1. Production Log Guidance

2. Films
Include a list of
films you have
watched that
inspire you.

3. Stills
Take
photographs of
the locations
you hope to film
in and of your
group to show
how you were
involved in the
process.

4. Genre
Take images
from the horror
genre and
similar films.
This is an
example of a
moodboard for a
film on British
Youth.

5. Credits
Consider using
art and
imagery as
well as moving
image.

6. Openings
Look at films over
the holiday, only
watch the first 3
minutes and see
how the opening
sequence
establishes the
genre of the film.

7. Images
Use stills from
existing
films/books to
show what you
hope to recreate.

8. Props
Grenadine syrup
which is usually
used in cocktails.
Eyeliner is added
to the centre of the
cut to make it look
infected and dirty.

9. Storyboar
d
You group must
have a storyboard
for at least the first
30 seconds of
filming.
One per group and
it will be copied for
your folders.

10. Reference
Where relevant
make reference to
thriller codes and
conventions that
you have studied.

11. Research
Use the internet!
Wikihow.com has
information on
items such as how
to make fake
blood from red
sauce, peanut
butter, soy sauce ,
chocolate and
more!

12. Costume
Include images
of how your
characters will
be dressed.