Costume Ideas

The woman (played by Leah Tamplin) – White shirt, unbuttoned, dirty, ripped, over a leather jacket of a female gang, ripped jeans with boots. The woman is supposed to look really tough and menacing especially when she confronts the Antagonist and she defeats him.

The main Antagonist (played by James Dench) – Black smart trousers, with a black t-shirt, underneath a black jacket that is to be closed. He is supposed to look smart or a being from a wealthy background but also the black represents the evil that he is and how cruel and malicious he really is.

 

 

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Diagetic	A camera taking a photograph, talking, cars
Themes	The main theme I can gather from this is confusion, blue and black writing unconventional like a statement
Connotations	Teddy could be stereotyped as a geek because of his appearance and so we feel less cautious towards him
Editing	The cuts between the black and white, and the colour sequences are really smooth,
Realism	Realism is a strong point as it deals with a man who has a genuine condition
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Non – Diagetic	A string ensemble which is very sombre and pensive, a clock ticking, a gun firing, the inward thinking of the protagonist, droning wind noise.
Lighting	The lighting varies between the coloured and non-coloured scenes but mostly daylight in the coloured but a darkened room in the non-coloured
Conventions	Mystery and confusion, psychological, non-linear order of film, a heartbeat but like a clock. The use of black and white keeps the most important secrets until the end. Duel narrative, the theft of an identity, the bad guy is playful, genuine and almost like a friend

this is our prelimanary

My thriller questionnaire/survey                    (cross in relevant box)

Do you like thrillers?

Yes (continue)

No (move on to q3)

How often do you watch them?

Less than once a month

1 to 2 per week

3-4 per week

Every day

If a new thriller would you are willing to watch it?

yes

no

What age are you?

0-12

13-15

16-18

19-21

22-35

36-40

41-50

50+

What gender are you?

male

female

Other

What do you look for in a thriller film? (cross all desired)

Gore

Shock factor

Jump factor

Comedy factor

language

drugs

violence

What is your favourite film genre?

comedy

thriller

horror

documentary

sci-fi

fantasy

historical

war

Have you ever seen a hybrid film?

yes

no

Unsure

Do you like to be shocked?

yes

no

How often do you go to the cinema?

Less than once a month

1-2 a week

3-4 a week

5-7a week

never

What do you prefer?

Films from scripts (e.g. Johnny English)

Or adaptations of books/literature (e.g. twilight)

How much money would you be willing to spend on buying a DVD?

£5

£10

£15

£20

£25

How long do you expect a film to last?

1hour

1.5hour

2hour

2.5hour

3hour

3.5hour

 this is my question aire on thrillers

Health and Safety

This is majorly important in what ever you are doing but even more so when you are filming as there are numerous incidents that can occur:
When holding the camera the holder might not pay attention and trip especially on uneven ground

Actors must be very careful with props as in an example you are using a knife as a prop you must always put it down when you are not using it and you must never run with as you could easily trip and cause harm.

Our opening is being shot in a wood so there are few hazards we must take note of:

- The ground is going to be very uneven especially with the small streams that run through it and the large amount of branches and stumps sticking out of the ground which could trip an actor or anyone else up.

-         In a wood at the time of filming a large amount of logging is going to occur so we must stay away from areas that are being logged.

-         We must also make sure we have a first aid kit with us in case someone sustains an injury.

 

mermento

memento analysis

this film is designed to run in a non-linear faction which starts where it should end and work back on its self in a very irregular fashion. the unique-ness of this film doesn't end there setting the main character up to have the biggest floor of all the characters in the film and yet finding ingenuitive and original ways of keeping memory's safe (tattooing).

the mise-en scene is set in a run down part of America which appears to be not out of the ordinary for the era in which it is set my person all option 1990's which fits with the conitations of corrupt cops of America for that time, which, is why it works so well although the story and plot are non-linear the time and location are accurate for our perceptions for that time. there is one main non-diagetic sound running for most of the film that is the main characters thoughts and reasoning. however, just because this is the largest doesn't mean it is the most important non-diagetic sound equal to it i importance is the gun shot/ the echoing and the wind effect.

along-side the non-diagetic sounds there were if you like non-diagetic visual effects which emphasise and make the whole scene far more entente. these visual effects included; slowing of time/ and blurring of shot which all are placed carefully to give the viewer the scene of being him in an attempt to get the audience to empathise with him.

each shot has been chosen for a reason, first to make the audience feel as one with the character, second to empathise certain objects (gun close up) and third to show maximum emotion (extreme facial close ups)