Monday, 28 November 2011
Loactions and mise en scene.
I have shot most of my short film around my friends house and the local park. It was important that the location represents the character in my short film, for example I have tried to emphazise the lonliness of the character so have chosen to shoot in a park which has vast areas and large fields. I have taken alot of inspiration from Dead man Shoes and have looked at the setting in that film, and in parts tried to find similar locations.
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Vast open location, alot of grassy areas |
Monday, 7 November 2011
Dead Mans shoes.
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I want to give the audience a large insight into the characters life, this is similar to Richard in Deadmans Shoes as we see where he is living. We learn he was in the army and get a good insight into his personality. I think by doing this the audience understand the main character more and want them to suceed in their quest for revenge. In order for my short film to be succesful i need to give the audience a main character who they can relate, my character has lost loved ones and this is something which mostly any audience can relate to and understand, also the feeling of lonleyness and regret is important as that helps to drive the narrative forward in my film.
Thursday, 3 November 2011
Changes to my Coursework.
After finishing my finishing my first draft of coursework, i am working at a low C level. After talking to Kaye i have deicded to change my moving image project to a short film, to do this i am going to look at other Brithish crime dramas like Shaun Meadows Dead Mans Shoes. The narrative drive behind the film is revenge and i agreed with Kaye that i needed to bring more action and narrative drive into my project. To make my short film successful i am going to continue to use alot of good steady shots which i have already got, also use alot of cross cutting so my narrative has structure and makes the short film more interesting to watch.
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