Showing posts with label Paige. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Paige. Show all posts

Wednesday, 6 November 2013



What we have leant since creating our 'Scream Swede'

While making our swede we had to look at all the stages of production to create our short film. When coming up for the idea of our swede we had to watch the key scenes within the original 'Scream' movie, we then chose the opening scene to recreate. After this we had to come up with a basic script and story board to help us follow the order of scenes in the filming and editing of our swede. We chose our characters, the props that we were to use and where we were to film it. Our characters were: Me (Paige) as Casey/the girlfriend and Shahed as the murderer and murdered boyfriend. We film within the our college and the props we used that were key factors that are used within the original film like the mask, this was to make a clear link between our swede and the original. After editing and uploading our swede to YouTube, we began to promote it via word of mouth, E-mail and social networking sites. We told family and friends and then they supported us by sharing our link on their personal Facebook pages, the links were also sent via E-mail. We received feedback on our swede's Facebook page, by the comments left on YouTube and through E-mail.

Through this process we became 'prosumers' as in order to create and 'produce' the swede we had to interact and watch the original 'Scream' film - by doing this we became 'consumers' and 'producers' within our own right - 'Prosumers'. Without using this two way process of being 'consumers' before becoming 'producers' we would not have been able to create our swede. 







Presentation for our Swede








Thursday, 31 October 2013


 
 



Some feedback that we got for our 'Scream Swede' via E-mail

Wednesday, 2 October 2013

Plan for Scream: Swede


Plan for Scream Swede



Props 

Pop corn 
Scream Mask 
Black Jacket
Knife
Varsity Jacket 
Tape 
Phones 
Chair


Locations 

Kitchen 
Canteen
Hallways/Stairs
Benches (outside) 
Park/College gardens 



Close up of phone ringing -> Pans up as the phones answered "Hello?" "What number are you trying o reach?" "I don't know.." "I think you have the wrong number" "Bye" "Bye" -> The phone rings again "Hello..? " "Why did you call back?" "To apologise for ringing the wrong number" "Well that's fine" "Bye" "Don't hang up I want to talk" -> Pop corn in the kitchen phone rings pop corn beeps in the microwave "What's that noise" "I'm just making pop corn" "I don't eat pop corn unless I'm at the cinema" "I'm just going to watch a video" "What kind of video" "Oh just a horror" "Oh what's your favourite horror" "Erm.. I don't know, Halloween - what's yours" "Guess" "I think nightmare on elm street" "Is that the one where the man has knives as fingers" "Yeah" "What's your name" "Whats your name" "I'm not saying until you do" "Why do you want to know" "I want to know who I'm looking at" "What??" "I said I want to know who I'm taking to what did you hear" "Leave me alone" "Don't hang up" -> 

Wednesday, 25 September 2013

10 Facts about the Film Industry

'10 Facts about the Film Industry' 
 
 
1. 64% of Cinema Audiences are between the ages of 7 to 34 year olds
2. In 2012 the most popular genres in the Box Office: 
Action 34.5%
Comedy 17.5%
Drama 14.2%
Animation 12.2%
Horror 4.4%
Romantic Comedies (RomComs) 1%

3. 60% of 16 to 30 year olds believe that all films, when accessed online should be free
4. The most pirated films of 2012 according to 'Bit Torrent' was : 'Project X' having had 8.72 million downloads; 'Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol' with 8.5million downloads and 'the Dark Knight Rises': 8.23 million downloads 
 
5.  In 2012, 43 movies were released in 3D

6. Cinema going is a shared experience between at least 3-4 people a group


7. 646 films were released in 2012, almost 12 titles a week

 8. Saturday is the most popular night to go out to the movies at 24.1%. The least are Mon, Tues and Thurs at 9.4%

9. About 40% of a cinema's profit comes from refreshments .

10. The Box office made £1 billion in profit in 2012

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 


 

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