Friday, 2 May 2014
Evaluation Question 4!
4. What did you use in media technologies in the construction and research, planning and production stages?
This is a video of all the technologies I had used through out my project. I used these softwares and also go with the what I had done as it I was able to use the appropriate effects for all my media products and I also received good comments from my trailer.
Evaluation Question 3!
3. What have you learned from audience feedback?
Film Poster Feedback
Magazine Cover Feedback
Film Trailer Feedback
What I have learned from my all my audience feedback is that they look like the actual product but could do with some improvements. If I could go back and edit it again I would do all the improvements but overall all my project came out the way I wanted it and also like the actual media products
Evaluation Question 2!
2. How effective is the combination of your main product and ancillary texts?
I think that the combination of my final poster with the ancillary text is very effective. The text is going down is effective and is all easy to read but it also matches the colour and theme of the final image in the background. The black and white effect on the image is also effective as it allows my text to stand out but also appeals to the text that I had written for the poster. Both in their combination give a very good effective appeal to any audience as it all joins together to give a dramatic feel to it and that was one of my chosen genres for my trailer as both the image and text is dramatic which then makes it very effective. I feel that it looks like an actual poster and both the poster and the ancillary text go well.
Magazine Cover Evaluation 2
I feel that the combination of my final magazine cover with the ancillary text is very effective. The text is exactly the way I wanted it and also the colour and font of the text matches both the image and the background of my magazine. The grey faded background looks really good and also works effectively against the image of the actors as it makes them stand out and also matches the colour of their clothing making the magazine look professional. Both in their combination give a very good effective appeal to any magazine reader as it looks professional and also the size, colour and the font of the text go well with the actors and it looks exactly the way I wanted my magazine cover to look like.
Film Poster Evaluation 2
I think that the combination of my final poster with the ancillary text is very effective. The text is going down is effective and is all easy to read but it also matches the colour and theme of the final image in the background. The black and white effect on the image is also effective as it allows my text to stand out but also appeals to the text that I had written for the poster. Both in their combination give a very good effective appeal to any audience as it all joins together to give a dramatic feel to it and that was one of my chosen genres for my trailer as both the image and text is dramatic which then makes it very effective. I feel that it looks like an actual poster and both the poster and the ancillary text go well.
Magazine Cover Evaluation 2
I feel that the combination of my final magazine cover with the ancillary text is very effective. The text is exactly the way I wanted it and also the colour and font of the text matches both the image and the background of my magazine. The grey faded background looks really good and also works effectively against the image of the actors as it makes them stand out and also matches the colour of their clothing making the magazine look professional. Both in their combination give a very good effective appeal to any magazine reader as it looks professional and also the size, colour and the font of the text go well with the actors and it looks exactly the way I wanted my magazine cover to look like.
Film Trailer Evaluation 2
I feel that the combination of both my trailer footage and the text in it is very effective. The colour of red and white for the text match my poster but also goes with the style of my trailer, the simple style of the text gives it that dramatic feel to the trailer so it goes with the footage especially during the slow motion parts of the trailer. Both the combination of the black and white shots and the text at the end are very effective as it makes it look like an actual trailer which is what I wanted it to do.
Evaluation Question 1!
1. In what ways does your media product use, develop, or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?
My target audience is young adults and the genre is drama, romance and action. The story is that two sisters have broken free from a secret service and move to a new town, when they move into a new town the young one goes into hiding and the eldest goes undercover at the school where she fights to protect their secret. She then sees him and they both find out their secret so by the end of the trailer they are running at each other about to fight.
The Amazing Spiderman 2 Trailer
It also challenges the forms of a common trailer as it was developed. For example when the text appears on the screen it appears at different intervals so that it could go with the scene going on and this can be shown in many modern day trailers, one example would be in 'Mortal Instruments: City Of Bones'. I feel that it helped develop the forms of a common trailer as I used a little bit more text and also it gives a slight idea of what the plot line is but also draw in the viewers as they want to know what is going to happen.
My target audience is young adults and the genre is drama, romance and action. The story is that two sisters have broken free from a secret service and move to a new town, when they move into a new town the young one goes into hiding and the eldest goes undercover at the school where she fights to protect their secret. She then sees him and they both find out their secret so by the end of the trailer they are running at each other about to fight.
Film Poster Evaluation
Magazine Cover Evaluation
Film Trailer Evaluation
Secrets Of The Heart Trailer
My film trailer uses many of the conventions used on an actual trailer. For example most trailers have a big bit at the end where there is a tone text about the movie, however there are also some that only have a date and media convergence for example at the end of 'The Amazing Spiderman 2' Trailer all it has is a small bit of text at the end with the date and some social media conventions and I have done that for the end of my trailer. The reason for using that is I felt that it would look better for my trailer and also that it is more commonly used on a trailer now.
It also challenges the forms of a common trailer as it was developed. For example when the text appears on the screen it appears at different intervals so that it could go with the scene going on and this can be shown in many modern day trailers, one example would be in 'Mortal Instruments: City Of Bones'. I feel that it helped develop the forms of a common trailer as I used a little bit more text and also it gives a slight idea of what the plot line is but also draw in the viewers as they want to know what is going to happen.
The Mortal Instruments: City Of Bones Trailer
Finally I think that it also challenges the forms and conventions of a real media trailer. For example I use not only a bit more text than most trailers but I have also had some more effects to it some of which are slow motions and heartbeats. Many trailers for example in older films such as'The Mask' I feel that I have challenged the way trailers are made for example in this trailer most of is a voice over of what the plot line is, however I challenge that type of form and convention by keeping the dialogue at small amounts so that it doesn't give too much which doesn't happen allot in many trailer both past and present. I want my audience not to know too much and make them wonder what is going to happen so by challenging the form and convention of dialogue I was able to put that across.
The Mask Trailer
Thursday, 1 May 2014
The Final Trailer!
After my final poster was chosen, my final magazine was completed and my trailer was edited I had finally got my final trailer. I feel that my trailer came out better than I expected and that I was actually able to show my idea in the way I wanted it to. Here is my final trailer.
I feel that my trailer came out really well and that it showed everything that I wanted it show without giving to much away. I feel that it sets the characters and the storyline up perfectly, the text went with the trailer and the sound went perfectly with the trailer in some ways I feel that in some way it kind of represents a proper trailer which is what I wanted for example 'The Amazing Spiderman 2'.
Overall I think that my trailer came out really well and also that it goes with my poster even though the text is a bit different. I still feel that it works especially with the music, 'Legion' by Brand X Music all music copyright goes to them and is sourced from YouTube.com.
I feel that my trailer came out really well and that it showed everything that I wanted it show without giving to much away. I feel that it sets the characters and the storyline up perfectly, the text went with the trailer and the sound went perfectly with the trailer in some ways I feel that in some way it kind of represents a proper trailer which is what I wanted for example 'The Amazing Spiderman 2'.
The Final Storyboard!
Once I done my final movie poster and magazine poster can come up with the logo and title for my company I then went back to my storyboard and re-did the storyboard so while I filmed my trailer. I used my draft storyboard as a sort of guide to filming my trailer I also changed a couple of the characters and settings. This is my final Storyboard.
The Final Script!
While filming my trailer I went onto looking back at my script and have noticed that I have cut most of the speaking out of my trailer and also changed the dialogue a bit so I decided to go over it do and update during filming so that it matched my final storyboard and my final trailer. This is my final script.
Megan
Phipps
Secrets Of The Heart
Shot 1: Company Logo
Company
logo appears with the music over the top ‘Seize The Moment Productions’.
Shot 2: Title Sequence
Text
appears on the screen and fades out in black ‘In 2020’. Music over the top.
Shot 3: Secret Service Building
ESTABLISHING
SHOT of the Secret Service Building, alarm music playing over the shot, shot is
in slow motion, fades out to black
Shot 4: Title Sequence
Text
Appears on the screen then fades out to black, alarm still in background ‘Two Sisters
Broke Free’.
Shot 5: Amy and Kat Running
MEDIUM
SHOT of Amy (Sarah Adams) and Kat (Kayleigh Phipps) are running from the
building in slow motion, fades out to black with alarm still going.
Shot 6: Amy and Kat Fall
LONG
SHOT of Amy and Kat fall onto the ground in slow motion fades out to white,
alarm fades out
Shot 7: Title Sequence
Text
appears on the screen and fades out to black ‘And Now They Are On The Run’
Shot 8: Train Passes By
ESTABLISHING
SHOT of a train passing under a bridge and pans down flashes white.
Shot 9: Title Sequence
Text
appears that pans across and fades out to black ‘From The Director Of ‘The
Unexpected’’.
Shot 10: Amy and Kat Hugging At Station
SHOULDER
SHOT of Amy and Kat hugging at the train station and flashes out white
Amy: Don’t worry, I’ll protect you.
Shot 11: Company Logo
Company
Logo appears on the screen and fades out to black ‘ HourGlass Productions’.
Shot 12: Title Sequence
Text
appears across the screen and fades out to black ‘With Her Sister In Hiding,
She Goes Undercover’.
Shot 13: Thetford Academy Sixth Form
ESTABLISHING
SHOT of the Thetford Academy Sixth Form changing into different shot.
Shot 14: Title Sequence
Text
appears on the screen and fades out to black ‘Fighting To Keep Their Secret
Safe’.
Shot 15: Amy Fights Student (enemy)
Amy
fights a student who is also undercover looking for her (Graham Trotter) black
flashes in-between shots fades out to black.
Shot 16: Amy Walking Down Hallway
SHOULDER
SHOT of Amy is walking down the Sixth Form hallway with other students (Marnie
Senior) cuts to next shot.
Shot 17: Amy Receives A Phone Call
BEHIND
SHOT of Amy walking down the hallway and answers the phone to Kat cuts to next
shot.
Amy: Oh nothing much, I think we’re safe
by the way.
Shot 18: Amy Walks By Sam
POINT
OF VIEW and PANNING SHOT from Amy’s eyes watching Sam (Curtis West) go by,
heartbeat in the background with music over the top fades out.
Shot 19: Title Sequence
Text
appears across the screen and fades out to black ‘But Would He Bring Out Her
Secret’.
Shot 20: Amy Fighting In Forest
LONG
SHOT of Amy fighting someone in the forest and flashes out white.
Shot 21: Sam Watching Amy Fight
SHOULDER
SHOT of Sam watching Amy fighting someone flashes white out.
Shot 22: Title Sequence
Text
appears across the screen and fades out to black ‘When His Secret Is Out’.
Shot 23: Sam Fighting In The Forest
LONG
SHOT of Sam fighting someone in the forest fades out to black.
Shot 24: Title Sequence
Text
appears across the screen and fades out to black ‘Will She Defend Him Or Kill
Him’.
Shot 25: Amy Watching Sam Fight
SHOULDER
SHOT of Amy watching Sam fight someone in the forest cuts to black.
Shot 26: Title Sequence
Text
appears across the screen and fades out to black ‘A Megan Phipps Film’.
Shot 27: Amy Walking In The Forest
MEDIUM
SHOT of Amy walking into the forest in slow motion and flashes out to white.
Amy: I know you’re here
Shot 28: Sam Walking In The Forest
MEDIUM
SHOT of Sam walking in from behind a tree in slow motion fades to black.
Shot 29: Title Sequence
Text
appears across the screen and fades out to black ‘Curtis West’.
Shot 30: Sam Standing Still
MEDIUM
SHOT of Sam standing still and flashes white.
Sam: I don’t want to do this
Shot 31: Title Sequence
Text
appears across the screen and fades out to black ‘Sarah Adams’.
Shot 32: Amy Standing Still
MEDIUM
SHOT of Amy standing still and then fades out to black.
Amy: ‘I’m ready for this’
Shot 34: Amy And Sam Running At Each
Other
LONG
SHOTS of Amy and Sam running at each other multiple shots with fades between
each other.
Shot 35: Title Sequence
Text
appears across the screen and fades out to black ‘Can’.
Shot 36: Amy Aiming To Hit Sam
MEDIUM
SHOT of Amy getting ready to hit Sam in slow motion and fades out to black.
Shot 37: Title Sequence
Text
appears across the screen and fades out to black ‘Secrets’.
Shot 38: Sam Aiming To Hit Amy
MEDIUM
SHOT of Sam getting ready to hit Amy in slow motion and fades out to black.
Shot 39: Title Sequence
Text
appears across the screen and fades out to black ‘Be Kept?’.
Shot 40: Amy And Sam Collide
MEDIUM
SHOT of Amy and Sam about to Collide and fades out to black.
Shot 42: Title Sequence
Text
appears across the screen and fades out to black ‘Secrets Of The Heart’.
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