Tuesday, 24 November 2015

Capitalism!/Marketing

Marketing for our thriller
In order to market our thriller we plan to advertise our thriller through multiple mediums to increase popularity and make it easier to access by the public. 

YouTube


 For our YouTube advert we would make a short video of some of the more exciting parts or movie in order to keep our target audience interested long enough to watch the video and be interested in the movie. A short 30 second trailer will play before a video starts on videos listed under, Gaming, Music and Film & Entertainment. We've chosen this medium as it very frequently will be seen by our primary target audience.


 Bus Adverts

The second tactic we will employ is having our advert on buses, this will allow our target audience to know this movie exist. For this to work we will need a very well made and dynamic poster. This advertisement may also even be able to lure people outside of our particular target audience due to its high visibility all throughout the nation.

TV adverts


Lastly, TV adverts may simply just be an essential form of advertisement to our film's success as it is the most popular form of entertainment used by Britain. A full one and a half minute trailer will air on BBC and Channel 4 channels. This will ensure most of the nation will see and hopefully, be convinced to watch in cinema or bought online.




Sunday, 22 November 2015

Analysing Location

Location, location, location! It's vital for our film we choose the right location for filming. In considering what location we would use we thought carefully about the lighting, sound and mise en scene.

In our opening we intended to use one location but we researched two encase we happen to change
our opening slightly.

First location:   Our drama Studio

For one of our planned shots we plan to have a dark room with excellent lighting and very few objects. Our drama room has that. It has a lights that we can artificially control, it has black curtains, very few objects to ruin the mise-en-scene and a prop closet where we can borrow some times for our props.

This a shot we took while messing around in the drama room. As you can see it has excellent lighting and quite good mise-en-scene due to the props available in this location.
 
 
 
 

Second location:  Kelsey park

 
For our second location we wanted somewhere open and not populated with too many people, we started looking at parks that didn't have too many people and decided that Kelsey park was the best for it's ease of access and for it's relatively un-populated-ness (that's a word).
 
 We thought this spot in particular would be a good spot to film a scene in, we thought it just looked...spyie.
 
                 

Friday, 20 November 2015

Fonts we will be using.


Fonts, can help set the genre of the movie and can be used to very powerful effect if applied properly.

Se7en for example uses a very worn, urban style font to help set the crime theme of the movie, this would not be very effective in our title opening as we plan to set a sophisticated spy thriller.
Therefore we will use simple fonts similar to those in James Bond.



Wednesday, 18 November 2015

Script For Thriller opening.

FADE IN:


INTERIOR WAREHOUSE - TIME UNKNOWN


An extreme close up of the chest of a female(JOANNA REED) with a red tie, revealing the butt of a gun,is sitting at the centre of a table facing the camera. The camera slowly zooms out until the upper body and front of the table is visible, revealing she is taking part in a card game. It zooms out further it reveal two men on either of her sides, playing the game with her.


JOANNA REED
(with a smile, wryly)
Looks like this is the last draw/ I win!

The screen cuts to black but then she shoots the to ‘bad guys’ either side of her.


This script was edited slightly from what we originally we put in our pitch and is subject to further changes.

Monday, 16 November 2015

Mood board



In this mood board I visually explore the themes, ideas and imagery we would like to show in our thriller opening. We wanted to create a spy thriller that has Noir influences and the common tropes associated with the spy genre, which are: lust, gambling, secrecy, well tailored suits, guns, fine wine and gadget filled cars,