Location and Production

Production Schedule Location Visit Sheet Programme Title: Broken Memories Writer: Funda Osman Producer: Jake Yellop Director: Tom Middleditch Date: 17/02/2013

key points of location: ·         Main road ·         Bus stop ·         Pub ·         Group of shops ·         Car wash ·         Secondary school Access to location via: Our whole group walked to each location but you are able to take the bus, a bike, a car or walk. ·         Gates of park ·         Walk across the field ·         Go pub ·         Go through double doors of pub ·         Asked for permission to use the pub ·         Showed id passes ·         Gave  contact numbers to our teachers ·         Walked through the pub out the doors ·         Went to the gates of the school ·         Went through several doors to get to our classroom Name and number of location contact: The Beacon tree - contact number: 02089840952 Bar staff

Health and Safety Issues to note: ●      Bar fights ●      Glass cutting ●      Behind bar ●      Alcoholics ●      Tripping over bar stools ●      Shattered Glass

Potential Filming Problems : ●      We may not be able to stop people from walking or being in our shots ●      Our toilet scene – complaints ●      Public reactions ●      Shots may be obstructed ●      May not be able to achieve shots due to structure of pub ●      May not be able to film due to no consent of the public ●      Angle shots ●      Lighting ●      Weather ●      Costume

Additional Notes:    ●              Must check whether the weather  will impact our filming and our lighting ●              If the filming runs over one day we must make sure there is continuity ●              Make sure we have all equipment departing pub

 

Storyboard for our thriller

When we  finally finished our story board  we had to create a animative this is taking and putting together the pictures of each shot drawn and talking about what is to happen in storyboard, this is something that i did by my self.This is our Story Board animative this shows our final idea this is how our original shot list was going to go. It includes the description of the shot and my drawings in the shot boxes.  

Treatment

Treatment

Group Roles Cinematography: Jake Mise-en-scene: Ryan Sound: Funda Editing: Tom Planning:  Jake - Treatment, Costumes and Props Funda - Storyboard, Costumes and Props Casting: Jake and Funda Script: Group                 (Everyone will take part in each categories but there will be one person in charge of overseeing each category)

Title: Memories (working) Tag Line:  One man’s destruction is another’s retribution.

Synopsis: A man re-lives the tortured past of his childhood, where he received abuse through harmful and damaging relationships. This treatment has caused him to seek revenge on anyone and anything with no moral values or consequences as he has never been taught right from wrong and cannot comprehend his actions. However he is a clever individual driven by conflicting emotions of love and hate, this causes him to formulate a plan of destruction and hopefully retribution.

Key Genre Conventions: Red Herring-the woman in the toilet, she isn’t all she appears to be. Action-the action comes as a surprise but it will be constant throughout the film. MacGuffin-he seems driven by violence and revenge but he is really driven by love.

Costumes and Props

Costumes and Props

Character Name:	Crazy man
Costume: Chequered shirt-turquoise and black.	Props: Glass, spider, fake blood.
Character Name:	Femme Fatale
Costume: Red or black seductive dress with white fur shawl.	Props: Phone, handbag.
Character Name:	Unfortunate man at bar
Costume: Smart dress, shirt and tie, casual business man.	Props: Beeper, phone, key card, briefcase.
Character Name:	Barman
Costume: White shirt (not fully seen).	Props: Glass, drink.

Mood Board

Created with Padlet

the other ideal is in our final product  

Key Thriller Conventions: from my own research

In todays lesson we were told to remember and note down the characteristics weve seen in the thrillers weve watched so far.
These were the most popular suggestions we came up with:

• MacGuffin
• Red Herring
• Fast paced action
• Chase scene: this scene is normally completed with Running or Driving away in a fast pace
• Cliffhangers 
• suspense 
• Hero 
• Villain >generallypowerful >genrally wants revenge
• Femme Fatale > Most likely an young attractive woman
• love intrest
• Alcoholism: recreational >for the uses of desirable code names = 007.or an problem something that is against the hero
• Hero has a weakness
• There is a deadline to the threat
• There is a problem to be solved
• Scene settings: Tense settings are normally at Night which leads to having shadows and it being dark
• The hero will have obstacles to face
• Music is very important to a scene or generally the whole film: Diegetic >Undiegetic
• Enigma
• Subgenre
• Death, there is normally the death of  an aquintance of the hero this could also be a obstacles
• Injustice on the villains behalf
• Unrealistic
• Thrillers are normally quite short