One location for main task

The images below is the location to where we are planning to film one of the scenes for our main task. This is to give us an idea of where we are filming so we can plan where the camera is going to be and what type of shots we can use.

Example of a Live Storyboard

The other day we looked at live storyboards so we will be able to create our own. Below is and example of one we watched in class:

Title Sequence

This is a Practice for our title sequence for our main task. 

Bloody Cuts

In our lesson we looked at Bloody Cuts. They have been producing a short horror film called The Outer Darkness. We watched a short video of scream to script Episode 1: Pre-Production in our lesson:

There is also more episodes below:

Episode 2: Collaboration

 Episode 3: Production

                             

                      

Episode 4: The Shoot - Phase Two

                                        

http://www.bloodycuts.co.uk/

                   

Title Seqences

In the lesson we watched three title sequences and then on a scale we had to put what the sequence had made us feel what the film was about from just seeing the title sequences. Below is the title sequences we watched and a picture of the scales.   

The first title sequence we watched was Seven:

The second title sequence we watched was Dinner for Schmucks:

The third title sequence we watched was Coraline:

Main Task Pitch

Last Thursday we presented our main task pitches in class of what we were going to do. This include a synopsis/brief, mood board, cast, location and treatment. Below is mine and Sophie pitch:

main task

British Film Institute

Two weeks ago we went and visited the BFI (British Film Institute). The director Corin Hardy came and talked to us about his new film The Hallow. He told us about the process it took to produce the film and showed us some of the storyboards he had done for the film. Below is the trailer to The Hallow and a link to the director Corin Hardy.

http://www.corinhardy.com/


Also a link to the blog made by Tim Woodcock who presented the event at the BFI.

http://titledesignproject.blogspot.co.uk/