Production process

Hi blog, as Katie and I were filming we ran into a slight issue. Our scenes were very lengthy and were taking up too much of our opening. We decided to revise our storyboard and change our scenes. It took us longer than expected to record our first 2 scenes but we are coming in more prepared next Friday to film our next 3 scenes. We had my dad film us, since he uses this camera on a daily basis. I hope you are excited for our upcoming revised film opening!

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Creating storyboard

Katie and I created a storyboard with specific detail and layout to help organize our film opening. When predicting our film it is extremely important we layout all of our scenes write down our creative thoughts, and then physically illustrate it in our opening. Similar to this storyboard, I created something based off of each scene.

Script for CCR

This is my script, I typed on Word. I made sure to include all aspects of the questions, as if this was a real interview. Component 1 When producing this film opening, we challenged conventions by using twisting and unexpected turns to keep viewers engaged. For example, we used th e mes that some people may be uncomfortable with or even seem controversial . Like violence, a child being left home alone, and people being abducted . My film is a horror film based on the dangers of leaving your child home alone at night . The little girl gets kidnapped, which builds the plot for the rest of our horror movie. The social group issues are represented by depicting a young girl from an upper socio - economic background. She lives in a big house that is nicely decorated and dressed up innocently. The young girl may be targeted by others, who may resent this social group. The film uses a plethora of conventions from the horror movie genre such as the plot, cos...

Final Film

This is my final product, after the process of 2 nights filming. editing, and revising.

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