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audience research 1
- What’s your favourite movie genre?
- When you watch a trailer would you rather it give away nothing about the film or a little too much?
- Do you remember a trailer more by the music used, different shots or the actors in it?
- Do you think trailer are better with titles throughout them giving away clues about the film or less titles and more action?
- If you were to watch for example a thriller would you rather the film be set at a typical scary forest or break the rules and be completely different?
- Do you prefer a film with a big cast or fewer actors?
- Would you rather a trailer have one song throughout or change and have a variety?
Friday, 14 February 2014
Magazine Cover Research
Magazine Cover Research
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Thursday, 13 February 2014
Second part of my Trailer Research
film trailer Research 2
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Wednesday, 12 February 2014
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Shooting Script
Shot List
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Sound
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Script
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1. Establishing shot Wickford
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Music
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No dialogue
|
2. TITLES
|
Music
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No dialogue
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3. Establishing shot Southend
|
Music
|
No dialogue
|
4. TITLES
|
Music
|
No dialogue
|
5. Low angle shot (wheels of
car)
|
Ambient/synchronous
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No dialogue
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6. Point of view (from inside
car)
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Ambient/asynchronous
|
“Lyndsey, talk to me….please.”
“Lynds… Lynds.”
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7. Close up (Lyndseys face)
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Ambient
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No dialogue
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8. Mid shot (Dave)
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Ambient
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No dialogue
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9. TITLES
|
Music
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No dialogue
|
10.
Long shot (Lyndsey and Robbie in corridor)
|
Music
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No dialogue
|
11.
Track/Dolly Mid shot (Lyndsey running)
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Music
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“Dave, I want to be on my own”
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12.
TITLES
|
Music
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No dialogue
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13.
Mid shot, Canted Angle (Lyndsey paining on wall)
|
Sting
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“Lynds, dinner is on the table”
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14.
Mid shot (Lyndsey on kerb in rain again)
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Sting
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“Ok… is Dave here?”
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15.
2 shot (Dave by door, Lyndsey on floor)
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Ambient
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“I’d be so bored without you.”
“I’m not going anywhere, don’t worry”
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16.
Close up (Lyndseys face)
|
Ambient
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No dialogue
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17.
Shot reverse shot/Mid shot (Lyndsey’s sister enters room)
|
Ambient
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No dialogue
|
18.
Shot reverse shot (Lyndsey talking with sister)
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Ambient
|
No dialogue
|
19.
Long shot (Lyndsey and Robbie at bus stop)
|
Ambient
|
“Lyndsey, get in the car”
“I wanna see him. Let me see him”
“He’s not there. Lyndsey it’s all
over.”
|
20.
Over the shoulder long shot (Over Daves shoulder)
|
Ambient
|
No dialogue
|
21.
Mid shot (Lyndsey Spinning)
|
Sting
|
No dialogue
|
22.
Establishing shot (hospital)
|
Ambient
|
No dialogue
|
23.
Long shot (Arguing in car
park)
|
Ambient
|
“Try it, come on, they’re nice trust
me”
“no, I don’t like cinnamon or
doughnuts”
“come on, please”
|
24.
Close up (Dave saying get in the car)
|
Ambient
|
No dialogue
|
25.
Long shot flashback (Lyndsey and Robbie montage in Southend)
|
Sting
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No dialogue
|
26.
Mid shot flashback (Lyndsey and Jason on seaside)
|
Music
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No dialogue
|
27.
Mid shot (Lyndsey on own at beach)
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Sting
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“Do it.”
“I dear you”
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28.
Close up (Lyndseys face)
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No dialogue
|
|
29.
Close up (Cupboard of pills)
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No dialogue
|
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30.
High Canted angle/Long shot (Pills on table)
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No dialogue
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