Here is my version of the preliminary task
It shows my understanding of
- The 180 degree rule
- shot reverse shot
-match on action
Friday 18 November 2016
Thursday 10 November 2016
Initial Film Proposal
Outline
A Man returns to right the wrongs that have been committed on him
Opens with a shot of a character looking out over a balcony over London. He is joined by another character. They have a short conversation until the line "He's Back" is heard. Snap cut to the opening of a car door as a man steps out. As this happens the soundtrack starts up as he walks down the street the credits are superemposed on top of this scene and each different shot has a different name in the frame. Scene concludes as man walks into a house the soundtrack cuts at the same time as the door slams (amplified). A single gunshot is heard and as this is heard the title (undecided) is shown over a black background
Audience
15 Certificate
typical thriller audience 15- 20s mild swearing and violence. Nothing major. Violence is stylised, see opening kill
Narrative
Opens with the return of this man. Follows him through as he works his way through the organisation and finds the man at the top as the first two characters who are also looking for the villain try and stop him and bring the main villain to justice
Concludes in a similar vein to the film sicario final showdown stylised killing concludes the film
Style and Tone
Night time so cool blues and blacks used in the colour palette
possibly slightly comedic so it contrasts against the action on the screen dark comedy esque
Characters, Costume & Props
Opening two characters - slightly older, V. serious gender doesn't really matter wearing suits clearly important
Main character - charismatic younger well built shaven head possibly threatening like a snake. leather jacket and jeans look
Possible need a gun although shouldn't be neccassary - where is the car going to come from
Graphics
Simple graphics for the opening credits that play as the man walks along the street. Possible fly in or may just be stationary yet to be decided. Title
Sound
Diegetic- dialogue doors slamming
Non Diagetic - soundtrack gunshot
A Man returns to right the wrongs that have been committed on him
Opens with a shot of a character looking out over a balcony over London. He is joined by another character. They have a short conversation until the line "He's Back" is heard. Snap cut to the opening of a car door as a man steps out. As this happens the soundtrack starts up as he walks down the street the credits are superemposed on top of this scene and each different shot has a different name in the frame. Scene concludes as man walks into a house the soundtrack cuts at the same time as the door slams (amplified). A single gunshot is heard and as this is heard the title (undecided) is shown over a black background
Audience
15 Certificate
typical thriller audience 15- 20s mild swearing and violence. Nothing major. Violence is stylised, see opening kill
Narrative
Opens with the return of this man. Follows him through as he works his way through the organisation and finds the man at the top as the first two characters who are also looking for the villain try and stop him and bring the main villain to justice
Concludes in a similar vein to the film sicario final showdown stylised killing concludes the film
Style and Tone
Night time so cool blues and blacks used in the colour palette
possibly slightly comedic so it contrasts against the action on the screen dark comedy esque
Characters, Costume & Props
Opening two characters - slightly older, V. serious gender doesn't really matter wearing suits clearly important
Main character - charismatic younger well built shaven head possibly threatening like a snake. leather jacket and jeans look
Possible need a gun although shouldn't be neccassary - where is the car going to come from
Graphics
Simple graphics for the opening credits that play as the man walks along the street. Possible fly in or may just be stationary yet to be decided. Title
Sound
Diegetic- dialogue doors slamming
Non Diagetic - soundtrack gunshot
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)