For our marketing we have used several of methods such as; billboards, posters and social media to attract our target audience. We will be placing these around London in order to create awareness for our film.
Friday 31 March 2017
Tuesday 21 March 2017
Monday 20 March 2017
Rough Cut Feedback
Verbal Feedback for our Rough Cut:
Audience Member 1:
"I like the style you have aspired to do however you need to make it more apparent that there is a montage before the film opening begins. In addition to this many of the shots need to be edited and colour graded.
Audience Member 2:
"There is no continuity editing and several shots need to be taken again as when the actor opens the door she does not open it wide enough to exit and leave the house thus making the shot non-continuity."
Audience Member 3:
"It is not evident that it is taking place in a police station when she is walking past it. Her costume makes her look as if she is a pedestrian rather than a detective."
Audience Member 4:
"The shot of her on the bench is tilted thus making it look absolutely disgusting. Furthermore, when the actor throws the gun away and disposes of it the gun is not in the shot so how is the audience supposed to know where the gun is being thrown or that she does not want it in the first place. The actor needs to make her facial expressions more evident and personally i believe this shot is significant and needs to be shot again."
Audience Member 5:
"Many more shots need to be added to the beginning to adhere to the conventions of a crime thriller as there is confusion at the moment with the genre."
Audience Member 1:
"I like the style you have aspired to do however you need to make it more apparent that there is a montage before the film opening begins. In addition to this many of the shots need to be edited and colour graded.
Audience Member 2:
"There is no continuity editing and several shots need to be taken again as when the actor opens the door she does not open it wide enough to exit and leave the house thus making the shot non-continuity."
Audience Member 3:
"It is not evident that it is taking place in a police station when she is walking past it. Her costume makes her look as if she is a pedestrian rather than a detective."
Audience Member 4:
"The shot of her on the bench is tilted thus making it look absolutely disgusting. Furthermore, when the actor throws the gun away and disposes of it the gun is not in the shot so how is the audience supposed to know where the gun is being thrown or that she does not want it in the first place. The actor needs to make her facial expressions more evident and personally i believe this shot is significant and needs to be shot again."
Audience Member 5:
"Many more shots need to be added to the beginning to adhere to the conventions of a crime thriller as there is confusion at the moment with the genre."
Thursday 16 March 2017
Edit Decision List
I have completed an edit decision list to be aware about what clips we are able to use and the reasons why compared to the clips we shall not be using as well as the reasons why. This will make it easier when I am editing as I have separated and renamed the clips I will be using from the clips I will not be using making the whole editing process much more organised.
Wednesday 15 March 2017
Monday 13 March 2017
Production Schedule
A production schedule is necessary for all people on set to fulfil their roles as well as knowing what everyone is doing exactly avoiding misunderstandings and ensuring our shoot runs smoothly and effectively.
Sunday 12 March 2017
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