Wednesday, 7 January 2015

Storyboard





this originally was our idea for the production of our opening but as we were filming we decided to change up a few shots because we thought that these varied shots would have a better effect on the opening. another reason for not using some of these shots was because our final product ran over the limited time so we had to cut out a few shots in order to reach the required time.

Friday, 2 January 2015

AJA: Research Mark

Taylor Brooks

AO4: Undertake and apply appropriate research

Level 5
16–20
A
The ability to undertake and apply appropriate research is excellent, as evidenced in detail on the blog with relevant examples of film or magazine production elements. The finished product also demonstrates the effectiveness of this research. Research informs the creative critical reflection to a high degree.
Level 4
12–15
B
The ability to undertake and apply appropriate research is competent, as evidenced on the blog with relevant examples of film or magazine production elements. The finished product also demonstrates evidence of this research. Research informs the creative critical reflection to a good degree.
Level 3
8–11
C
The ability to undertake and apply appropriate research is apparent at a satisfactory level, as evidenced on the blog with some examples of film or magazine production elements. The finished product also demonstrates some evidence of this research. Research will inform the creative critical reflection to some degree.
Level 2
4–7
D
The ability to undertake and apply appropriate research is apparent at a limited level, as evidenced on the blog, with limited examples of film or magazine production elements. The finished product also demonstrates limited evidence of this research. Research informs the creative critical reflection to a limited degree.
Level 1
1-3
E
The ability to undertake and apply appropriate research is apparent at a minimal level, as evidenced on the blog with examples of film or magazine production elements barely apparent. The finished product also demonstrates minimal evidence of this research. Research informs the creative critical reflection to a minimal degree.
Level 0
0
U
There is no evidence of ability to undertake and apply appropriate research.

Targets
  1. Complete following tasks: Editing analysis, Storyboard, test shots  
  2. Shot list – add more shots and insert into table
  3. Casting – add more detail – how you made casting decisions
  4. Opening credits analysis – add analysis (see Kamini blog example) and edit images into a storyboard
  5. BBFC Rating – add more detail – why did you choose this rating?
  6. Gender representation – link to your own product – will you follow conventional gender representation?
  7. Narrative analysis – link to your own product in more detail – will you follow the narrative equilibrium theory?
  8. Title analysis – add detail to analysis and post your own film title, explaining your choices (font style colour etc).
  9. Location planning – add more locations and explain choices in more detail
  10. Soundtrack analysis – embed the opening you analysed and put analysis in a table
  11. Costume/props planning – add more detail
  12. Audience profile – add more detail – age, gender, interests, etc. Also discuss how you intend to appeal to this audience.  Use an images/video to show typical target audience member and similar products they would be interested in.  
  13. Production title logo – explain choices – also delete the one you aren’t going to use
  14. Production schedule – change to future tense and put in table
  15. Focus group video – draw more detailed conclusions from responses – which ideas are you going to use in your own product and why?
  16. Analysis of film openings – add more detail to analysis
  17. PROOF READ AND CORRECT ALL POSTS – spelling, punctuation, grammar, capitals etc


DEADLINE: January 15 2015