Thursday, 20 January 2011
Matthew Wright
Get well soon Matt!
Thursday, 16 December 2010
Wednesday, 15 December 2010
'30 Days Earlier' - Rough cut
Monday, 13 December 2010
Posting schedule

We devised a posting schedule for all of us in the group, to even all the posts. Obviously, this isn't a full planfor all the posts and another schedule should be posted soon when we gathered more ideas. All together we have accumulated the 30 posts evenly to each other, with all the post having interesting information on our planning and production.
Ryan
Genre survey
Target, intended audiences
Shot list
Draft storyboard
Photo storyboard
Footage from London
Editing
Audience's feedback to rough cut
Typical thriller props
Evaluation
Matt
Actor survey
Title sequence characters
Sequence script
Ideas for credits
Possible costumes
Music
Rough cut
Typical thriller camera shots, angles
Evaluation
Jade
Suitable non-copyright music
Mise-en-scene survey
Possible locations
Possible props
Mood board
Casting
Typical thriller costumes
Typical thriller locations
Evaluation
Alex
About us
Music survey
Preliminary task
Title sequence narrative
Thriller conventions
Time management, shooting schedule
The shoot
Finished product
Evaluation
Friday, 5 November 2010
Preliminary task
This is our preliminary task. We chose a thriller genre for this task as we wanted to gain experience to what we can acheive on our main task. By having a thriller genre, we twisted the brief slightly by showing a character walk into a room whilst also having shots showing the room with a kidnapped character inside. This worked effectively as the unique idea we had created original connotations.
Monday, 1 November 2010
About us
Matthew Wright
Unfortunately Matthew has left the course due to unforseen medical circumstances.
Alex Barham
Creative and hardworking, Alex is an ideas person in the group who strives to make the group stand out with detailed work and a tendency to think outside of the box.
Ryan Malster
Skilled and experimental with a video camera, Ryan is the member who like Matthew, aims to correct any errors and makes sure everything in production sticks with the term thriller, so we can keep with the target audience and the intended narrative.
Jade Smith
Great with a video camera and hardworking, Jade delivers fresh ideas that beats the audience's expectations and communicates deeply with audiences to understand what the group needs to do in order to make the production perfect.


