Showing posts with label Hafiza Mussammad. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hafiza Mussammad. Show all posts
Tuesday, 13 March 2012
Q5. How did you attract/address you audience?
Our film name is 'Delirious' which has a few meanings. This makes it sound more interesting for people who hear the film name, they will wonder what it is actually about but will have a good sense of what they could find in the film. The name will attract both our primary and secondary audience because it makes you wonder what will happen. The name went well with our film beacuse or storyline is about a young boy who becomes delirious from the behavious of his father and other upsetting events in his life. The storyline goes well with our subgenre becuase of the behaviour of our main character. You will also have to pay attention and focus on the film. The storyline is quite interesting as well beacuse the film includes murder it brings in that thriller feel to the film. I feel our primary audience will enjoy the storyline becuase there isn't a lot of violence and horrific murder scene. Also, it plays with the audiences emotions very well and makes you feel the way the main character feels which i think older women would find interesting. The main characters is the young boy and father. They are interesting because the audience get put in the postion of the young boy which our audience (older women) wouldn't have been before. Having the father also shows how much of an affect fathers can be to their children. The location is set in London. Our canal location is a nice peaceful place. Our genre and sub genre will attract our audience very well because it makes them think and focus on the film.
The rough cut feedback helped us very well especially because they were from our teachers and out traget audience are adults rather than teenagers. It helped us understand what they liked and disliked about it. We were told to take out a few shots that weren't needed and didn't go well.
We reached our audience so far by screening it at the cinema. It was also uploaded to youtube and shared around. There is a DVD release which should appeal to our audience because we have been told that many women like to cosy nights in watching a good DVD.
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Q4. Who would be the audience for your media product?
Ou primary target audience is females 25-35 who will be interested in psychological thrillers and would enjoy thinking about the film whilst watching it. Our secondary audience would be a younger audience 16-24. Young adults go cinemas more than older people. Also many young people would enjoy a psychological thriller. I'm 17 and i know i would enjoy becuase i enjoy many othe psychological thrillers. Also we have a young actor in it which may want young adults to go and watch it. This willl also be interesting for our primary target audience beacuse they get to see the film in the eye's of our main character which they may find very interesting. Our film is very interesting because it goes through our main characters life the way he percieves it. Although he becomes mentally unwell the audience will develop feelings and emotions the way he does.
Wednesday, 29 February 2012
Editing rough cut feedback
After Rebecca looked at our blog she gave us some feedback.
- She told us to tighten up our clips, getting rid of parts that are not needed.
- The shot with Solomon coming outside of the bridge needs to be longer.
- Make the clip of the bench plaque shorter.
- Move our tunnel short to a more suitable place.
- With the spinning shot of Solomon on the bench, we have to make jumo cuts and change the direction so it reverses.
Overall our rough cut doesn't have sound yet and at the beginning we still need to include our production company logo's.
Tuesday, 28 February 2012
second day of filming
| Solomon had to cross over the bridge to get to the other side so we can get the shots of him on the stairs. |
| We got the shot of him on the stairs. we thought it looked really good because you can see the rush of the water behind him giving it a freaky feeling. Also he's quite close to the water. |
| Luckily the weather was nice so we got to film. |
| Filming the 'In memory of Elizabeth Kirby' footage. it was annoying because the footage seemed bent even thought our tripod was fine. |
| This is the shot going around Solomon. We had to do it by hand and it was difficult because none of us had steady hands. |
first day filming
For our first day of filming we went to the canal. We played around with the camera and got use to filming with it. we got a few good shots that will be used in our final edit of our opening to our film.
Thursday, 9 February 2012
evidence first day filming
Recording of memorial for film opening
One of our recording destinations
View of recording destination
Canal
Recording of bridge and canal
Recording of bridge and canal
Recording of bridge and canal
What the shot of bridge and canal looks like
taking turns in recording the shot
First day filming flip cam
First day of filming went well. In our angel (canal) location.
Tuesday, 7 February 2012
Pitch: Evidence
| We were first to show our pitch to the class. |
| Going through the brief about what our film is about. |
| Going through everything including our genre and inspiration. |
| 'Props and costumes' |
| Going through our storyboard. We got told we had to make the images more clearer for example our close up shots drawing didn't really look like close ups. |
Planning: Audience detail
Our target audience for our movie are 25-40 year old mainly males. they would have to be educated because our film will need concentration throughout. The film also gives out little bits of information slowly which could be hard to understand. They will be interested in psychological thrillers as well.
Our secondary audience would be young adults 16-24 (which is the age range that go cinema often). This would be suitable to them because our film certificate is a 15. The movie could still interest young adults because it interests our group who are aged 16 and 17.
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