location release form

Layout ideas

Poster  

Billboard 

Magazines 

DVD covers       

Photoshoot

Out of all the pictures that we took we think that these are the best ones. I will use these in my print products.

https://www.flickr.com/photos/129308123@N04/ 

Planning for photoshoot

After looking at some other existing photos about hit man and crime films. I have found that mostly all the pictures i have found have a gun or some sort of weapon in there hands. as you can see by the pictures there is a variety of widely used shots. Different shots are used to illustrate different feelings. For example a low angle shot is designed for the audience to feel  intimidated. there are different shot types in this mood board, there is a mid shot a MCU a CU and a LS. i think that all of these will work well for my photoshoot in creating a front cover and poster as it will attract there attention. My model will be wearing dark clothing just like these images and he could have his hood up to give a mystery also adding something to cover his face will also add more mystery however his eyes would still need to be on show so they connect with the hitman and still no ruffly who it is. his body language should be stiff and he should be alert looking as he is a hit man. 

the photo shoot will take place on thursday 11th december 2014. At 10am we will have 1 hour photoshoot time which will give us enough time to try all the shots we want. 

we will be taking the photo's inside plantsbrook school infront of a white background. this would be good because it will make the model stand out more and be more of a focus for the audience. We may also want to incorporate different backgrounds such as an alley way or a brick wall to give it some variety. 

We will need:

• camera and lens
• tripod
• costume 
• model 
• and the gun 

Risk assessment

 

Film logo ideas

Audience feedback on logo idea's

I have created a survey monkey which allows anyone to look at my survey and comment on which film titles they prefer.

Key scene 2

 After speaking to our target audience we have got some feedback on our second key scene. This is some of the feedback we have got given and the questions that we have asked.

1. Did you enjoy watching the key scene? 
2. What did you like about it? 
3. Is there anything that could be improved on or changed? 
4. After seeing tis footage would this make you want to watch the film?

Libby Sutton (16 years old)

1. I think the scene looks interesting and I'm trying to work out what it is about and wondering why it is happening. 
2. I like the camera angles that were used as it gave you a different perspective on what is happening
3. I think it could be longer and better thought out. there was a lot of shouting over other people and you couldn't quite hear what they were saying sometimes. 
4. Yes this footage is interesting to watch and it defiantly makes me ask questions about what is going on and I'm intrigued to see.