In fear homework

Who is the producer ?
James Biddle
Who is the director?
Jeremy Lovering
At which cinemas is the film going to be shown?
Odeon, Cineworld, Vue
What's the competition in term of film releases in the same week?
The best man holiday, 12,12,12, Charlie countryman, Geography club
What online marketing can you find? Trailer on YouTube
Has the film won any awards? I can't find any.
Who stars in the film? lain De Caestecker, Alice Englert, Allen Leech
When was it made?
What was the budget?
What have the reviews been like? 5.2/10
Where was it filmed? Bodrin Moor, Cornwall,England
What production companies were involved?
What technology was used in the production?
Where is it being released? Nationally? Worldwide? Locally?

what have i learnt from making a swede

while making a swede i have learnt about many different camera shots which we then applied to our swede. For example we used a match cut shot from the phone ringing to the girl picking up the phone. Then i learnt how to use final cut pro which allowed me to have a go at editing the footage we had filmed creating different types of camera shots. Also we created a story board and script befre filming as it gave us a clear guide on what we were doing. By making our swede we became a prosumer which means to produce content to be consumed on the internet. we done this by making our swedes and then uploading it on youtube for people with internet access to see. we used cross media convergence through our scream swede poster because without the swede the poster would not exist. we used convergent technologies by promoting our swede by sharing our swedes youtube link on Facebook and creating a facebook fan page, this is where we gained a fan base as we got likes and comments. Our swede received a global audience as it was seen by people in other countries through youtube.

Presentation for our Swede

Thor 2

Poster 

Exclusive interview with Chris Hemsworth

Facebook page advertising Thor 2

Thor website, it has the countdown to the release of the movie

Thor2 trailer

Article on the Guardian website

 

 

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

Facebook link

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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" -> 

10 Facts about the film industry

1. 3D films bring in more money for cinemas than normal films.

2. In 2012 43 titles were released in 3D.

3. Cinemas sell refreshments (40%) to keep the cinema open because showing films bring in     little profit.

4. 646 films were released in the UK in 2012.

5. In 2012 action was the most popular genre with 34.5% box office.

6. In 2012 £300million was spent on print and advertising by film distributors.

7. Think like a man, The Hunger games then The avengers were the most tweeted movies in 2012.

8. Bollywood movies accounted for 1.1% of UK box office in 2012.

9. Just 4% of all film viewing is at the cinema.

10. More than half of 15-24 year olds visit the cinema once a month.

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