Friday 24 February 2012

Here are some photos we took of the preparation for our opening in one of the two scenes we have chosen to film our opening in. These photos are of the preparation of the filming of our opening.



These photos show us getting the setting ready to allow us to start filming. Also in this above photo we were preparing the camera so we could start our final film clips.The lights for our prelim were being brought out and put together ready for use. We were also setting up the lighting that we were about to use. We had to fix the wiring for the light, and also put the battery in a safe place in order to prevent any accidents.
This photo also shows us doing the final settings of the camera and the lights.
Here are some photos we took of the preparation for our film opening in one of the two scenes we have chosen to film our opening . 
This above photo shows us getting the setting ready to allow us to start filming.
In this above photo we were preparing the camera so we could start our final film clips.
In this above picture, the lights for our fil were being brought out and put together ready for use.
In this above photo, we were setting up the lighting that we were about to use. We had to fix the wiring for the light, and also put the battery in a safe place in order to prevent any accidents.
Both the above and below photos show us doing the final settings of the camera and the lights.

Monday 6 February 2012

Own Research- Thriller Film Audiences

Thriller films are based on suspense, mystery, and excitement. These aspects intend to thrill the audience. There are also sub-genre thriller films which can be targeted to different audiences, e,g. action-thriller. An example of sub genre movie (Action-thriller) is Colombiana. The target audience for this movie is over 15 year olds as some of the scenes in the movie may not be appropiate for under 15s. The trailer is shwon below:

Colombiana Poster

There are also Psychological Thriller films, an example is 'Memento'.


The target audience of many psychological thriller is 18+. this is because they have violnece and psychological issues that can be disturbing for younger viewers. This type of films would attract both, males and females.

The Sixth Sense opening Techniques:

One technique that is used in this film opening is the title sequence, the title is not shown; however there is a series of rd colours. The camera movnement is used by panning and tracking. High or low angles are not used. There are also some editing including jump cuts to represent time.



 



Thursday 2 February 2012

Genre and Target Audience of our Film

 There are different types of thriller films, some are:
Wordle: subgenre
These may be aimed at different types of target audiences, in the film opening we are going to make, we are planning to make it a Psychological Thriller. The audience whcih we are aiming to attract with our film is 15+, males and females that enjoy psychological thrillers. The rating will be 15+ because the movie will have aspects of violence, death and a chracter with psychological problems. Some films that have a similar target audience are:
-Memento
-Se7en
-Fatal Attraction

Wednesday 1 February 2012

Wordle - top thriller movies

research - target audience and thriller movies

In deciding your target audience, it really depends on the kind of thriller film. Like all genres, there are sub-genres and to really give an accurate target audience you would have to specify what kind of thriller film it is.


Silence of the Lambs and No Country for Old Men are considered the two best thrillers and they're rated R. Their target audience was probably for the young male adults.




Meanwhile, there are those thrillers that are borderline horror films, such as M. Night Shyamalan films The Sixth Sense, Signs and The Village. Since they're close to horror (and horror films target teenage girls), the demographic would be slightly different, probably younger and more female based.


 


And then there are legal thrillers  and crime thrillers that target a more mature audience... and classic thrillers (any Alfred Hitchcock film) that are rated PG, but are intended for adults.