Monday, 28 November 2016

Story Board Evaluation


Storyboard Evaluation


What went well? 
The story board went well as we included a detailed set of images of the scene and also added a voice over to it. By doing this it meant that we gave more information as to what is going to happen in the film opening and how each scene will plan out. We attempted to include some of the shot types to make sure they are varied although in many we were unsure as are planing to decide at a later date. it also gave us a good indication towards how long each scene will be to make sure we can make it with in the guidelines of two minutes. 



What could be improved/ work you change next time?
The images of the story board were draw in pencil. This was to make sure if we made any mistakes we were able to quickly change them and stay on task. Although when we videoed these images they were not viably seen, to improve this we should have drawn them in a darker colour so the audience do not struggle to see them. Plus as mentioned earlier, not every scene is given a shot description. This makes the plan seem a little unorganized with is not the idea we want to give off. To improve this a title could be added on just to give the audience more information of whether it will be a match on action, long shot, close up or pan etc. 
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Saturday, 26 November 2016

Shot List and Schedule



Shot List

Monday 28/11/16:
-          Packing of the drugs scenes
-          Antonio riding along on his bike
-          The ally scene (may not have time)
Tuesday 29/11/16:
-          The bathroom shot
-          Train time laps
-          Shots of the high street
Wednesday 30/11/16:
-          The airport shots( train station)
·        Him checking in
·        The police officers looking cautious
·        Antonio getting caught


Friday, 25 November 2016

Script


Script

Script for opening sequence

*Shots of scenery/setting*
*Character 1 walks into the dark alleyway and meets Character 2*
Character 2: "Are you ready?"
Character 1: "Do I have a choice?"
Character 2: "Here's everything you need" *Hands over the goods*
"What time is the flight?"
Character 1: "Half One"
*Character 1 walks away*
Character 2: "And just remember, if you get caught... you don't know who I am"

*Character 1 is at the station about to depart*
*Calls Character 2 on his phone*
Character 1: "Hello? ... I don't think I can do this..."
*Phone Call is ended*
*A security officer enters (character 3)*
Character 3: "Oi! Get back here!"
*Character 1 runs out of the scene and the camera slowly dissolves*

Wednesday, 23 November 2016

Final Titles for Traffic Lights


Final Titles


In association with

Film Four, Focus Features

Actor

Alesandro Campoccio

Actor

Antonio Ferelli

Title of film

Traffic Light

Screen played by

John Burridge

Produced by

Brian Earp

Director of photography

Bart German

Production designer

Will Davis

Editor

Aimee Chaser

Visual effects producer

Rachel Walters

Associate producer

Sian Field

Casting by

Kathrine Brookes



In our first draft we had some feedback about there being too many titles and that they were all bunched up in the middle area of our film opening. To improve this for our final opening we spread out the titles and made sure that were more subtle by being smaller and fading in and out gently.

Tuesday, 22 November 2016

Titles for 'Traffic Light'



Titles

The production company: Pelican productions

Directed by:
Filipa Richenda Englefield

Screenplay by:
John Burridge

Produced by:
Brian Earp

Executive producer:
Clive Eastwood

Co- producer:
Luciano Floridi

Director or photography:
Bart Gremmen

Production designer:
Will Davies

Editors:
Aimee Chaser

Costume designer:
Katherine Ross

Visual effect producer:
Rachel Walters

Music by:
Antonio Campoccio

Associate producers:
Sian Field

Casting by:
Katrina Brookes

Actor:
Antonio Firelli
Alessandro  Campoccio

Monday, 21 November 2016

Titles Research


Titles Research

For this task ale researched the type of fonts we could use in our film opening...

After deliberation, the top font would be the one we used as our titles.