this is a very simple version of a mindmap i did by hand during the planning process
Tuesday, 31 July 2012
Tuesday, 17 July 2012
Structuring a trailer
Teaser Trailer
BEGINNING
Certificate
Premise of the story (short clip basis of story)
MIDDLE
Institutional info (breaks up film clips)
Build up of the story (bigger block)
END
Ends with climax/cliffhanger
Montage- powerful/emotional/funny scenes
May or may not be split up with text between clips.
BEGINNING
Certificate
Premise of the story (short clip basis of story)
MIDDLE
Institutional info (breaks up film clips)
Build up of the story (bigger block)
END
Ends with climax/cliffhanger
Montage- powerful/emotional/funny scenes
May or may not be split up with text between clips.
Wednesday, 11 July 2012
Film production planning.
My thoughts:--
Idea-mind mapping-storyboarding-contacting others-collecting resources-location hunt-hire crew-casting-filming-editing
What actually happens:--
Choose Genre- Initial Ideas- Mind Map- Narrow down ideas- Pros and cons- Location Reccy- Casting- Plan Equipment- Story board- Script- Plan cast crew meeting- organise shooting schedule- film- sort footage- edit
Idea-mind mapping-storyboarding-contacting others-collecting resources-location hunt-hire crew-casting-filming-editing
What actually happens:--
Choose Genre- Initial Ideas- Mind Map- Narrow down ideas- Pros and cons- Location Reccy- Casting- Plan Equipment- Story board- Script- Plan cast crew meeting- organise shooting schedule- film- sort footage- edit
Monday, 9 July 2012
Depth of feild
F-stop
Aperture
Focal length
Focus
DOF (Depth of Feild)
DOF depends on-
Aperture Size (f-stop) (fraction of the size of lens, the smaller the number, the wider the hole, the wider the hole, the shallower the depth of feild or the less things are in focus)
Focal length
Distance of subject
Shallow depth of feild- one particular thing in focus, other things involved but less important out of focus
Deep depth of feild- most things in focus, sharp image
Aperture
Focal length
Focus
DOF (Depth of Feild)
DOF depends on-
Aperture Size (f-stop) (fraction of the size of lens, the smaller the number, the wider the hole, the wider the hole, the shallower the depth of feild or the less things are in focus)
Focal length
Distance of subject
Shallow depth of feild- one particular thing in focus, other things involved but less important out of focus
Deep depth of feild- most things in focus, sharp image
Composition
Successful composition
Composition
Rule of thirds
Back ground
Framing
RULES OF COMPOSITION
1 back ground – keep it simple, not busy or congested, alter the shot to keep the focus on the main subject
2 rule of thirds – cross sections that things fit into two of them, think about the logics of the shot,
3 framing – look for natural frames in your scene, be aware of lines in the frame, like fences and stuff, make them level with the shot, HEAD ROOM not too much or too little.
4 leading lines
5 balance
Thursday, 5 July 2012
Audience theories
The hypodermic model:
Media is like a syringe that injects ideas attitudes and beliefs into the audience. This could be faltered because it’s not necessarily true for everyone, it’s too simplistic.
E.g. - the coronation street killer
Uses and gratification theory:
Based on Maslow’s hierarchy of needs
Why we watch what we watch
Information
Personal identity
Integration and social interaction
Entertainment
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