Costumes And Props

Costumes and Props

Character Name:	Ackeno
Costumes:tracksuittrainersblack jacket	Props:mobile phone
Character Name:	Billy
Costume: jeans trainersjacket  hat	Props: N/A

Risk Assessment

Risk Assessment

Group Members: Rosie Read, Kyle Tanner & Billy Baldry                                                                            Location: High rise flats

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
Dropping the camera off of the tripod	camera person	2	3		Make sure camera is on tripod properly	Yes
Security issues	everyone in the group	4	5		make sure there is a time schedule we stick too, and make sure we are not out too late	Yes
weather (rain, wind or snow during filming)	everyone in the group	5	3		check the weather before we go	yes
bad lighting	actors	4	4		try to film with just the right amount of light on the actors	yes

Focas Group Evaluation

A big way we got ideas for our thriller beginning we made a focus group where we explained out 3 ideas to another group of people and then asked what they thought about them. We got back very helpful comments and they helped us decide what we needed to changed on our opening. The other group told us that they liked our first idea the most but we had to shoot it in a certain way to make it look good and entertaining. We will take all of the points given by the other group when filming to make our film the best we can. 

Proposal

Proposal Prepared by Rosie, Kyle & Billy

In our Thriller we will film an exctiting starting to a thriller movie. This starting will make the viewers want to watch the rest of the film to see what is going on. We will include a variety of different shots, such as fast pased shots and pan shots over the roof tops of Dagenham. Our Thriller will play on the viewers mind as you wont actually see what is happeing on the screen there will just be voices and music over our shots...this will be better and more exciting fot the viewer as they would usually create their own image in their heads, these images are usually worse than what is happening on the screen... Our thriller will leave the viewers wondering what will happen next!

Focus Group

This way my focus group to discuss our ideas, we made plans to make our thriller the best it can be and with some constructive criticism we hope to achieve the perfect product.

Preliminary Task

we had a few problems with the sound, hope you enjoy!

Treatment

Treatment

Group Roles Cinematography: Rosie Mise-en-scene: Kyle Sound: Kyle Editing: Kyle, Billy & Rosie

Title: Blind Fire Tag Line:

Synopsis: Filming of roof tops around Dagenham (tracking shot) Guy lying on the floor looking like he has been stabbed, slow cliff hanger at the end of the film including a call to 999 about a shooting.

Key Genre Conventions: Action thriller, Street shots, gun shots, violence.

Thriller Soundtrack

This is the song I am going to use for my thriller entrance, this is a song that was released by Machine Gun Kelly independently from his on label so there fore there is no copy right infringement. It's quite a sinister beat with a good bass line while will correlate with the films genre. This action/UK thriller entrance will be improved by the addition of this music.

Location Visit List

Production Schedule Location Visit Sheet Programme Title:  Client: Robert Clack Writer: Kyle Tanner Producer: Billy Baldry Director: Kyle Tanner Date: 6/2/13

Access to location via: Walking, as we all live in the surrounding area. Name and number of location contact: Non Applicable

Health and Safety Issues to note:      Falling down stairs, rain, going to a block of flats of a night time so vigilance is key.

Potential Filming Problems : nonavailability of access to roof top.

Additional Notes:  (map of area/weather forecast etc)

Rough Sketch/Explanation of location and key points to note:
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Shooting Schedule

Shooting Schedule

Day	Scene	Location	Equipment	Costumes	Props	Cast +Crew
Friday	Sky shot Gun shot sound Laying on the ground scene	Dagenham flats	Phone Camera Tripod	'Ghetto'   clothes, tracksuit, puffer jackets.	Phone	Ackeno – Playing guy who’s been shot Billy – Murderer Kyle – Filming Rosie – 999 voice over

What Is A 'Montage'?

A montage is a group of clips from different un-coordinated parts, that join together to make one. They show a series of actions over time, the series of clips will therefore deliver a message to the audience. There are a few different options for how to write a montage in screenplay form.
One of the first uses of 'Montages' in cinema is by Luv Kuleshov. He was amongst the first to use a 'brick by brick' layering system. This became popular and the way its worth was proved was by a Russian Director that conducted an experiment. He took an old film clip of a head shot of a noted Russian actor and inter-cut the shot with different images.

Red Herrings

A red herring is a diversion or a lie used to manipulate the audience from the original plan. Red herrings are often seen in films, games, and puzzles.  

In films, a red herring can often be found in Alfred Hitchcock films like Psycho, where characters turn out to be anything but what the viewer expects them to be. It controls the views assumptions and can literally make them believes the plot is about something when it isn't.

Enigmas

Enigmas:

An enigma is when a person, thing, or situation that is mysterious, puzzling, or ambiguous, the situation may be explained as inexplicable.

Rope

Rope - Alfred Hitchcock

Rope is another Hitchcock film that has a great element of suspense. The film is a 'What if film' that is based on a true story. The film tells the story of Phillip and Brandon, two young killers, (inspired no doubt by Leopold and Loeb) This is one of Hitchcocks best films where the two men strangle their class mate and then invite their friends and relatives to a dinner party where they assess the 'perfection' of their crime through the film they are  dropping clues and daring guests to grow more suspicious of their jests and the man who has failed to make an appearance. The question is do they get caught?