1) All good. You made a mistake with high/low angle. Good thorough start
2) Didn't really get to grips with social groups- a fairly basic post about teenage boys
3) Good to see a different method. Some sound points here but not much in depth- what kind of problems might a film company be faced with? (slide 4) You're making all of the right points but perhaps not explaining them in enough detail. You make an excellent point about the age of Netflix users but you could have expanded upon it.
4) Two audience profiles but no attempt at an explanation of psychographics, primary/secondary audience, BBFC
5) Not a bad post- I do like the poster. I thin you could have said a lot more about marketing on the internet other than Twitter.
6) reasonable post which covered technologies
7) I liked the director's commentary. Not much on progression.
Level 3 12–15 marks
• Proficient skill in the use of digital technology or ICT in the evaluation.
• Proficient understanding of issues around audience, institution, technology, representation, forms
and conventions in relation to production.
• Proficient ability to refer to the choices made and outcomes.
• Proficient understanding of their development from preliminary to full task.
• Proficient ability to communicate.
Ella 12 Rebecca 12
616 Rebecca and Ella
Sunday, 14 May 2017
Tuesday, 9 May 2017
Film Opening- Marking
Level 4 48–60 marks
There is evidence of excellence in the creative use of most of the following technical skills:
• material appropriate for the target audience and task;
• using titles appropriately according to institutional conventions;
• using sound with images and editing appropriately for the task set;
• shooting material appropriate to the task set;, including controlled use of the camera, attention to framing, variety of shot distance and close attention to mise-en-scene;
• using editing so that meaning is apparent to the viewer and making selective and appropriate use of shot transitions and other effects
I think this is great!
The material is clearly apt for the audience in that it's a thriller/crime drama. Someone being chased is a giveaway.
It's a shame that the titles are a little inconsistent both in terms of length and when they appear. The poor costume designer hardly gets a look in! They do follow conventions.
The music works very well with this in that it is dramatic yet reasonably downbeat. There is no diegetic sound which I think works well with this.
The mmaterial is really effective. I think it starts a little abruptly. Perhaps we could have seen the area before we saw the character. However, after that you pace things very well. The use of slo-mo is very effective and you did well with the match on action. I was a littl concerned about the shot when he looks backwards as it kind o breaks the 180 degree rule but it doesn't rally matter too much and the shot itself is nicely done with him running through shot and a static camera. The shot of him silhouetted in the sunlight (you used it for the poster) is terrific.
The editing after the rushed start is spot on. The one shot we get of the pursuer- he/she appears to be walking which is a little weird.
Very well done.
Rebecca and Ella 52
There is evidence of excellence in the creative use of most of the following technical skills:
• material appropriate for the target audience and task;
• using titles appropriately according to institutional conventions;
• using sound with images and editing appropriately for the task set;
• shooting material appropriate to the task set;, including controlled use of the camera, attention to framing, variety of shot distance and close attention to mise-en-scene;
• using editing so that meaning is apparent to the viewer and making selective and appropriate use of shot transitions and other effects
I think this is great!
The material is clearly apt for the audience in that it's a thriller/crime drama. Someone being chased is a giveaway.
It's a shame that the titles are a little inconsistent both in terms of length and when they appear. The poor costume designer hardly gets a look in! They do follow conventions.
The music works very well with this in that it is dramatic yet reasonably downbeat. There is no diegetic sound which I think works well with this.
The mmaterial is really effective. I think it starts a little abruptly. Perhaps we could have seen the area before we saw the character. However, after that you pace things very well. The use of slo-mo is very effective and you did well with the match on action. I was a littl concerned about the shot when he looks backwards as it kind o breaks the 180 degree rule but it doesn't rally matter too much and the shot itself is nicely done with him running through shot and a static camera. The shot of him silhouetted in the sunlight (you used it for the poster) is terrific.
The editing after the rushed start is spot on. The one shot we get of the pursuer- he/she appears to be walking which is a little weird.
Very well done.
Rebecca and Ella 52
Sunday, 7 May 2017
Evaluation 6
What have you learnt about technologies from the process of constructing this product?
Throughout the process of making our film opening we have used many different types of technology. They have helped us in many ways, including creating an appealing blog to show the progress of the film opening and helping us create the best film opening we possibly could.
Blogger

We have used this site to illustrate the progress and ideas behind our film opening. As it easy to setup and is also is available on a variety of different technology products, such as phones, computers, laptops and ipads, this site has helped us with producing our final piece and documenting our ideas. One problem we have had with this site is that it was a bit inflexible as we were unable to put the blogs in exactly the order we wanted, however we were eventually able to make the template work for us.
Iphone 5S
We used the Iphone 5S as our camera to film our opening sequence. The reason we chose to film with this camera is that when we filmed our preliminary task using the Panasonic camera, we found that the quality wasn't very good. This was not the case with the Iphone 5S. It was also easy to use and made it easy to upload the clips to the mac book. The one problem we did face was that the phone did not have enough storage for all the clips, therefore we had to make room on the phone by deleting other apps and uploading photos to our personal computers. Had we not done this we would have had to edit on the day of filming itself, instead of being able to review all the footage and then choosing the shots we wanted.
PowerPoint

We used powerpoint to present some of our blogs in a different way, making our blogs media rich. We also used powerpoint to create our mood boards as it was easier to copy, paste and put the pictures in formation and then group the pictures together. Powerpoint we feel is much easier to use and move things around than Word which is why we chose to use it.
imovie
Imovie is the app we used to edit our preliminary task and our film opening. We chose this app as we have more experience using it. Another advantage is that it is easy accessible, you can access it from many products that carry this app. From our experience of using it before, we found that it was clear and very easy to use. However, we did come across a couple of drawbacks. Once you have exported the edited footage on imovie you can no longer go back and change anything. Because of this we waited till the last minute, until we were totally happy with our final piece, before we exported it, as we knew there was no going back. Also, we found imovie to be very sensitive, therefore while editing we had to be very careful and precise in what we were doing.

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Evaluation 4
Who would be the audience for your media product?
Profile 1:

Name: James Olatunji
Age: 18
Likes:

Name: James Olatunji
Age: 18
Likes:
- Shops- Levi's, Boohoo, Jack wills, Armani
- Music- R&B, Rap, Dubstep
- TV programmes- 'Game of thrones', 'Family guy', 'Skins'
- Films- 'Se7en', 'Shutter Island, 'The interview'
Bio: James is currently in his last year studying at Seevic college, His A level options are Media, creative writing and film studies. When James is not studying for his A levels, as a physical outlet from studying, he is a member of the football team and tennis club, this is mostly where he socialises outside of college. However, whenever he can get the chance, he loves to go to the local cinema with his friends to watch a film, usually he goes to watch a thriller. To pay for for all his interests and socialising, James got himself a job working at his football club, coaching younger children.
Profile 2:
Name: Natalie Jones
Age: 16
Likes:
Profile 2:
Name: Natalie Jones
Age: 16
Likes:
- Shops- Pretty little thing, River island, Topshop
- Music- House, R&B, Pop
- TV Programmes- 'Gossip Girl', 'Death in paradise', 'pretty little liars'
- Films- 'Beauty and the beast', 'Gone Girl', 'Clueless'
Bio: Natalie is in her first year of A levels studying psychology, media and English literature at the Fitzwimarc sixth form. Her hobbies include going out with her friends and dancing at her dance school. To get some extra money to pay for trips out with her friends, Natalie gets up early in the morning to do her paper round before school. As well as going out with her friends she also loves to stay in and watch films, her favorite type of films to watch are murder mysteries as she loves to guess who the murderer is with her friends.
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