Flickr Link

Here is a link to my Flickr account which will have all photography for my A2 print products,

https://www.flickr.com/photos/132934498@N06/

Self-evaluation and teacher feedback

At the moment my photography included myself as the model and not the other characters. The mise-en-scene is basic and the setting is a white sheet which does not fit the genre of horror or the setting which the trailer is set in. The feedback I received from my teacher and other pupils in several media classes was that I needed photography which included the correct setting, mise-en-scene and include all of the characters. 

Photography examples

DVD Cover measurements

Width: 27.2

Height: 18.4

Resolution: 150

Guide line 1: 760

Guide line 2: 844

Updated Storyboard

My previous storyboard was extremly basic and did not follow the plot of my trailer. So i have made some changes. I have produced this storyboard on http://www.storyboardthat.com

Film Poster Examples

Billboard examples

Final Intertitles

I have chosen these inter titles as the main ones I will use in my trailer. The font which is Charlemagne std is suitable for the genre of thriller, the red and black contrasting against each other also giving an 'eery' sensation. I have included certain reviews making the audience want to see the film. I have chosen simple inter titles because I wanted to include the target symbol from the title to show that all my products are linked. 

Trailer Storyboard

Storyboard

Shooting Schedule

Intertitle Examples

I have created inter titles using the program fireworks to be a part of my trailer. I have experimented using different colours, fonts and backgrounds.

Script

In my trailer I want the speech to be spontaneous as I am wanting a food footage type look. This means a script was not fully produced before filming however it will go along the lines of:

Nisha: We've just set up camp around the corner, we're going to have a great time

Each of the characters introduce each other on camera

Screams 

Phoebe: I think I can hear someone

Trailer Shot List

1. Texting friends about a camping trip = Point of view
2. Driving in the car = Point of view
3. Train = Establishing shot
4. Setting of the park = Pan shot
5. Introducing Phoebe waving = Mid shot 
6. Introducing Nisha dancing = Long shot
7. Introducing Ree = Close up 
8. Introducing Paige = Point of view 
9. Phoebe smoking = Over the shoulder shot 
10. Phoebe lying on the floor with blood from her mouth = High angle shot
11. Nisha taking pills = Extreme close up 
12. Feet hanging from a tree = Low angle shot 
13. Paige drinking = Mid shot zoom to close up 
14. An unkown face half behind a tree = Close up
15. Ree with an unknown person behind her = Long shot
16. Ree falling to the ground = Long shot
17. Running through the forest = Point of view
18. Camera drops to the floor = Point of view 
19. Torches shining on the ground = Mid shot
20. Feet walking towards camera = Tracking 
21. Feet standing at the camera = Extreme close up 
22. Camera goes all fuzzy