Showing posts with label Yacine Boudjeltia. Show all posts
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Thursday, 28 March 2013

Evaluation Q1 - In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?







this is a camstasia the similarities between the two film openers marathon man and my film mystiko title sequences.




This is a prezi explaining the similarities in terms of shot, mise en scene and clothing that were similar in my opener and another film opener

Friday, 15 March 2013

Evaluation Q7 - Looking back at your preliminary task, what do you feel you have learnt in the progression from it to the full product?

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This Gif compares how in our prelim, our tripod was not straight therefore we had a wonky shot. in our final film we made sure every shot was straight which is shown in the picture and it makes our film seem more professional.


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This GIF shows how i left too much space above the head in my prelim however in my final film i made sure that every shot was tightly framed.



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This gif illustrates how in my prelim i made a very big mistake of leaving the tripod in the background of some of my shots. the gif also shows how in my film opener, although the tripod was not in use, we made sure it was not in any shots.







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this compares how the lighting from my my prelim and my thriller opener differ. in my prelim the lighting is too bright for it to seem like we were filming it indoors. in my thriller opener i made sure the lighting was perfect and gave it a mysterious feel. also the mise en scene is better because in the prelim the cloths are too casual however in the opener I'm wearing a suit making it seem more exciting


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in my prelim i put my titles on a black screen, however in my thriller opener i either cut to moving cars or another shot linking to our film or while the film was playing. this made our film flow better and made it look more appealing however the back screen makes it slow.


Tuesday, 12 March 2013

Q2 - How does your media product represent particular social groups?



this is a prezi explaining the stereotypes and aspects which attracted the audience

Evaluation Q3 - What kind of media institution might distribute your media product and why?


Q3 presentation 

This is a powerpoint presentation i made explaining the different companies used to make/distribute my film and why.

Evaluation Q4 - What would be the audience for your media product?





The wider audience generally for thrillers are 15+. people who will find it exciting and wont be offended by some of the violent scenes. We used Twitter as seen above to distribute to this audience and locate them.

our sub-genre is conspiracy and the target audience for that are 20+ because of its complexity and adults will understand the hidden meaning more.

All in all our target audience is aimed at 15+ because the teens will find it thrilling due to the hints of violence and the adults will enjoy the hidden meanings.

Evaluation Q5 - How did you attract/address your audience?




these are a few people talking on the film.

Evaluation Q6 - What have you learnt about technologies from the process of constructing this product?


This is a final cut pro sequence illustrating the different technologies i used.

Friday, 8 March 2013

FINISHED!

Here's a picture of us once we have finished our blogging and have saved our project.

Showing our film to our age of target audience

These are a bunch of 16 to 18 year olds viewing our film, this is because they are the people me target so we are getting as much feedback as possible.

Mystiko ending

At the end of the film, the head of Mystiko gets confronted by James McCarthy (Leon Blanche - the protagonist), who then injects him with a sedative and then ties him up, sits him down and then tells him everything he has been through and all the bad things he has done. James makes him transfer all the finances of Mystiko which is then given to charity. The film ends with James electrocuting the head of Mystiko to death.

Behind The Scenes


This is a video showing the behind the scenes aspect of filming!

What we learnt from feedback

In our feedback we was told that it was very existing and thrilling and the music matched the film.

We was also told that some shot were too long which we changed.

Why we asked the people we did

We asked students in A2 and AS this is because our target audience were 15+. This meant we could get some insight on how people would feel if was actually exhibited to the public.

Bloopers (2)


This is a shot that went wrong because the actors started laughing!

Bloopers (1)


This is a video of a shot that went wrong because the actors weren't in character!

Evaluation of Mystiko.

All in all, I feel that our final product of the film had met our expectations. This is because we feel that it flows properly and all the shots are short enough to give it that high tempo feel. Also we feel that the music works effectively with the footage

Other people's views

This are more people as well as the other person in the video viewing our film. We told more people to watch it, in order to get a variety of feedback.

Changing the layout of the blog.

This is a picture of Yacine changing the colors and layout of the blog so that they compliment the theme of our film.

FINISHED!

This is a photo of Yacine ticking us off as finished!



An audience member's views


This is a video of an audience member watching our film, then a short interview with them after asking if they enjoyed it, and what they particularly liked about it/thought we should work on. Overall we had very good feedback.