Sunday, 5 December 2010
Monday, 22 November 2010
Evaluation: Question one
In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?
seeing other professional media institutes, it is clear to me that the quality of these products is impressive because of the time spent on them and the detail produced. Every media product would have to be created in this way to make them more eye catching and attractive to the audience.
One main media convention problems shown in media products is trying to keep your trailer interesting and not boring. Most trailers that are made in modern time either show all the best parts of the film in a trailer or shown barely nothing which makes the film look boring. So it was a task to try and make my film look like a real trailer, trying to keep enough scenes in to make the film but trying to not make it boring. Another problem that trailers is that the music in the background sometimes doesn't fit with the genre of the trailer, and i couldn't use a song that was already written so I decided to create my own soundtrack on GarageBand and i think that the music fits well with the trailer.
seeing other professional media institutes, it is clear to me that the quality of these products is impressive because of the time spent on them and the detail produced. Every media product would have to be created in this way to make them more eye catching and attractive to the audience.
One main media convention problems shown in media products is trying to keep your trailer interesting and not boring. Most trailers that are made in modern time either show all the best parts of the film in a trailer or shown barely nothing which makes the film look boring. So it was a task to try and make my film look like a real trailer, trying to keep enough scenes in to make the film but trying to not make it boring. Another problem that trailers is that the music in the background sometimes doesn't fit with the genre of the trailer, and i couldn't use a song that was already written so I decided to create my own soundtrack on GarageBand and i think that the music fits well with the trailer.
Thursday, 18 November 2010
Tuesday, 10 August 2010
Recce of Location
these images are where film will filmed. The kitchen area as seen in this images are where we see most of our main character. The light in the actually film will be darker, which will then give us the dark feel to my film and trailer. The other scene was filmed outside as at dark it seemed more suspenseful and scary which would set the tone to my trailer.
Monday, 9 August 2010
Sketches of Institutional logos

This is the final version of one of my logos called river productions. I'm not sure iw ill use it though as i don't like the way it has turned out as me as a person couldn't take this serious enough. It just doesn't have a professional look about it.

This is the final version of River Productions. I like how this logo is more detailed then my last one and overall it's the more eye catching one.
Source the copyright free soundtrack
For the soundtrack of my film i was planning on writing a letter to a record label and seeing if they would give me permission to use their tracks, but seeing as we can't do that anymore I decided to create my own soundtrack using tracks that me and my band have recorded ourselves so i wouldn't need to ask anyone for permission as I have created it. Another way of making my soundtrack is using the program called "Garage-band" as some of the tracks that my band play are very rocky which might not fit in certain parts of the trailer so i could create some tracks in "Garage-band" so that it fits in with the genre of the film. "Garage Band" which allows users to create music. I see that using this program as a good opportunity as then i will have created everything in my trailer, I will have filmed it, Edited it, Directed it and then created the music for it. so i feel like i will have accomplished something by creating everything to do with the film .
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