-A podcast or a video with me and Callum talking about the process of the film making. Challenges we faced, how we overcame them.
-Avoid writing. An off the cuff interview.
-Talk about what was good and what was bad
Thursday 31 January 2013
Tuesday 29 January 2013
Happily Ever After - First Final Draft
I still need to add a small bit of audio and the title font needs concideration
Feedback
Feedback from Miss Stone
The blog is at a C- or a D+-Still missing analysis
-the first video of the photo-shoot was not very good but the second one was better because I was explaining what we were going to do
Targets:
-Annotate my own poster
-Demonstrate the development of ideas and how we got to the final one
-Links between existing poster
-upload font analysis and why I changed the font I already had
-screenshot process of poster creation
-Audience feedback
-Facebook comments and YouTube comments (done)
-Pictures to twitter
-Start considering where the review of my film would be placed
-Image, language, Layout
Thursday 24 January 2013
Potential Poster 1
Based off mine and Callum's research of romantic comedy posters, we made this poster based off the Failure to Launch Poster featured below. This poster has me looking at the camera because my character is meant to seem like he is in control of everything and by looking into the camera he acknowledges an audience which shows his awareness above the other characters. My character is the meddling friend trying to help Callum get the girl he is interested in. Callum looks at Poppy and is unaware of an audience because him and Poppy are meant to fancy each other without acknowledging the un-realistic schemes led by my character.
This is the original photo. I have edited out all logos for copyright reasons. I have moved myself and Callum closer to Poppy and I have edited out the background and replaced it with white for editing purposes. I have also made myself, Callum and Poppy bigger so to be more eye catching.
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