Thursday, 1 April 2010
Reflections on filming
Reflection On Planning The Sequence
Evaluation; 1.
In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?
My film uses lots of tension by playing music throughout the whole of the opening sequence, this is similar to all thriller films because music is usually played throughout the title sequence, this is where my film is different however because my film doesn't have a title sequence the titles come over the shots that I have in the film. However something similar I do have to normal thrillers is a shot I have which is the beginning of the action in my film of a body laying in the snow, with blood around him showing he has been murdered, this is similar to the thriller Brick, the opening shot in this thriller is of a women laying down in a local river showing that she has been killed.
Monday, 1 March 2010
opening sequence






My opening credits are inspired by the film Se7en, the opening credits in this film are world renowned for one of the best thriller opening sequences ever. I like the idea of the text not being on a blank screen and being on top of the film as it plays on because it is different and almost breaking conventions of thriller movies. My opening credits are very similar because i have still shots with text on top of them.
Script
Police1: I don’t understand it…
Police 2: We need to find this man…
Also, there will be a news report on the murderers T.V as he is watching it, talking about the crimes that he has commited, which gets the murderer scared as he knows the police are after him. Today yet another victim has been found dead, stabbed a number of times. The killer has left behind a ring near the body and detectives are going to run a number of tests in order to find this killer; this is the fifth victim in the past week and police think it is the same person committing this crime.