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2. 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.
I am excited for this project and the challenge of the creative limitations of
the brief. Initially, I am uncertain about the concept of my piece however I
have some ideas for shots that I have seen and tried in my experiments. In
the past, I have worked mostly from improvisation which I believe will help
me in this project when looking for concepts and shot ideas during
production however I would like to have a strong plan and narrative before
I begin production.
3. Bubbl.us or hand drawn-scanned using
college printers exploring 3 potential
ideas
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6. Is there any repetition in the images you have collected? Repeated colours/images styles/fonts/tone/mood
How will your mood board influence your final product?
I have filled my mood board with films and projects that I enjoy and could possibly take inspiration from for my
project. The genres I have included are mainly psychological thrillers and films with an interesting concept such
a Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. From doing my mood board, I have decided to produce a thriller based
movie as I feel there is a lot to work with in the psychological genre. It also fits very well into the title of our
project “Gone in 90 Seconds”. One challenge with doing this specific genre is that most of these films are
credited for their build and story development ending with a revelation or twist at the end. I believe this may be
hard to execute within the timeframe of 90 seconds however I also have some ideas of how I may be able to do
it. I would like to take some inspiration from the Black Mirror series and create something underlining the horrors
of technology in the near future. Films such as Sin City and Logan set a very good tone very quickly throughout
their respective films which I would like to take inspiration from especially within the time frame; I believe it to be
very important to establish this quickly. The dark tones and colour motifs are also something that I would like to
experiment with whilst creating the film and referring to Plutchik’s Wheel of Emotions to do this. I would also like
to experiment with sound design which I could not express on my mood board. Whilst doing my original
experiments on Shaun of the Dead, I found that the sound design is as important as the visuals when drawing
attention to a scene. Lights Out by David Sandberg showed me that, when it comes to audio production,
sometimes less is more and that creating tension in a scene does not necessarily need music or a rising
soundtrack.
7. My idea generation mind map shows 3 potential ideas for my project. The first idea takes inspiration from
the show Black Mirror with the idea that technology is more dangerous than we think. The film would
focus on a person connecting to an unknown Wi-Fi network and then slowly disappearing and glitching
until the end in which the are gone. I decided on this idea due to my enjoyment of Black Mirror and it also
give me a chance to experiment with visual effects and expand my knowledge. I also picked this because
it would only require one person which I feel will be more manageable for my first project as I could use
myself.
8. The second idea I had was for a person to be exploring their own consciousness and mind whilst asleep,
unconscious or at the end of their life. This idea came from Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind and
Joel’s journey through his own mind when his memories are being erased. I would like to explore this in
one of two ways. The first being an exploration through memories and experiences whilst unconscious
and showing feelings of regret or joy with the film ending of the person on their deathbed. The second
idea was of a person slipping in and out of consciousness and slipping into a different life in a different
location under some kind of threat. The person then forces himself to wake up to escape but cannot stay
awake long enough to escape the threat.
9. The final idea I made to fit with the title of “Gone In 90 Seconds”. The idea is to show an entire life cycle
through birth to death in 90 seconds. Id like this to deal with themes of humanity, mortality and the value
of life within the short time. It would feature many different milestones of life including fist word and last
words. I would film the piece in an old camcorder style effect to create the authenticity.
10. What techniques, resources, locations, etc will you need to research?
To produce my film, I will need to conduct a lot of research into the logistics of production. To do
this I can create shot list for my films which will then suggest to me what resources I need. As I
have not done a lot of camera work or filmmaking, I will also do some research into how to use
cameras and possibly some tips for Premiere Pro that will aid me in the editing process and
allow me to produce something of quality. One camera shot I am interested in using is the Dutch
angle to show displacement however I would also like to experiment with different shots angles
which will improve my future filmmaking. The locations that I will choose will mainly be outside so
I will need to do some location scouting before starting the project. I will also need to choose a
pair of actors to be in my film which will be easy as I already how some suitable people in mind.
Overall there is not much physically to do but rather research into film techniques and skills that
will help me produce a quality piece.
Editor's Notes
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?
