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Wednesday, 8 April 2015
Opening
Tuesday, 7 April 2015
Evaluation - Question 3 & 4
This is how we attracted this audience - please read the annotations.
For our strategy it would be a NON- THEATRICAL distribution. Why? Because we would like our film to be reviewed by critics and strike a deal with an investor which would like to purchase our film for distribution. Our film is an independent film slightly indie, so for choosing distributors we would like to choose a independent distributors, Our choice would be LIONSGATE because they focuses on independent film, we could also get small distributors from different countries. But if all things fails we would have to be our own distributors, we would post our film on Youtube or Vimeo so it is straight to the customers and after that develop our film company from there. Our release date would be around August / September because the LFF (LONDON FILM FESTIVAL) is held in October and after that enter other films festival as well, locally and internationally.
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Thing Link Work
These are the work I have done on Thing Link for the evaluation
Narrative
Character
Font and Title
Location
Sub Genres
Techniques
Friday, 16 January 2015
Thursday, 15 January 2015
Wednesday, 14 January 2015
Lights! Cameras! Too much light dammit!
Tuesday, 13 January 2015
Character Bio
Saturday, 10 January 2015
Something Personal ...
"The Tales of Princess Kaguya" is a animated movie created by studio Ghibli and of course directed by one of the most well known director in Japanese and probably any animation history. the movie was animated completely by hand with no computer graphics to back it up and thus having this traditional Japanese brush art style. From the cover, it may seem like any ordinary animation however you cannot judge a book by it's cover. This modern day rendition of the Japanese folktale of "The tale of The Bamboo Cutter" is considered to be a visual masterpiece among critics. Also it's deep and breathtaking narrative is as equally astounding.
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Friday, 9 January 2015
Another Script for another idea ... Again ...
Hostage Rescue
Casting Crew Size: 5-6 so far
Location: Warehouse
Camera Pan from left of room to hostage silence in the scene
Hostage: (Looking down on the floor contemplating)
Camera behind hostage shoulders intially focused on hostage then later the door as sound from outside disturb silence
Door opens with captor busting through the door then rescuer walk out the door looking at hostage for a brief moment then walk towards the hostage
Camera transition to 2 shot of hostage still sitting down on seat and rescuer over the hostages shoulder trying to cut cable tie
Rescuer: Are you alright
Match on action to close up the cable tie beeing cut
Camera angle aligning hostage face with the dead corpse initially focused on the hostages face
Hostage: Yeah
Camera focus on firearm dropped on the floor hostage looks in the genral direction
Hostage: I should be just fine
Camera close up view of the rescuer panning from behind to hostage for a brief moment then match on action close up of hostage and rescuer walk across camera
Hostage's eyes follow the rescuer until rescuer reaches door then looks at firearm
Match on action extreme close up of firearm on floor with correct lighting to show hostage's shadow walking over to firearm then hostage hands pick up firearm
Match on action track shot of the two sneaks along the wall of the warehouse
Camera placed near confined spot where two cartel members are spotted and focused on
Camera focused back on the two escapees
Rescuer hushes the hostage the camera focused on rescuer and cartel members then rescuer does silent takedowns and signals hostage to follow
Camera 2 shot of rescuer and hostage
Hostage: How many of them are there here
Rescuer: From the outside there are only 7 of them, nothing we can't handle
Rescuer turns around to talk to hostage camera over the shoulder shot of rescuer face
Rescuer: But I'm sure that there are a lot more inside so we should be fine if we don't...
Camera goes to over the shoulder shot of hostage mid sentence and at the end of rescuer's line hostage shoots cartel member behind rescuer
Add sfx of gunshot
Close up of rescuer surprised face and focused on his face then rescuer turns around
camera focus on dead cartel member behind rescuer
Close up shot of rescuer
Rescuer: ... Alert them
Long shot of cartel members busting out of the door bantering in random foreign language slowly searching the vicinity
Camera transition to 2 shot of rescuer and hostage in hiding
Rescuer: Was that really neccessary
Hostage: It was either him or us so your welcome
Rescuer: Anything in mind
Hostage: Easy, we improvise
Camera close up to cartel member walking
sfx tinkering sound
Cartel member look down camera pan to fashbang then sfx flashbang and screen goes white
Hostage jumps form cover to another cover while firing firearm mid air
Close up of hostage
Hostage: I'm out!
camera trackshot to rescuer running out of cover
Rescuer: Improvise!
Rescuer goes runs and guns towrds the exit and gets shot in the leg
Close up shot of hostage with a cartel member behind him
Hostage: NO!
Cartel member hits hostage in the head with the stock of the firearm the black screen transition to title entry sad cello or orchestral music






