Showing posts with label Rusne. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rusne. Show all posts

Saturday, 9 November 2013

In Fear Homework

Who is the director?
- Jeremy Lovering

At which cinemas is the film going to be shown?
- Odeon, VUE and Cineworld.

What is the competition?
- The biggest competition will be Thor and Charlie Countryman.

Any advertising for this film?


Has the film won any awards?
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Wednesday, 6 November 2013

What have you learnt from filming your swede?


I have learnt a lot by filming our swede. I learned how to use a professional filming camera and professional filming equipment including a tripod, steady cam and still cameras. We used still cameras to take photos of each scene and then develop them into a storyboard. We used a tripod when we were filming to make sure that our clip is not blurly or shaky. When we had to film the running scene I used a steady cam to make sure that I was able to film her running down the stairs and to make sure that the image is stable.  As a group we all worked together to film each scene so teamwork was not a problem. When filming we decided to include different types of shots for example a match cut when the girl was in the kitchen and the phone was on the top of the washing machine and then it cut to her picking up the phone and talking to the killer. The feedback that we got for our Swede was good and we found out that our video had been watched all over the world in countries like Australia, America and United Arab Emirates. This meant that we had a global audience because it was not just viewers from the United Kingdom. I think that we have all learnt a lot from this process. 

Presentation for our Swede








Monday, 4 November 2013

Thor 2

Poster:


Premiere: Me and Shahed decided to actually go to the Thor Premiere

Thursday, 31 October 2013


 
 



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

Thursday, 3 October 2013

PRODUCTION:
 Pre-production: Planning, scripting and storyboarding, etc. 
 Financing:This happens before pre-production, and involves budget forecasting, finding investors, etc.
 Screenplay: This can be considered a separate stage before pre-production.
 Production: The actual shooting/recording
 Post-production: Everything between production and creating the final master copy.
 Distribution: After post-production, delivering the content to the audience (e.g. film prints, CD/DVD, etc).


DISTRIBUTION:
The distribution of a film(or movie) is the process through which a movie is made available to watch for an audience by a film distributor. This task may be accomplished in a variety of ways;

  1. with a theatrical release, 
  2. a home entertainment release (in which the movie is made available on DVD-video or Blu-ray Disc) 
  3. or a television program for broadcast.




MARKETING:
Some ways to market a film are:

  1. Viral video-which means distribution of the trailer.
  2. Promotional tour-where the actors/actresses take part in interviews
  3. Merchandise-products promoting the film
  4. Film posters-on billboards and buses
EXHIBITION:
  1. Cinema
  2. DVD release
  3. Film festivals
  4. Premieres 


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: 646 films were released in the UK in 2012,that's over 12 new titles per week.
2: Saturday is the most popular night with 24.1% of Box Office.
3:The most popular genre is action.
4:Bollywood movies only accounted for 1.1% of UK Box Office in 2012.
5: 3 of the biggest stars in 2012 were Robert Pattinson,Kristen Stewart,and Emily Blunt.
6: 3 of the  top films in 2012 were Sky fall,Dark knight rises and Marvel Avengers Assemble
7: 3D films are mostly popular with children.
8: The least popular genre is Romantic comedy.
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9: 64% of cinema audiences are aged 7-34.
10: Cinema going is a shared experience with a average of 3 people per party.

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