Friday, 30 March 2012
Music
We had previously found music from the website www.mobygratis.com. Despite the music available we found a tune which we thought would be appropriate for our thriller starter. However, after integrating the music to the video, we came to the conclusion that the music tune did not go well with the video. It made the mood of the film change to a sort of aquatic movie scene. We therefore began to search through the mobygratis website for more different music that would go well as a thriller. Nevertheless, we felt mobygratis had a very limited music to chose from. We were told of another good on-copy write music website 'www.freeplaymusic.com'. Here we found tonnes of music and couldn't make up our minds because of the good music to choose from.
Thursday, 22 March 2012
Film Production
Filming shots- here we were discussing the different angles we should use in our shots as well as keeping to the rules, one most commonly known as the 180 degree rule.
This is the camera positioned, ready to take different shots that we are looking for.
This is a still view of the premises/location which is used as the movie commences.
Thursday, 8 March 2012
Children of Men
Monday, 5 March 2012
Music Authorisation
This is the music copyright use granted by the copyright holder. I can now use this music in my film without a problem.
Sunday, 4 March 2012
Target Audience
We are going to create a 'Spy Thriller' which will not contain any graphic or disturbing footage and so we have decided that the rating for our film will be 12+. This is because we feel it is suitable for people the age 12 and over, however younger viewers may not understand the concepts of the film.
Characters
This is the list of cast and crew for out thriller film opening.
Writer: Bradley Williams & Nicolas Orozco
Producer: Bradley Williams & Nicolas Orozco
Actor: Bradley Williams
Script
There is no script for our thriller film opening as it contains minimal dialogue which does not require scripting. The film is mostly based around the visuals and music, therefore the use of dialogue is not needed.
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