Wednesday, 8 February 2012

SOUND RECORDING

This lesson, we recorded Karen screaming into a microphone. We then edited it to enhance the sound. We added effects to increase echo and create the eerie scream we want.






Here is our edited clip:



RISK ASSESMENT


This lesson we created a risk assesment sheet. In doing this out group are able to asses and overcome risks of our various film locations. By following this, our group is able to be safer considering some of our scenes are quite hazardous for example a tall builing, water etc.

Friday, 3 February 2012

Social networking and video distribution

In today's lesson, we created a Facebook page for our thriller- Faded.






We can make use of this page to get the audience's attention and get feedback, so as to improve our thriller. Also we created an Youtube account so we can upload our footages and experimental videos to get feedbacks through comments and likes.
 





Other than that, we went on to www.dafont.com and looked at different fonts we can make use of for the title sequence.

Monday, 30 January 2012

Audience feedback

This lesson we started editing our new raw footage for the start of our sequence. After editing part of our film we showed it to our target audience in order to receive feedback. We received extremely positive feedback in the effect and reaction from the audience we wanted to achieve. They thought that the footage and the scenario is very realistic and similitude.

Sunday, 29 January 2012

Mindmap showing conventions of thriller media

In order to better understand the genre- thriller. We worked as a group and identified some key characteristics of thriller films and created this mindmap.

Thursday, 26 January 2012

Sky Movies Crime & Thriller UK - IDENT 2011

SKY MEDIA- TEXTUAL ANALYSIS


This lesson we investigated television audiences for channels such as "Sky Media". In doing this my group and I should be able to gage and identify our type of Viewer and our target market. Sky, a brand with many channels such as sky sports, sky movies, sky boxoffice, etc. My film is a psychological thriller and som my group and I was interested in what sought of audience would watch Sky's thriller channels such as Sky's,  "Crime and Thriller" channel.

Sky has described this channel and its film features as "gritty noirs and gangster sagas, this channel is all about edge-of- the-seat plot twists and gripping tales of the underworld. Full of mystery, murder and tension, it's always worth investigating."


Information we found interesting and useful in how they identified their viewer audience.