Extra clips for the trailer

As you can see from these clips they are just quick shots of the Hitman on other mission just to emphasise the fact that he is a Hitman and to make the audience feel more as though they know the character better.

Improvements for trailer and print products

Shots needed:

1. Gun behind head- panning around so you can see who is pointing it. 
2. Kick stamp to the camera- High angled shot
3. Ihsaan sitting on a chair- gang members standing in front
4. Cloth bag over head - CU

Pictures needed:

1. Ihsaan holding books in one hand and the gun in another
2. Different background of shots not just the same background
3. Megan in the middle of adeel tom with my arms crossed 
4. Gun barrel shot 

Question 1 - In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?

Created with Padlet

u>Script for commentary

For my tailer i used a hand held light weight camera which was easy to move. We used a tripod so that the shots were clear and not shaky. As you can see at the start of the trailer things are made to feel calm while the main character is dancing to music on the radio. She is wearing a dress and heeled shoes to represent the stereotype of a typical women showing that she is innocent and weak. The camera then cuts to a burglar bursting through the door showing power and dominance. As shown later in the trailer the burglar is a women which challenges the stereotypes of a women. I wanted to go against the theory of Laura Mulvey's 'Male gaze' which shows that women are for men to look at. We wanted to show that women were powerful and independent. In my tailer the sequences of events that happen are not in chronological order as i feel all of the fast past shots work better when the music is fast paced to give it more of a suspense build.

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