Sunday, 18 October 2009
Film relating to ours
Filming
CYA!
Thursday, 15 October 2009
Final idea
4 example 25 word pitches
Egomania by Paul Alexander and Simon Braithwaite - Hotshot young lawyer Michael Stark becomes so successful, so arrogant and so full of himself that his ego decides to go solo - with disastrous consequences.
The Cleaner by Peter Michael Rosenberg - When a crime scene cleaner haunted by his past uncovers evidence that suggests LAPD cops are working as assassins, he becomes their next target.
Shoeless Joe by Andrew Clyde - A holiday of a lifetime across the desolate heart of the Australian outback turns into a living nightmare for five friends.
Storage by Chris Denne and Matt Winn - Terror stalks a storage facility. Survival for those trapped inside depends on the secrets in those endles
Fontboard

Greenscreen activity
Making my ident





Tuesday, 13 October 2009
Moodboard for film

Monday, 12 October 2009
List of props
Fake pistol
Balaclava's
Car
Dolly?
Fish eye lens
2 different alarm clocks
Clock
Two tooth brushes
Crew list
Max Phillips
Elliot Hickey
Rob Williams
Performers:
Max Phillips
Elliot Hickey
Rob Williams
One other voice actor
Sunday, 11 October 2009
My logo
It is composed using only two pictures. A cartoon monkey looking at a banana and a cartoon piece of chicken. I chose the name Bumbaklot productions because i planned to do a jamaican style logo. I animated the monkey moving in and the chicken flying in using final cut and found a music loop from garageband as the background music. I recorded my own voice on garageband to animate the "Jerk Chiicken" phrase. I've always liked logo's that were quirky and different which is why i like my logo. Its not over complicated and it's fun to watch.
CYA!
Our own 9 frames

Saturday, 10 October 2009
Resevoir dogs title sequence
Continuity Editing
In my opinion i think we succeeded in demonstrating all of these techniques the match on action is smooth, the dialogue seems to flow as in a conversation and we didn't break the 180 degree rule.
Tuesday, 6 October 2009
Credits list
A Long Road Film
(cast) David Skinner
(cast) Sam Dilan
(cast) Alison Ford
Costume Design by James Hendon
Art Direction by hannah Manson
Production Design by Tom Bennit
Casting by Anna Ross
Film Editing by Dorn Samson
Cinematography by Dody Zimmer
Original Music by Sean Scott
Produced by Elliott David
Directed by Jamse Handson
Main Title.
PITCHES!
Monday, 28 September 2009
Sunday, 27 September 2009
Juno Opening


Monday, 21 September 2009
Feedback
This blog will be the evidence of your research and planning for the AS coursework, so there needs to be lots on it and lots of detail to it.
Thursday, 17 September 2009
Photoshopping postcard

- 3 different images
- cropping
- rasterizing
- layer effects (inner glow, outer glow etc)
- magic wand tool to remove areas i didn't need
Wednesday, 16 September 2009
Student Film opening
I chose the first one i found which was another students at long roads film
STRENGTHS:
- Heart beating sequence adds tension well
- Camera shots work well to add urgency to the sequence
- Music works well in some of the shots
- Music doesn't progress much and gets a bit boring after awhile
- Acting at the end (runner stops and is grabbed) is not very good
- Black and White filter is unnecessary
- Title at the end is a little too big
3 film openings
I chose the opening to
Magnolia
Pineapple Express
and Visioneers
I like the opening to Magnolia the most.
The entire sequence is not aimed to introduce the audience to the different characters but instead to set the mood and overall feel of the film. For those who chose not to watch the intro it is simply a description of three remarkably coincidental events.The narration for the sequence is great because the voice has a michael moore feel to it which makes you think that the events being described are actual fact or based upon (which they very well may be). The opening is great and i would recommend anyone to go and see the whole film.
:D
CYA!
Final cut
CYA!
Film opening!
Here is what me and yasmin made
CYA!
Tuesday, 15 September 2009
Moodbooard
We were shown a storyboard for a scene for the film Shifty. We were told to create the moodboard based upon what we thought the visual style of Shifty would be like if we made it.
CYA!

