Storyboard Animatics

Storyboard animatics

We drew a storyboard with images of the sequence of our thriller. Then we took close up images of our drawings and uploaded them onto the computer. Using final cut express we created a video of this sequence and added sound effects. I hope you like it!

lighting exercise

Lighting

This video represents the lighting used in different films including low key lighting, high key lighting and under key lighting.

Shot List

Shot List
Scene	Shot Number	Description
Opening Scene	1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.	The image of a the dark park and  a bench A shot of the newspaper with the missing person on A man holding the newspaper (cant see the mans identity) with blood surrounding it sitting on the bench Flashbacks of how the missing person dies Another shot of the newspaper and the man puts the newspaper down The man gets up and leaves the newspaper As he walks off with his hood on

Focus group

Focus group




1. What makes a good thriller?
2. What age range would you choose for my thriller?
3. Why do you think the last thriller is the best one?
4. Do you judge by the first couple of minutes?

Contingency plan

Contingency Plan Name: Tania Begum, Ashleigh Westcott, Lucie Stevens Production: Innocence

Potential problems and how to overcome these problems: There could be a weather change which means that we might have to change the day of the plan. Making sure that the equipment don't ruin by taking great care of it.

Proposal

Proposal Prepared by Tania Begum, Ashleigh Westcott and Lucie Stevens

In the thriller that my group have planned are going to create will have Flashbacks in it to remind the killer of what he has done. It will contain Extreme Close Ups, Close Ups and Long Shots. In this thriller opening it will build up tension as the audience will be focused on the video. As it is the opening of a thriller it only shows the first part of the film which is flashbacks, picture of the missing person on the newspaper and how the person went missing.

Production schedule

Production Schedule Location Visit Sheet Programme Title: Client: Robert Clack Writer: Ashleigh Wescott Producer: Lucie Stevens Director: Tania Begum Date:

Rough Sketch/Explanation of location and key points to note: Access to location via: Bus, Train or walk Name and number of location contact: N/A

Health and Safety Issues to note: ●   Insuring we don't film in a bad weather or ruining the camera and equipment.

Potential Filming Problems : ●   The weather could change without knowing and may ruin the day and our filming plans.

Additional Notes:  (map of area/weather forecast etc)  These are the park we are mostly likely to film as these are the closet to everyone in our group. The first one is in central park and the next one is in Goodmayes park. We will have to film in a dark area seen as its a thriller and do it in a day when its not raining and cold. This will allow us to film most of the thriller without any mistakes.

Shooting schedule

Day	Scene	Location	Equipment	Costumes	Props	Cast +Crew
	1	Park	camera Tripod	Hoody	Newspaper Fake blood	Lucie Tania Ashleigh

Mood board

This is my mood board which I made for our thriller. We have decided to call this Innocence? I used the colours red black grey white and green to represent murder and a thrilling atmosphere of darkness. The green represents the present while the man is sitting on the bench in the park.

Treatment

Treatment

Group Names: Ashleigh, Lucie and Tania Group Roles Cinematography: All Mise-en-scene: Tania  Sound: All Editing: Ashleigh and Lucie

Title: Innocence Tag Line: The killer is closer than you think

Synopsis: This is about a killer that is a psycho and reading the newspaper about the missing person that he killed.

Key Genre Conventions: Scary sounds Tension Flashbacks Blood

Costume and props

Character Name:	Missing person
Costume: Black tie wear	Props: Bag
Character Name:	Stalker
Costume: Present Boler hat A black jacket Black shades Past Hooded jacket Jeans DARK CLOTHING	Props: Newspaper

certification

Every film has a certification rate and this determines what age group can watch the film. This takes into account the language and the scenes to see whether they are appropriate for that particular age range.

U certificate means that it is suitable for a universal group. This means it is suitable for all age groups. They contain no materials which a parent would find unsuitable for children,

PG certificate means parental guidance. This means that all ages are admitted however certain scenes may be unsuitable for young children. May contain mild language and sex/drugs references or mild violence.

12A means that those under 12 may only be accompanied by an adult ages at least 18 years old. 

12 means that nobody younger than 12 should watch this film. 

15 means that only those over the age of 15 are permitted. These films can contain adult themes, hard drugs, frequent strong language and limited use of very strong language, strong violence and strong sex references, and nudity without graphic detail. 

18 means that nobody younger than 18 years old (a legal adult) is permitted. there is no limitation on language, drug usage and sex scenes and violence.

Risk assessment

Risk Assessment

Group Members:  Lucie Stevens, Ashleigh Westcott, Tania Begum                                                                                      Location: Central Park

Hazard	Person(s) at Risk	Likelihood of Hazard 1 – Extremely Unlikely 5 – Extremely Likely	Severity of Hazard Outcomes 1 – Very Low Risk 5 – Very High Risk	Risk Level (Likelihood + Severity) 2	Measures to Take to Manage Risk	Risk Managed? Y/N
Equipment getting ruined or wet	Equipment	1	1	Likelyhood:1 Severity:1	Check weather before hand or if its starts raining film it on another day.	Y
Falling or Slipping	Actor or person who's filming	2	2	Likelyhood:2 Severity:2	Wear acceptable footwear for the weather	Y