2. How Our Opening Titles Are Similar and Different To Published Films In the movie Snatch, Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels and other published movies of the same genre do not use freeze frames. We used freeze frame so the audience could get a closer look at the character introduced. This is affective because it means the audience feel connected to the characters. In our film, we also used freeze frames to introduce our characters. The difference is that we not turn out image into a cartoon. Turkish – He is introduced with a voice over. His voice being the voice over. No freeze frames used. Tommy – He is also introduced with a voice over. The voice over being spoken by Turkish. No freeze frames used. Press Play
3. How Our Opening Titles Are Similar and Different To Published Films Every single film that is made has a distributing company that has paid money into the film. The film makers then have to include their distributing companies logo at the beginning of the film. There are normally many companies logos that appear at the beginning of the film. Our film has three different logos at the beginning. One of them is ‘ska films’ which is Guy Ritchie’s company and the other two we made ourselves. Press Play
4. How Our Opening Titles Are Similar and Different To Published Films In the film Snatch the two main characters are introduced at the very beginning of the film. In many films the main character is not introduced until later on. In our film we introduced our characters also, at the very beginning of our film. We did this because we wanted to get the audience interested in our film from the very beginning. Press Play
5. Social Groups In Our Media Product The house represented the middle/upper class to convey wealth. We chose to use this house because we wanted to portray to the audience that there could be some expensive items in there worth steeling. We also chose to use this house because it is not the sort of house people would expect our characters to live in.
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8. Social Groups In Our Media Product We chose to have Gary spit out his food because it shows how little respect they have for the house. We also used this to show theupbringingthey came from and didn’t have very many manners. Gary steps in the food, this shows he has no respect. This could be because lack of discipline from parent, due to the fact that he may be brought up in a single parent household.
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12. The bad things about it being 15 is we lose out on a lot of our audience because they are not old enough to see it.
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14. How Our Media Product Attracted Our Audience We attracted our audience with our choice of cast. We decided to use two teenagers as the main characters. We did this because our film is targeted for 15+ year olds. If we cast teenagers people will be more interested in watching the film.
15. What We Have Learnt About Technologies The main technology we have learnt about are HD cameras . HD is the picture quality. The difference between an HD picture quality and not HD is becoming better as we speak. This is because Video cameras are being upgraded every year maybe even a few times a year. Each time there is an upgrade something improves. Whether it is the picture quality or the option on the camera. 3D is becoming extremely popular in cinemas at the moment and we are convinced that in time, any member of public will be able to edit their film and make it 3D easily.
16. What We Have Learnt About Technologies We have learnt that Final Cut Pro is a program made and designed for apple computers and laptops. It allows people to cut, edit and put to get their own footage. This is an extremely cheap and modern way of making a film. This is used instead of literally cutting the film and sticking it back together. We used this program to make our film. Logic Pro is another program made and designed for apple computers and laptops. It allows people to record, edit and manipulate their own recordings to make, maybe a theme tune or a song for their film. We used this program to make our Reggae track.
17. What We Have Learnt From Our Preliminary Task We have learnt about the 180° rule. This is when the camera is focused on an actor in the movie and when switched to the second actor you must not move more than 180° otherwise the audience will get confused with who is who because actor 1 would have swapped side of the frame. We have also learnt about the 30° rule. This is when filming something or someone and you want to catch them from different angle, you must move the camera more than 30° from the starting point, otherwise it will look like a jump cut.
18. What We Have Learnt From Our Preliminary Task We also learnt about shot reverse shot. This is commonly used when, in a movie two people are having a conversation. It is used to show the audience and make it clear that they are the two people having the conversation. We have used shot reverse shot in our film and I think it is extremely effective. 2 shot is another technique to use to show two people having a conversation. Press Play
