Evaluation Question 7: What did you feel that you have learnt in the progression from your preliminary task to the full product? Ryan Navarro

Evaluation question 7 from St Peters RC Comprehensive

Evaluation Question 6: What have you learnt about technologies from the process of constructing this product? - Ryan Navarro

Evaluation Question 5 - How did you attract/address your audience? - Ryan Navarro

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Evaluation Question 4: Who would be the audience for your media product? - Ryan Navarro

Target Audince: 15+ male audience

The age of this person is around 17 years old which what we are targeting for.

This person is one of our target audience because he likes to watch thriller films and crime films like Batman, Equaliser and James Bond. This person could listen to rock music, hip-hop, soul.
His favourate tv show might be NCIS and Death in paradise - which are a crime tv series, Doctor Who and Sherlock Holmes - a sci-fi thriller tv series.

The type of book this persom may read are sci-fi books like Doctor Who and adventure books like the Hobbit.

My group interviewed some of our targer audience on what they expect in a thiller genre and also show our opening scene and asked questions about it.

Evaluation 4

Evaluation Question 3: What kind of media institution might distribute your media product and why? - Ryan Navarro

Evaluation Question 2 - How does your media product represent particular social group? Ryan Navarro

Evaluation 2 (media studies) from St Peters RC Comprehensive

Evaluation Question 1: In what way does your media product use. develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products? - Ryan Navarro

Audience feedback

This is the feedback that we have received after we have showed our finished our finished opening scene. The feedbacks give us opportunity to improve our opening scene and make it better.

Rough Cut

This is our first cut for our opening scene. There are some shots that we have followed from our storyboard but we have altered some of the shots because it was too long.

Behind the Scenes Videos

This is a video which shows the behind the scenes of our filming day for Des Dube's scene in our film "Interrogation". In the video, we say our roles and what did on that day.
Connor - Costume Designer
Des - Actor
Ryan - Camera Man
Darwin - Director

In this second behind the scene video, connor is showing Des how he thinks he should kick the door open.

Famous related films

These are Famous Films and their directors. We wanted to research these famous Thriller movies so that we can understand what make a successful thriller movie. One thing that we found which all these films have is action. They are all filled with violence, heavy fighting scenes and fast pace chases. Of course we would be unable to include all these onto our 2 minute long Opening Sequence because we would simply run out of time, but we can incorporate some. This it is important to research this as it gives us ideas on what we want to include on our Film.

GUY RITCHIE

FRANCIS FORD COPPOLA

MARTIN SCORSESE

Existing film production companies

These are two existing film production companies which produce a constant stream of thriller movies. We decided to research these companies because we want to understand the different types of thriller movies they create and try and incorporate them into our opening sequence. For example, the Paramount pictures Corporation produced the film "Godfather". This film similar to our film as they are both Gangster-Thriller. This means that we can use the film "Godfather" to help give us ideas on how we can show the genre of thriller.

Paramount Pictures Corporation is a film studio, television production company and motion picture distributor, consistently ranked as one of the "Big Six" film studios of Hollywood. Paramount has produced famous films like the "Godfather"

American Zoetrope is a privately run film studio, centred in San Francisco and founded by Francis Ford Coppola and George Lucas in 1969.

Iconic sounds

These Sound effects and music are all examples of something which you would expect from the genre of Thriller and the sub-genre of Gangs. These are important these sounds may give us ideas on diegetic or non-diegetic sounds which we can use for our opening sequence.

Iconography

These images represent all sub-genres of our opening sequence, Crime, Drugs and Gangs. These are important as these pictures gives us ideas on representations, props and setting for our opening sequence. 

Photographs of group planning

Here are photographs of our team working on planning for our opening sequence. 

This picture shows Darwin and Connor working on the storyboard together. 

Whilst these pictures shows Desmond and Ryan working on the blog.

These pictures are evidence that our group works well together. This is because we understand that we cant all work on the same task, which is why we figured out eachother's strengths and assigned each other task based on that. Ryan and Des are better at the computing therefore they are on the Mac. Darwin and Connor are good artist which is why they are doing the Storyboard.  

Shot list

Here are the pictures of our storyboard for our Opening sequence along with the shot list and cinematography. 

This is our Shot list and Cinematography. It shows the Framing, Action and Mise-on-scene of our Opening sequence. We will use this as a guide on how we will film and things that we need to film.

Filming Location

These are Images of the location which we decided to film our interrogation scene. We chose this because it looks abandoned, it is dark and there is hardly anyone there which means that filming would be much easier. The fact that it is dark and it looks abandoned it perfect as it links back to the Genre of thriller. It looks like a place where you would expect some illegal activities. 

Storyboard

We are using our storyboard as a guide on what and how we are going to film our Opening Sequence. We understand that some things may change due to various reasons therefore we do not expect our final film to be exactly the way that we expect.