The Run - Film Opening - How and Why

How and Why

We (Me, Jamie and Daisy) gathered a group of friends to ask them what ideas they had about this task and then we wrote them all down and decided what idea looked the most realistic and what one looked best

The Interview - Preliminary Task AS Media Video - Health and Safety

Health and Safety

There was only two health and safety precaution that we had to take into account, when they was fighting for the chair, they might have pushed each other to hard and fell over. And when Louis sat on the bin, if he fell back he could of hit his head on the floor.Health and Safety

The Interview - Preliminary Task AS Media Video - Overview

Overview

Environment - We established our environment by including shots that show of the surroundings that we were in. Two examples of this were long shots and panning shot.

Info - We gave the audience information by the way they were dressed and also how they answered some questions and how they reacted to them questions that were asked.

Shots - Shots change throughout the whole films, they change with the characters to make the film look more dramatic and interesting.

Critical Points - The critical points within the film are when the main actors stair at each other for one chair, and when they are about to walk onto the office to go into the meeting. The reason to why we changed the camera shots is because we didn't want the audience to get confused who was speaking and who was speaking to who.

Movement - The characters moved fluently at the beginning to the interview and going away from the interview, the cameras movement were smooth when we was doing panning shots.

Relationship - The relationship between the 2 main characters is strong, even though they had a little fight for the chair they show they care for each other by sticking up for each other during the interview and also the hug at the end of the film.

Point of View - The point of view changed throughout the whole film.

Eye lines - They done this when they were speaking to one another throughout the interview.

The Interview - Preliminary Task AS Media Video - Props

This is a picture of the bin that we used in the film for Louis to sit down on. We didn't actually ask Louis to do this he done it himself so it was a good part added to the film. Also it shows that the character that Louis is playing is foolish and also stupid.

The Interview - Preliminary Task AS Media Video - Storyboard

Storyboard

The Interview - Preliminary Task AS Media Video - Props and Costumes

Props and Costumes

This is the other main character in the film. Michael. He was wearing formal clothes in the film, but in this picture he isn't got the coat on that he was wearing.

This is the coat that Michael wore. It shows that he wore it inside out this was to show that he is childish and stupid.

This is the hat that Michael used in the film. We told him to keep the hat on as it converses with his outfit and shows that he is stupid wearing it to an interview.

This is one of the main characters. Louis. This shows what he was wearing in the film, it give you a better perspective view of what he wore. He wore the suitable clothing for this as its an interview so you need to look smart. He used the jacket but it was inside out from what it is now.

The Interview - Preliminary Task AS Media Video - Film Opening

Film Opening

Location - We were in different locations when filming as the characters were moving/walking into different places within the building leading to the main part of the film which was the office.

Theme - We didn't really have a theme, we just wanted the film to be a comedy, so that it was a laughable experience.

Mood Progressions - At the beginning of the film we don't give away to the audience that it is a comedy, but they could probably tell as both the main characters have got there jackets and coats the wrong way round, this shows stupidity to the audience. As the film goes on you can start to see what  we do and we make the film more sillier. 

Props - We supplied the props ourselves except from the room, tables and chairs. The room was quite big so we used up as much as we could using chairs, tables, bins and our own props such as iPads, iPhones and paper. We supplied our own clothes in the film.

Statements - The film gives a different view from the beginning to the end, at points there was a increasing amount of foolishness as it keeps going along.

Lighting - We used some natural lighting for some scenes as natural lighting looked better in specific parts, but we didn't use natural lighting for the actual interview part.

Colour - We didn't use any specific colour needs in the film, we didn't really see that as a big issue.

Belongings - The interviewer (Joel Narroway) was the only one out of the characters to have all the belongings, he had the ipads, iphones and paper on his desk next to him. We done this because we wanted the scene to look like they was in a proper office and it also makes it more professional.

Clothes - We didn't have to use anyone else's clothes, we used our own. Two wore full suits and the other wore suit trousers with a coat. The two interviewees wore there jackets inside out, this shows stupidity towards the audience and interviewer.