Ex-terminate Final Opening

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Evaluation Question 5

Evaluation Question 4

Evaluation Question 3

Evaluation Question 2

Evaluation Question 1

Production Scheduling

Note: The deadline we gave ourselves for editing our production was not meet as the group kept changing the plot, therefore the editing went on for longer then we had actually anticipated.

Equipment

Equipment from kierajaffas

Costume

Costume from kierajaffas

Location

Location from kierajaffas

Props

Props from kierajaffas

New Market Research

Market research from kierajaffas

Treatment Changes

Title inspiration part2

As a group, we brainstormed possible production names for our movie production company. We decided to make a chart consisting of three words associated with our film and list synonyms of the words, in hope of finding a production name we liked. As you can see, this method wasn't suited to us. We couldn't think of many words asscoiated with the topics we had chosen. Also, we had to take into consideration that the name of our production company didn't have to have anything to do with the genre and storyline of our movie. Due to this, we also came up with these three names: •Flashlight Studios •Tunnel Vision Studios •Skyhigh Studios We liked these ideas as we felt they were original and had significance to film production and editing, rather than our movie. We also had an idea of how we would edit these names into our movie. These production names seemed stronger and more memorable to us than the ones we had on our chart. Overall, our favourite production name was Tunnel Vision, as it infers that our movie is the only thing we want our audience to focus on. Also, it infers that we are a fully focused production team. tunnel vision 2. narrowness of viewpoint resulting from concentration on a single idea, opinion, etc, to the exclusion of others Although we wasn't concentrated on a single idea at the beginning, we now are and are now giving it our full attention. Which is why I think Tunnel Vision Studios will be an appropriate and suited name for our prodution company.

Title inspiration

Analysis of "A Nightmare on Elmstreet"

Analysis of Scary movie 2

I decided to analyse the opening scene "Scary Movie 2" because originally we had decided that the genre of our film was going to be horror-comedy. Therefore i analysed so we were able to see the types of tecniques used by the rpoducers of this movie in order to fit the horror-comedy genre the movie has.

Scary movie 2 from jovinie_carter

Analysis of the Stepfather

Treatment

This was the first strip for the storyboard I had created for the group's original idea. However, because we came up with an idea that was very different, i decided that a new storyboard was needed to be made in order to reflect the fresh idea.
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Production pictures

These are pictures that were taken of us when we were filming the opening scene. It shows the setting of the production and it also shows our group at work

Production meeting notes

Sound choice

Updated Target audience feedback for the new idea

Target audience feedback for the first idea

A Nighmare on Elmstreet

This video shows the oepning scene for 'A Nightmare on Elmstreet

Analysis of existing product

Storyboard

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After doing some research, we have found free, non copyrighted horror sound effects and music which we think will be appropriate for our movie opening.

This video consists of a variety of different sound effects which include ones which would make the audience jump, there are also some very good tension building sound effects. They are very appropriate and match the genre of our movie.

This is a very long piece of music, lasting almost 10 minutes. It is very dark, starting off slow then gradually getting higher and faster, raising the tension. It is the type of music that would excite and scare the audience as they would be waiting for the climax to happen.

This mix consists of 13 horror instrumentals. Not all of these are suitable, as some of them climax too late or seem to be aimed at a different sub-genre of horror than ours. The tracks which we thought could possibly work were track number one: Moonlight and Roses by Lee Rosevere, track number 8: The Crazies Are Out Tonight by Dylan Palme and track number 13: Awaken From A Nightmare by Silver Process.

Different shot types

Camera Angles / Shot Types from shutupmeg