Location recce – The Georgian Theatre
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The document describes a potential location for filming at the Georgian Theatre in Richmond. The space is an open area with low ceilings that could be transformed to resemble an indie music venue. Black curtains have been installed around the perimeter of the room, allowing full control over lighting. Access may be an issue as the location is not near where crew and extras will be traveling from, but a bus route has been identified to transport everyone from Darlington for a 2pm shoot. Sound from band rehearsal could be problematic, but no houses are nearby and staff will be notified in advance to warn any potential disturbances.
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The document discusses potential distribution partners for a low-budget independent horror film. It analyzes why several major studios like Paramount, Disney, and 20th Century Fox would likely not be suitable partners given the film's genre and budget. It identifies Film4 as a good potential partner because they distribute a wide variety of genres including horror, they work with independent films, and their target UK audience would be a good match. Film4's reputation in the industry could help attract audiences. The document also discusses advertising the film online through its website and YouTube channel as well as pursuing film festivals and cinema screenings to build awareness and audiences.
My titles
The document lists the tiles/roles that will appear in the opening credits of a film, including Directed by Bob Mackenzie, Written by Bob Mackenzie & Joe Wilkinson, and Produced by George Lucas, with 22 titles total such as Director of Photography, Music Composed, and starring 5 actors.
My Completed Shot List
The document provides a shot list for the opening titles sequence of a horror film. It describes 26 shots between two locations - Easby Abbey and a house. The shots include establishing shots of the locations, scare characters suddenly appearing and flickering, a hand dragging blood beneath a shower curtain, a jack in a box popping up with a clown, a distressed victim character in the shower and looking in a mirror, and a scare character jumping out. The titles sequence will end with a montage of scenes from the shots, with increasing editing pace and intensity, building up the sound and ending on a close up of the scare character.
Call Sheet
Fran Summers will play the lead role of the female protagonist between December 15th and March 16th with varied shoot times. As both the scary character and victim, she will portray how ordinary people can become possessed and horrified. Producer and director Bob Mackenzie chose Fran for her ability to play different roles from their past work together, and because she is a committed actor skilled at portraying fear.
Location recce – Easby Abbey
This document summarizes a potential filming location called Easby Abbey in Richmond, England. The abbey is described as an historic but run-down location that would provide a creepy atmosphere suitable for a horror film. Access to the location is easy, as it is a 1.6 mile walk from the document author's house and open to the public. Lighting may need to be controlled to maintain consistent natural light. Hazards identified in a risk assessment include dangerous structures, costume/makeup tools, and working at night, which would require the use of lighting.
Location recce - My House
This document summarizes potential filming locations for a project, including the author's own house.
The author's house at 1 Park Wynd in Richmond, North Yorkshire is described. While the current state of the house is not suitable for the genre, the author believes it could be altered with costumes, props, and set design.
Issues like access, lighting, and sound are listed as having no issues at the house location. A risk assessment is provided that highlights potential hazards like animals/insects, costume/makeup, lone working, and night operation. Evaluations of the highlighted hazards in the context of filming at the author's house are provided.
Target Audience Research
This document summarizes research into potential target audiences for a horror film. It reviews comparable profiles of other horror films that target audiences aged 15-24, particularly females. The document then describes primary research conducted with 3 people aged 16-23 through asking them questions about a horror film trailer. Their responses indicated that scary characters, music, and relatable characters are important for horror films. The document concludes that this research will help make the opening titles scary by including these identified elements.
Institutional research
Warner Bros. and Arrow Films are film distributors that target different types of audiences depending on the genre and budget of the films. Warner Bros. is a major studio that distributes big-budget blockbusters like Gravity and The Conjuring, so they would not be interested in distributing the author's low-budget amateur film. Arrow Films is an independent UK distributor that focuses on classic, horror, and cult films similar in scale to the author's low-budget horror film, so they could potentially be interested in distributing it.
Genre research
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
Nightwatch mise en scene analysis
The opening titles of the film Nightwatch use mise-en-scene elements to set the tone and leave the audience with questions. The dark background, light blue title font, and blurred writing create a mysterious feel. The first shot shows a woman who appears blindfolded under harsh lighting, leaving her situation unclear. Early locations are dark and outdoor, suggesting a cold, unsettling tone. Characters wear uniforms, but their purpose is unknown. A close-up of red lips could foreshadow blood or passion. The first clear image shows a man drinking, allowing viewers to judge his character. Elements like color, expressions, and props are used to subtly provide insights while maintaining mystery.
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- 1. Location Recce – The Georgian Theatre Potential Location - Details & Description Open space with low ceiling – perfect to recreate an indie gig. Image(s) of the location Google Map (identify the precise location) Is it suitable (think about genre, narrative, research you have undertaken)? How? Why? Once we have transformed the room the yes, 100%. We have a very clear idea of how we are going to change the room to make it genre apparent or like a ‘dingy’ indie gig. It is also worth mentioning that there is now black curtains around the perimeter of the room, therefore we have full control of the lighting.
- 2. Access Issues This is the location where we will be using the crowd, therefore the venue needs to be near everybody who is attending. However, unfortunately it isn’t, therefore the biggest problem is to get everybody from Richmond to Darlington. So here is our solution: the shoot begins at 2pm, this is just in time for the 29 bus to arrive from Darlington meaning everybody can attend the shoot. Other than that the room is easy to find in Richmond and cars can park nearby. Lighting Issues There are now black curtains surrounding the perimeter meaning we have full control of all of the lights. This is perfect! Sound Issues (if applicable) In order for the band to play along to the song, it has to be extremely loud so they can hear it. Therefore, there could be an awful lot of noise coming out of the building. Luckily, we are not filming in unsociable hours in the day and there aren’t any houses (etc.) nearby. We will have to warn the staff at the Georgian Theatre in advance so they can warn anyone who they think might be affected.