Monday, 11 May 2009

Questionaires

1) How old are you? (please highlight the one that applies to you)

16-17 / 18+

2) What do you think about the film? you are in our target audience do you think the film is interesting and thrilling?

I think it is quite thrilling and the story seems interesting

3)
Did you like the film? If not, do you know anyone who you think might be interested in watching the film more than you? why would you suggest them to watch the film?

I liked the film because it stayed interesting throughout, that is one of the main reasons i would suggest it to others

4)
What makes the opening sequence professional or not up to professional standards?-please state below:

The story and the pace of the film seemed quite professional

5) What impression does my opening sequence give you as an audience? e.g. Would you like to continue watching the film?

It is interesting as it ends on a cliffhanger

6) What else would you like to see/ hear in the opening sequence that would encourage you to watch the rest of the film?

Nothing that i can think of

7) Do you think the sequence could be improved?

Maybe the length of the film

8) Do you have a particular scene that you liked?

Yes, the flashbacks
9) Do you like thriller films?

Yes

10) How much do you spend watching films?

£0-5 £10-15 £15-20 over



1) How old are you? (please highlight the one that applies to you)

16-17 / 18+

2) What do you think about the film? you are in our target audience do you think the film is interesting and thrilling?

yes, i think the film caught my interest and attention

3)
Did you like the film? If not, do you know anyone who you think might be interested in watching the film more than you? why would you suggest them to watch the film?

I'm not a fan of thriller but i am sure i know many people who would enjoy watching this

4)
What makes the opening sequence professional or not up to professional standards?-please state below:

I think the way the clips are cut are quite organised, but the editing could be allot quicker

5) What impression does my opening sequence give you as an audience? e.g. Would you like to continue watching the film?

Yes, The opening sequence leaves on a cliffhanger wanting the audience to watch on and find out the whole story

6) What else would you like to see/ hear in the opening sequence that would encourage you to watch the rest of the film?

I'm not sure, i think i have been encouraged enough

7) Do you think the sequence could be improved?

I think the sequence could have been a bit longer

8) Do you have a particular scene that you liked?

Yes, When the girl started to figure out who attacked her, this caused a rise in tension
9) Do you like thriller films?

No i prefer comedy

10) How much do you spend watching films?

£0-5 £10-15 £15-20 over





1) How old are you? (please highlight the one that applies to you)

16-17 / 18+

2) What do you think about the film? you are in our target audience do you think the film is interesting and thrilling?

yes i thought it was quite interesting

3)
Did you like the film? If not, do you know anyone who you think might be interested in watching the film more than you? why would you suggest them to watch the film?

The interesting storyline and how it was shot


4) What makes the opening sequence proffesional or not up to proffessional standards?-please state below:

The lighting used during the interview seemed quite profesional

5) What impression does my opening sequence give you as an audience? e.g. Would you like to continue watching the film?

I thought it was going to get interesting as i liked the chase scene

6) What else would you like to see/ hear in the opening sequence that would encourage you to watch the rest of the film?

Maybe the use of sound

7) Do you think the sequence could be improved?

Maybe a bit scarier

8) Do you have a particular scene that you liked?

No
9) Do you like thriller films?

No, i like Horror

10) How much do you spend watching films?

£0-5 £10-15 £15-20 over







1) How old are you? (please highlight the one that applies to you)

16-17 / 18+

2) What do you think about the film? you are in our target audience do you think the film is interesting and thrilling?

It was a decent film

3)
Did you like the film? If not, do you know anyone who you think might be interested in watching the film more than you? why would you suggest them to watch the film?

This was good as it had alot of suspense, but i prefer more action packed films

4)
What makes the opening sequence proffesional or not up to proffessional standards?-please state below:

The Editing

5) What impression does my opening sequence give you as an audience? e.g. Would you like to continue watching the film?

yes, Because it seems interesting

6) What else would you like to see/ hear in the opening sequence that would encourage you to watch the rest of the film?

More editing

7) Do you think the sequence could be improved?

Maybe

8) Do you have a particular scene that you liked?

Yes, the interview scene it seemed very interesting
9) Do you like thriller films?

Yes

10) How much do you spend watching films?

£0-5 £10-15 £15-20 over





1) How old are you? (please highlight the one that applies to you)

16-17 / 18+
2) What do you think about the film? you are in our target audience do you think the film is interesting and thrilling?

I think it is a decent production of a thriller

3)
Did you like the film? If not, do you know anyone who you think might be interested in watching the film more than you? why would you suggest them to watch the film?

I liked the film but others may enjoy it more than i did

4)
What makes the opening sequence proffesional or not up to proffessional standards?-please state below:

The Editing could have been improved

5) What impression does my opening sequence give you as an audience? e.g. Would you like to continue watching the film?

It seems to have quite an interesting story

6) What else would you like to see/ hear in the opening sequence that would encourage you to watch the rest of the film?

I'm not sure

7) Do you think the sequence could be improved?

With better editing the tension could be improved

8) Do you have a particular scene that you liked?

No
9) Do you like thriller films?
Yes

10) How much do you spend watching films?

£0-5 £10-15 £15-20 over



1) How old are you? (please highlight the one that applies to you)

16-17 / 18+

2) What do you think about the film? you are in our target audience do you think the film is interesting and thrilling?

the film met my standards for an AS

3)
Did you like the film? If not, do you know anyone who you think might be interested in watching the film more than you? why would you suggest them to watch the film?

Yes i liked the film

4)
What makes the opening sequence proffesional or not up to proffessional standards?-please state below:

the film seemed quite professional with its editing

5) What impression does my opening sequence give you as an audience? e.g. Would you like to continue watching the film?

It ending on a cliffhanger made me want to keep watching

6) What else would you like to see/ hear in the opening sequence that would encourage you to watch the rest of the film?

Maybe more scary effects

7) Do you think the sequence could be improved?

The length and editing

8) Do you have a particular scene that you liked?

The very end gets very exciting
9) Do you like thriller films?

Yes

10) How much do you spend watching films?

£0-5 £10-15 £15-20 over




sequence shots







The title 'Hide and seek' presented to the audience in red connotes danger which should be expected throughout the sequence.










The transitions are used to give the audience an idea of the emotions of 'Maddy'









This is a shot of the interview. As you can see the light source is very dim and you can only make oput the outline of Maddy whereas you can see the police officer quite clearly.








The is the shot where Maddy attempts to hide but the attacker finds her. As you can see we still keep his identity hidden.















This is a still frame of a tracking shot during one of the flashbacks, this is where Maddy is being chased by her attacker.











This is a close up off a shot of Maddys feet running, this is used in a flashback and it is used with a match on action.





This is a close up of the attackers face. This is the point in the sequence where Maddy remembers who her attacker was (the police officer) so this is the climax of the sequence.

Review of 'Hide and Seek' opening sequence

'Hide and seek' is a Thriller set in an empty building. The main character is a girl called Maddy who has been attacked and abused by a stranger which she cannot remember.

While being interviewed in the police station however, she starts to get flashbacks, and eventually remembers that the person who attacked her is the police officer interviewing her.



Sound:

Throughout the sequence there is creepy music played, like a little childs music box.



Lighting:

Where the interview is taking place is extremely dark with just enough lightsource to show the police officer.



Mise en scene: The only props used were during the interview, with the desk and the recorder



Editing: There is fading text used during transitions



Shots: Tracking, pans, close-ups and long shots were all used for different reasons and to connote different things.

The opening sequence addresses our target audience in different ways. At the start of the film there is a black background and words to describe emotion even though a character hjas not yet been introduced.
We catch audience attention by keeping Maddys face hidden during the interview although we show it during flashbacks, this could mean that something happend to maddy when she was caught, but the audience dont get to see the outcome.
The music box effect at the start of the film grabs the audiences attention with its mysterious, creepy sound.

Storyboards




















time management

http://ascoursesnsgamze.blogspot.com/2009/05/blog-post_05.html

script












call sheet

http://ascoursesnsgamze.blogspot.com/2009/05/blog-post_4017.html