Friday, 19 November 2010
Starts with the twisted pictures wrapped in barb wire and a sharp knife comes down in between the two words.
Titles; a production, a film by, and after two minutes only has the name of the film then. as you can see there aren't a lot of titles and the font is very traditional dull as it is on a black background and they are very uneven which my indicate that you are waking up into the film, and the flash on and off as this relates back to the film as the camera is focused on a light switching on and off.
At the start of this film it is a POV shot which my mean that they are not sure where they are.
10 Horror Films and their certificates.
1. The Unborn - Certificate 15
2. The Omen - Certificate 18
3. Nightmare On Elm Street - Certificate 18
4. Paranormal Activity - Certificate 15
5. Scream - Certificate 18
6. Orphan - Cerficate 15
7. Saw - Certificate 18
8. The Last Exorcism - Certificate 15
9. Devil - Certificate 15
10. Halloween - Certificate 18
The most common certificate for these horror films is both 15 and 18, with 5 each.
Certificate 15 - All classification decisions are based on the BBFC’s published and regularly updated Guidelines. The Guidelines are the product of extensive public consultation, research and the accumulated experience of the BBFC over many years. They reflect current views on film, DVD and video game regulation.
In the most recent consultation over 8700 members of the public were asked for their views on classification – including consideration of issues such as language, discrimination, violence, sex and drugs in films, DVDs and video games, parental concerns about younger viewers and recent BBFC decisions. The Guidelines also take into account the various UK laws which the BBFC must consider and apply when making classification decisions.
http://www.bbfc.co.uk/
2. The Omen - Certificate 18
3. Nightmare On Elm Street - Certificate 18
4. Paranormal Activity - Certificate 15
5. Scream - Certificate 18
6. Orphan - Cerficate 15
7. Saw - Certificate 18
8. The Last Exorcism - Certificate 15
9. Devil - Certificate 15
10. Halloween - Certificate 18
The most common certificate for these horror films is both 15 and 18, with 5 each.
Certificate 15 - All classification decisions are based on the BBFC’s published and regularly updated Guidelines. The Guidelines are the product of extensive public consultation, research and the accumulated experience of the BBFC over many years. They reflect current views on film, DVD and video game regulation.
In the most recent consultation over 8700 members of the public were asked for their views on classification – including consideration of issues such as language, discrimination, violence, sex and drugs in films, DVDs and video games, parental concerns about younger viewers and recent BBFC decisions. The Guidelines also take into account the various UK laws which the BBFC must consider and apply when making classification decisions.
http://www.bbfc.co.uk/
Friday, 22 October 2010
final Assessment
In our final assessment we have replicated a section from a previous post which was based around the genre, satanic. We think that we have done this to a very high standard as the location is very similar and the camera shots and angles were in the same order, up to the same standard. We believe the continuity of the clip is good as the shots all flow and follow on from one another but shot switch very fast to create suspense and tension of what is going to appear next. We used music to draw the audience in as it created and built up tension to what was going to happen next.
We hope you enjoy :)
We hope you enjoy :)
Friday, 15 October 2010
Satanic/Possession
Today, we have been set the task to watch and recreate a 40 second clip of a previous students horror film. The film we have chosen to do is satanic/possession, the clip we have chosen is set in a white room, totally blank. We chose this because it has many different angles and shots, which made the film effective. It is also a very bright piece, which makes you wonder as an audience what is going on within the scene. We also thought it was effective as the girl is dressed in white as it makes you wonder if she is mentally ill and where she is. There is also a sequence of shots of different rooms, which also gives a disorientated effect.
We hope to get as close of a recreation as possible. :)
Tuesday, 12 October 2010
Storyboard activity
Here is our latest video, it is a storyboard activity.
Firstly we created a storyboard of how we wanted our scenes to look, with different camera shots and angles. Few of the shots we used were close up, mid shot, long shot, over the shoulder shot and two shot. We also used two angles, these were, panning and tilt.
There are a few shots which are slightly jumpy but we are working on making it better as we progress with our editing skills. We shot all the camera shots that we planned to use during filming and kept them in the video. The most effective shot was the tilt shot as it was different and gave it a more modern feel.
It could be improved by the scenes running smoothly into one another.
Hope you enjoy :)
Friday, 8 October 2010
Practical Continuity and Coverage Exercise
Hello everyone :)
Hope you are enjoying our past videos!
We have created and edited a new video, it is a practical continuity and coverage exercise, in this video you will see Ben as our actor. The video is filmed around Bilborough college.
We believe this is a good learning experience, and that it has mistakes which we can now learn from for future work. There are a few jumps in the video as we are still learning new editing skills.
We were having problems with the 180 degree rule, as we shot on both sides of the door. We also had few coverage problems, as in the mid shots we were struggling to get a good angle with his whole top half of his body in. The final problem we had was with the over the shoulder shot as it was more of a mid shot as we felt we couldn't get a good shot and shot angle when it was in a over the shoulder position.
We hope you enjoy this.
Feedback will be gratefully appreciated.
Tuesday, 5 October 2010
Stalker scene.
This week we have created and partially edited our short film, our film was about stalking. A girl is being stalked by a fellow student in school. It went very well, but took a lot of patience and time to get it how we wanted it to be. We hope you enjoy the clip and we hope to hear you views, :)
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