked to discover that overnight, tiny elves had come and finished
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(2) One night, Thomas had only enough leather left to make one last pair of shoes. Exhausted, he said his prayers and went to sleep, leaving the uncut leather by his workbench.
(3) When Thomas awoke the next morning, he was amazed to find a perfectly crafted pair of shoes sitting on the table. The fine stitching and attention to detail were unlike anything he had made before.
(4) That day, a customer named John
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Adam Lepard proposes creating a horror film scene or trailer exploring the theme of love and relationships going wrong. He intends to twist Romeo and Juliet into a modern cult gathering disguised as a party. For his FMP, he will film one scene. He researches films like Climax, Romeo and Juliet, Midsommar, Suspiria and The Shining for inspiration on style, lighting, music and one-take shots. He will write a screenplay, direct actors, use colored lighting to set mood, create an unsettling original soundtrack and attempt a long take for the scene. Feedback from a survey may influence adjustments to better appeal to horror film audiences.
Fmp pre production
The document discusses plans for the cinematography, editing, props, characters, and music for a film project. It notes that the cinematography will involve colorful lighting in dark settings, which will require careful planning and lighting equipment. Due to lockdowns from COVID-19, the plans have changed and will now involve normal camera angles, editing techniques, and removing the idea of a one-take shot. Editing plans include hiding cuts to change actors and settings while maintaining the one-take illusion, as well as color grading. Props will include homemade cult masks inspired by African, Japanese, and Mexican mask designs. Character designs and motives are outlined for the main characters. Music plans include using a synthesized track created for the
Fmp.research
Adam wants to create a horror film scene or trailer exploring the theme of love going horribly wrong. He plans to twist Romeo and Juliet into a modern cult gathering setting. Key influences include Climax for its oppressive party atmosphere, Romeo and Juliet for its tragic romance elements, Midsommar for its cult aspects, Suspiria for its vibrant lighting and set design, and The Shining for its unsettling atmosphere. For his research, Adam will analyze these films, experiment with lighting, learn music composition, research directing actors, conduct a survey on his concept, and identify his target audience. He has begun writing a screenplay to help direct his scene.
Fmp.research
Adam Lepard wants to create a horror film scene or trailer exploring the theme of love turning to horror. He will focus on the formation of a relationship leading to disaster for the couple. His idea is to twist Romeo and Juliet into a modern cult gathering disguised as a party. In his research, he will look at films like Climax, Romeo and Juliet, Midsommar, Suspiria, and The Shining that have influenced his ideas and style. He will research lighting, music, screenwriting, and directing actors to improve his project.
Production Management Stage 1
The document outlines the production stages for a short film, including idea generation, research, and initial ideas. The proposed story concept involves people who are initially rude to one another, until one day the world loses color and sound. They must then work together to restore it, but fail to learn their lesson and revert to old behaviors. Research was conducted through surveys to help inform creative choices for the film, such as justifying the target audience and story elements. The production plan considers costume design, locations, visual style, and target audience research to effectively convey the moral message of the story through visual storytelling over dialogue.
Production Management Stage 2
The document outlines a proposal for a 5-minute short film about a world that loses color and sound when people are unkind to each other, and only returns to normal when people learn to be nicer. The proposal includes an outline, discussion of the target teenage/young adult audience, fantasy film influences, plans for 2 shooting locations, resource needs, and crew roles. The film will use shifts between color and black-and-white to represent changes in social behavior and teach a lesson about kindness.
Fmp evaluation
- The student evaluated their research, planning, time management, technical qualities, aesthetic qualities, and audience appeal for their horror film trailer and poster project.
- For their research, they looked at fonts, cinematography, and tone of existing horror films to inform their own work. For planning, they storyboarded scenes and selected colors and fonts.
- They felt they managed their time well but could have added more scenes or effects with more time. Technically, they took inspiration from films like The Conjuring and Lights Out.
- Aesthetically, they were pleased with the black and white style but felt dialogue could be improved. For audience appeal, they aimed to attract fans of supernatural horror
01.) Contextual Research
Tim Burton is a notable film director known for his gothic fantasy style seen in films like Edward Scissorhands, Corpse Bride, and Beetlejuice. He developed an interest in filmmaking as a pre-teen, making short films inspired by Dr. Seuss and Roald Dahl. Burton studied character animation and worked for Disney, producing concept art and animation for films. His first live-action short was Vincent, reading a poem about a boy's dream. Burton was later fired from Disney for the too-scary short Frankenweenie. He met composer Danny Elfman while directing Pee-Wee Herman, starting their long collaboration.
Planning
Luke Headland provides an in-depth overview of his planning process for an upcoming short film and accompanying posters. He discusses researching aesthetics, creating mood boards, analyzing shots from other films, scouting locations, and storyboarding scenes. Headland also shares character concepts and designs for the protagonist Daniel and antagonist The Thing. Overall, his thorough planning aims to inspire ideas and ensure each element enhances the quality of the final project.
Edited photgraphy
This document discusses editing three photographs for potential use in marketing a horror film. For the first photo, the editor cropped and changed the temperature to give a cool, blue tone that conveys a sense of something being cold and heartless. For the second photo, the editor added soft focus and darkened the contrast and saturation to make the image appear dull and signify that the film is not associated with happiness or joy. Scratches were also overlaid to indicate the horror genre. The third photo was cropped and had highlights and shadows adjusted to focus on the victim's face which captures fear, drawing the reader in and making them interested in the film.
01.) Contextual research (Unfinished)
This document provides an overview of film director Tim Burton's career and style. It discusses Burton's background and early films, noting his passion for gothic fantasy themes inspired by artists like Dr. Seuss and Roald Dahl. Key films from Burton's career are mentioned, including Beetlejuice, Batman, Edward Scissorhands, and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Burton's recurring collaborations with actors Johnny Depp and composer Danny Elfman are also highlighted. The document analyzes Burton's signature gothic and expressionist visual style, with influences from German expressionism in its dreamlike settings and use of light and shadow.
Media Film Trailer
The document provides details on planning and creating a teaser trailer for a fantasy film. It includes ideas for the plot, conducting market research, storyboarding, costumes, locations, and obstacles faced during filming. It also discusses editing the trailer, such as adding text, transitions, and music selection. The overall goal is to create an engaging teaser trailer that builds tension and intrigues audiences about the upcoming film within the constraints of a low budget production.
Final poster screeshots
This document summarizes the process of creating a film poster for a horror movie titled "Enigma" using Photoshop. The poster was designed around a close-up studio photo of a man that was cropped to remove the background. Effects were added to make one eye red and the skin tone red to convey horror elements. Different fonts were tested for the title before selecting one. Logos for the distributor and audio were added along with the release date in red and credits at the bottom. The final poster incorporates key horror conventions while revealing minimal details about the plot to generate intrigue.
1. initial plans
1. Grace plans to create a psychological thriller trailer as her final media project that focuses on a character with dissociative identity disorder.
2. She wants to portray the character's multiple personalities through distorted voices, jump cuts, and shifts between warm and cold lighting.
3. Grace created mood boards showcasing lighting styles, camera techniques, colors, and poster designs that will help set the unsettling tone for her trailer about a person struggling with their condition.
4. The mood boards show repetition of low-key lighting, close-up shots, and dark colors to create contrast, reflecting the unsettled mood and perspectives she
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The author's ambitious game world draws people in with its striking vision and awesome graphics. The project, called "The Wrath of Kenkalis," involved researching existing games to develop a new and unique concept. Research also helped determine target audiences of 16-22 year olds, with a focus on appealing more to females who enjoy fantasy games. Planning included developing backstories and character scenes to guide the project.
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The Wrath of Kenkalis is a proposed open world fantasy MMORPG set in the world of Twindlephane. Players take on the role of Josh, a man transported to Twindlephane from our world. Josh must team up with companions Dr. Alpin and Melkay to defeat the evil wraith Kenkalis. The game would feature a large explorable world with various environments, quests, dungeons, and enemies. Players can customize Josh and level up different skills as they progress through the story and objective of defeating Kenkalis.
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I am applying to study video game production because I am passionate about video games and animation. I am currently studying Creative Media Production where I have developed skills in software like Premiere Pro and Photoshop. I find that games and animation have a fascinating ability to entertain and affect people, which I want to be a part of. At college I have gained skills in writing, communication, editing, design and camera techniques from working on projects individually and in teams. I hope to gain more experience and work on challenging courses in university to develop both personally and professionally.
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Jay Birkin is applying to university through UCAS. He has achieved a Merit grade in his Level 3 Diploma in Creative Media Production and Technology and is predicted a Merit for his second year. He is considering courses in Games and Digital Media, Video Games Digital Art, Games Design, Filmmaking, and Visual Effects and Animation. The Visual Effects and Animation course at Leeds Beckett University is rated as the most suitable with a 9 out of 10.
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The developer is pitching a new fantasy MMORPG called "The Wrath of Kenkalis". They started with the goal of creating something new in the gaming world and settled on a fantasy genre. The game will follow what the community wants most in the fantasy MMORPG genre. It aims to provide players with hundreds of hours of gameplay. The game is currently in testing on PC and will be sold at a relatively low price of £25 upon full release across all platforms. The primary target audience is 16-22 year olds who have significant gaming experience and prefer this genre.
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This document provides an overview and background for a fantasy MMORPG called "The Wrath of Kenkalis" created by JMB Studios. The game takes place in the parallel world of Twindlephane and follows a character named Josh who is sent there after death to stop the evil wraith Kenkalis from destroying the world. Josh is joined by teammates Dr. Alpin and Melkay as they travel through diverse environments, completing quests and dungeons while battling enemies. Concept art is shown for the characters and sample backgrounds. A team of 10 people would be needed to develop the game, which is planned for a beta phase in 9 months and full release in 1.5 years at a price of £25
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1) Objects that can be collected include ammunition and grenades found around the map, as well as enemy weapons. The architecture includes detailed buildings, trees, rocks, and sandbags that can be used for stealth or cover. The terrain includes any ground surfaces or structures that can be stood on.
2) The main playable character is Karl Fairbourne, an expert sniper. Non-playable characters populate the map and will alert others if spotted. Cut scenes advance the story but do not provide much context between missions.
3) The game has a third-person perspective but switches to first-person for sniping
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The feedback provider enjoyed the creativity and detail in the map images but felt the characters lacked depth and polish compared to the other elements. It was unclear what art style was being used since the pieces had a mix of realistic, pixelated, and cartoon graphics. To better showcase it as a game, additions like HUDs, menus and a start page were recommended. While the maps were a favorite part, improving the characters to match their quality level would make the overall work more consistent and professional.
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Unity is a real-time platform used to create half of the world's games that offers powerful tools and services for game and other creative developers. The document discusses a student's process of learning Unity from scratch to create a unique showcase project. They started by watching YouTube tutorials to learn the basics of the interface and importing assets. Unity tutorials then taught how to move and assign values to objects. Creating terrain involved shaping a base plate into peaks and drops. Camera movement was the hardest part, requiring positioning, lighting, and help from the Unity community. Overall, the experience of making the project step-by-step in Unity was greatly enjoyable and provided skills applicable to future work.
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1. initial plans sf 2017
- 2. I am going to work on camera movements/angles in film, even though I don’t really have much experience in the matter, I don’t really want to be in the actual final film. I want to create a film with tension or suspension in it- probably at the end to have them the audience engaged and making it more interesting. Editing is my strongest point, I like editing and think it is simple and easy to do. The genres vary massively, I would say I have the choice between drama, action, thriller and romance in which I have my pick and in my opinion I think I would really like to go with making a thriller just because I think that as a movie they are more effective because they keep you on the edge of your seat. The clock which we have to include is not going to be shown all the time and it wont revolve around it but I think ill include it in a quiet a bit making by showing different times on the same day.
- 5. Mood Board 2
- 6. Is there any repetition in the images you have collected? Repeated colours/images styles/fonts/tone/mood Yes there is a few bits of repetition in my mood board. The colours and mood of most of the pictures are darker colours. This is too back up the genre that I chose which is going to be thriller, the other mood board has more colour this is because it is a drama however I might also include some black and white bits here and there. These are brighter because they attract the eye more so people will buy and they are more relaxing films. The images include not any characters they are just set props and locations this is because I am still in the planning stage. Even though all movies are different they are also pretty similar in many ways which Is why maybe I should try to combine other certain genres of movies into this idea to make it more interesting and appealing but I wouldn’t want to go overboard. The colour black is known as the absence of colour. Black is a mysterious colour that is typically associated with the unknown or the negative which relates to the mystery that the thriller genre brings. The colour black represents strength, seriousness, power, and authority which is why the masked man will be dressed in black, to make him more powerful. Black is a formal, elegant, and prestigious colour. Authoritative and powerful, the colour black can evoke strong emotions and too much black can be overwhelming. Black is required for all other colours to have depth and variation of hue. How will your mood board influence your final product? My mood board will influence my product quite well considering it is where I am going to be getting most of my ideas from. Because of the side street I have decided to include this idea in my film. Seeing all the characters in one of my ideas makes me not really want to create it because it seems like a lot of effort and time when I can create so much more on the other one in a shorter time. For the final short film product I am going to have to include a title for the film and even a conflicted character which I haven't decided yet. My mood board has such a variety of images on it such as choices, different locations and props that I probably might have to do qualitive or quantitive research methods to maybe narrow down or shorten the idea a little for my film and also get what that intended target audience wants.
- 7. I need to research locations at college to make somebody look like they are going through there day and then I will have to book a camera to finish the filming at night because it needs to be in a dark alleyway, which I could find close to my house. The only resources I need are a gun and mask and a car all of which I already have. I need to fast-forward to make the loop showing that he is doing the same thing as before, almost like a time-lapse and I have an vague idea of how to do that. I only need one character so it should be easy to cast. The other idea would all have to be done at home/college but I need to develop to get the character to actually do things.
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- Log your initial thoughts regarding the set brief- What could you make? What are you good at? Your opinions? Can be a list of bullet points of reactions- does not have to be full prose. Can be hand drawn and scanned in.
- Bubbl.us or hand drawn-scanned using college printers exploring 3 potential ideas
- Bubbl.us or hand drawn-scanned using college printers exploring your final idea
- Collection of images related to your product/inspirational/visually interesting At least 15 needed
- What techniques, resources, locations, etc will you need to research?