Produced by: C-Jam Studios
Directed by: James Doughty, Chris Woods
Cinematography: Chris Woods, James Doughty, Alex Long
Sound: Marlon Huseyin-Sharp
Editing: Alex Long, Chris Woods, Marlon Huseyin-Sharp & James Doughty
Animation: Alex Long, Chris Woods & James Doughty
Thursday, 21 October 2010
Monday, 18 October 2010
Outline of what info needs to be in an opening of a film
Within all the opening of films, the director and producer ect must show:
Genre: The genre must be shown to the audience to help them understand the film. The understanding of the genre allows the audience to make better judgements on the characters and story line.
Characters: within the opening sequence the film introduces presumably the main characters first for the audience to know immediately they are going to become a significant role later on in the film. the characters within a film are easily the most vital role within the beginning and opening sequences of a film as they create the emotion and setting of what that particular film is about.
Opening credits: opening credits are the less of importance in a film, however, they do play large roles, the credits tell the audiences and companies who made the film i.e.. directer, producer and a few other people who contributed to the creation of the film.
Mise en scene: Music within the opening sequence is not always played however, when music is played, it allows the film to be shown its genre... for example, a jazzy american could be from a film like the blue's brothers.
Genre: The genre must be shown to the audience to help them understand the film. The understanding of the genre allows the audience to make better judgements on the characters and story line.
Characters: within the opening sequence the film introduces presumably the main characters first for the audience to know immediately they are going to become a significant role later on in the film. the characters within a film are easily the most vital role within the beginning and opening sequences of a film as they create the emotion and setting of what that particular film is about.
Opening credits: opening credits are the less of importance in a film, however, they do play large roles, the credits tell the audiences and companies who made the film i.e.. directer, producer and a few other people who contributed to the creation of the film.
Mise en scene: Music within the opening sequence is not always played however, when music is played, it allows the film to be shown its genre... for example, a jazzy american could be from a film like the blue's brothers.
- Marlon
Call Sheet
We are going to shoot our opening sequence in our Media classroom by using iStop Motion and a backdrop as the set. Our filming will start on filming on Wednesday 20th October and finish filming on Thursday 21st October. By using plastercine and lego models, we will film the opening sequence to our short film and edit it in iStop Motion too.
- James
Thursday, 14 October 2010
Prop List
Prop List:
Chris: Plastercine
James: Make/design background for iStopmotion
Marlon: Lego
Alex: Fish wire
Wednesday, 13 October 2010
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