Showing posts with label Devon Smith. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Devon Smith. Show all posts
Tuesday, 24 May 2016
Friday, 5 February 2016
GOODBYE!
I have loved producing a title sequence and feel that it has helped me create a bond with people that i would most likly not have spoken to. I am grateful for that. it have been an amazing experience with people that i will be happy to call family. Anyway i need to catch up on the sleep this course has deprived me from . so i bid you goodbye.
until next year...well.. september.
until next year...well.. september.
Wednesday, 27 January 2016
Q4-Who would be the audience for your media product?
Our target audience is middle aged men with a disposal income range between £200 to £400. Our wider audience is males ranging between 15 and 40.
Evaluation question 2
What is representation?
Representation is the presentation of an event, group of people or idea in a way that appears 'normal' or like 'reality'.
Using the representation that are already linked with a specific group of people, idea or events allows the film to seem realistic to the audience which in turn allows a greater suspense of disbelief when viewing the film. However, it could also be said that too much sterotypical representations can cause the film too realistic and disinterest the audience. One representation we used in our title sequence was wearing masked. wearing a mask is deemed as intentionally being mysterious and somewhat creepy in real life so this is a image we believed will suit our plot very well.
Thursday, 21 January 2016
Tuesday, 19 January 2016
attempting to make shots sync with sound
Above is me attempting to make the shots mirror the speed of the backing track.
Sunday, 17 January 2016
Evidence of filming- Devon Smith
Thank you to both the actors that helped create this title sequence and the two volunteer make-up artist who did the Actors make up. The filming was a success but didn't go exactly as planned. good enough though.
Below you can see the evidence we uploaded on our Instagram account of the filming session:
Below you can see the evidence we uploaded on our Instagram account of the filming session:
Potiential title font?
we are unsure if this font should be used for our titles so we will create a short survey to ask our target market.
font created by Andrei
Acting on the feedback given
We as a group have been praised by our peers for many aspects of our title sequence, especially the misc en scene.
We received feedback that we needed to make the cuts towards the end of the title sequence faster so it can mirror the speed of the sound. This will be the objective I will aim to achieve by the 20th of January.
It was also suggested that we cut the soundtrack I produced ( creating my own version of see you again). I agree with that statement as it will defiantly increase the tension and " goose bumps" the audience experience.
The Titles/ credits were defiantly a problem in this rough cut but in the groups defence, it was more of a placement for when we create our actual credits.
I thank everyone for the positive feedback but even more for the constructive criticism because it will make our title sequence better.
We received feedback that we needed to make the cuts towards the end of the title sequence faster so it can mirror the speed of the sound. This will be the objective I will aim to achieve by the 20th of January.
It was also suggested that we cut the soundtrack I produced ( creating my own version of see you again). I agree with that statement as it will defiantly increase the tension and " goose bumps" the audience experience.
The Titles/ credits were defiantly a problem in this rough cut but in the groups defence, it was more of a placement for when we create our actual credits.
I thank everyone for the positive feedback but even more for the constructive criticism because it will make our title sequence better.
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