Monday, 4 April 2011
Alternations to the narrative
Due to our restricted locations we have had to completely adjust the narrative, instead it is going to be about a person who has committed a crime which is restricted this is our enigma code as we do not know why or what he has done fully. In result to this he has series of nightmares about it making the narrative non-linear and also makes it a restricted narrative.
Thursday, 31 March 2011
AUDIENCE FEED BACK
Example of font ideas.
This is an example of the program we are using to create the title for our film. The program is live type. The first font is in purple, we decide to use this as it is a catholic church colour (black and purple). The black is just a basic colour where we are thinking of adding other colours to it, for example ,the out line.
Thursday, 24 March 2011
Daily Update
Today was our last day of filming, now we as a group have to edit and put in sound for the screening of the first draft.
today we filmed the main part of when the victim of the antagonist takes his oath.
It was difficult doing this as we could not film in an actual Church we had had to improvise using a small isolated room which was dark. To emphasise this scene we used night vision, low and high angle shots to show inferior an superiority and also pov shots and over the shoulder shots to show the link between the two characters
Tuesday, 15 March 2011
What we did today 14/03/2011
Our location for the confession room.
This is room that we have found for our confession room, it is an art dark room. it is perfect for use of lighting and there is alot of space for us to set up a confession room look alike. We also found some red lights which would be good for our mise en scene, this could help build more tension for setting.Thursday, 10 March 2011
what we did today 10/03/2011
Today we was unable to film as much shots as we wanted. I can say that we were distracted at some points. what affected our ability to complete our task, was that we did not plan exactly what we were going to film, we also got carried away and so, before we knew it, time was against us. furthermore as one of our location was in a church, it was difficult to film because they were other people that were in the church.
What we need to do.
What we need to do.
- what we need to do is plan exactly what we are going to before we head out filming.
- Take advantage of our time.
- focus more on what we are doing.
- be more aware of our surroundings and be able to compromise.
by janesia smith
Thursday, 3 March 2011
First day of filming.
Today the group went out to film the first shot of the church. We found a church which fit the scene we had pictured. We zoomed out from the cross until we had a full establishing shot of the church.
Aaron filmed his first scene as Mark, tracking behind him walking towards the church. Then a point of view shot of him looking at the church. Then another tracking shot of Aaron walking into the church. Match on action of him opening the door inside the church. We are now in the process of editing.
Aaron filmed his first scene as Mark, tracking behind him walking towards the church. Then a point of view shot of him looking at the church. Then another tracking shot of Aaron walking into the church. Match on action of him opening the door inside the church. We are now in the process of editing.
Monday, 28 February 2011
OUR ANIMATED VERSION
This is the animated version of our opening sequence. Aaron has done the drawing of the sequences, Katusha has done the filming and I (Janesia) have done the editing of the sequence. I added some sound track to make the opening sequence more interesting and to create more suspense. They are still some extra shots that will still be added, but this gives a clear idea of what our film is about and gives the audience an idea on what will be happening in the film.
I added some transitions to make our clip more effective. For example I added cross dissolve to show the conversation between the two people in the shot reverse shot. There is also 'wash in' at times to show represent flash backs and 'fade out' to suggest time as past.
However what we need to work on, is to be aware of props and other things that may be around while filming. for instance in one of the shots, in the near corner there was finger. this affect the shot as it takes away to professionalism and suspense that is supposed to be made in shot.
Friday, 18 February 2011
The Treatment
The plot of the film is about a proclaimed priest who at first seems like the protagonist in the film later then turns out to be the antagonist. the antagonist is a corrupt priest who tries to posses peoples mind and body through his sacred oath that he has, the oath is what has made the priest what he is today.
The victim we see in the sequence is consciously aware of his actions but leads into temptation as his lust for women gets the better of him and tragically rapes a woman in a alley way, he then realizes his wrong doing and turns to the priest for guidance.
The sequence starts with a zoom of the cross on the church then straight into the confession where the priest and the victim are in together, it then jumps to a flash back of when the victim commits his sin, through the flash back we see the victims emotions and thoughts as he makes his way to the church, it then cuts back to the scene where it started with the priest claiming that he can help and makes the victim write the oath to sell his mind body and soul becoming possessed and tramped within the priest.
The victim we see in the sequence is consciously aware of his actions but leads into temptation as his lust for women gets the better of him and tragically rapes a woman in a alley way, he then realizes his wrong doing and turns to the priest for guidance.
The sequence starts with a zoom of the cross on the church then straight into the confession where the priest and the victim are in together, it then jumps to a flash back of when the victim commits his sin, through the flash back we see the victims emotions and thoughts as he makes his way to the church, it then cuts back to the scene where it started with the priest claiming that he can help and makes the victim write the oath to sell his mind body and soul becoming possessed and tramped within the priest.
The unique selling point of this film is that the conspiracy/religious thriller is not often used so people may find it worth watching as they have not experienced it yet.
Through out the sequence there will be POV shots of the priest looking down at the victim and also low angle shots to show the victims inferiority, the narrative of the film is non-linear because of the flash backs and also referring to the past of what the victim done to the woman.
The possible tile for The Oath
To do this i used live type to create the different effects for the title
Thursday, 17 February 2011
The Oath auditions
The audition for the thriller.
Jesse auditioning for the part of 'Father Literian.'
Aaron auditioning for the part of Mark (The Suspect).
There is a short filming of the two playing their characters. We think this is a good audition because they capture the right characters.
Possible fonts for the thriller
this may be a possible font because it is as bold as the word i keeps the audience attention.
this font may be used because it is a unusual font which creates an enigma code for the film as in what the oath is.
this was chosen because it seems quite aggressive just like one of the actors in the film.
this font was selected because of its snugged nature and uncertainty
We have selected various different fonts that will go well with the thriller, i have chosen these fonts because they all go well with the title 'The Oath' which helps create meaning for the film as it is a conspiracy/religious thriller.
this font may be used because it is a unusual font which creates an enigma code for the film as in what the oath is.
this was chosen because it seems quite aggressive just like one of the actors in the film.
this font was selected because of its snugged nature and uncertainty
We have selected various different fonts that will go well with the thriller, i have chosen these fonts because they all go well with the title 'The Oath' which helps create meaning for the film as it is a conspiracy/religious thriller.
ABOUT THE FILM
The narrative is going to be linear, however there is going to be a flash back in the opening sequence. this makes it non linear. The whole film is going to be about a guy that has committed a murder of a young woman. He then feels guilty and paranoid of what he has done. Using his instincts he feels that he should confess to someone, so he decides to go to a priest and confesses. unknowingly to him the priest has an evil side to him and he lures his victim into making them think they are actually signing over for a better life, but they are actually signing over their soul to the devil. this conspiracy, psychological thriller starts off as a simple murder, with the killer being the antagonist however, he will then fall into a protagonist character and it would be him begging for his life.
Audience response to typical thriller
This is the public's response to what they think a typical thriller should include. We interviewed six different people and they gave their response. Most of their view's were the same, blood, suspense and a good story line.
Tuesday, 15 February 2011
Black Tiger Productions Logo
This is the logo for our Thriller, 'Black Tiger Productions,' we tried to make this look as close to a thriller/horror theme as we could.
Target Audience
- For our thriller, the target audience would be aged around 18+
- Preferably male's, could also include some female audience.
- People who don't really have a extreme religious background.
- People that may deal with physiological problems.
- People that are into supernatural thrillers.
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