Wordle for new film

 This is a wordle created to highlight the key words which are associated with our new film.

Changes made to our trailer

We have been having difficulties with the actress and actor due to filming and time issues. This has made us re think our idea to make an all female trailer, experiencing difficulties in the modern life. This is going to make the trailer a lot quicker to film as there will be 4 different girls therefore the filming won’t take as long as the previous idea. There will be: a woman grieving the loss of her husband-hoping to find new love, an alcoholic dealing with her issues, a single woman who has many sexual partners and falls pregnant with one of these one night stands and a female who is exploring her new homosexual life. We are still using the female we had already filmed, as this shows the woman grieving. We have organised three other actresses to play the other roles and will be done filming very shortly.

First Cuts of Filming

After completing our first part of filming, we thought it would be a good idea to compare our bad shots to the final ones. We originially had a camera, which kept going blury and producing bad picture quality as well as muffly sounds during the filming.

Marketing Strategies

Saul Bass

Saul Bass was a graphic designer as well as a film maker, most popularly known for his design in motion picture title sequences.  During his forty years of work he worked for some of Hollywood’s’ greatest film makers, including Alfred Hitchcock’s North by Northwest and many others. He designed some of the most iconic logos, including the most recognized airline industry logos of the era.
I thought it would be necessary to research Saul Bass, for inspiration on the development of our own movie poster. He was known to design posters that revolutionized the visuals of film advertising; his posters were known to go against the normality, edging away from focusing only on key characters. However he developed simple and symbolic designs that visually connected with the film.

This poster for Vertigo (1958), uses it’s stylized figures which are sucked down in the nucleus of a spirals vortex, represents the anxiety and disorientation of the film.  

 

Rough Shots

After completing our first part of filming, we thought it would be a good idea to compare our bad shots to the final ones. We originially had a camera, which kept going blury and producing bad picture quality as well as muffly sounds during the filming.

Risk Assessment

Hazards:

· Wet grass/leaves on ground (damp conditions) – could cause to slip


· Sticks on the floor – could trip over

- Who could be harmed during the making of the trailer:

· Actor/Actress – may fall over whilst performing


· Director/Cameraman – watch where putting tripod and watch where we step

- General Safety

· Aware of surroundings, wet ground especially.


· Filming at night, making sure people know our whereabouts


· Not using electrical equipment too close to water


· Filming in the street – checking the traffic


· Standing on a bench to film part – someone there to catch if cameraman falls


- Dry bench before standing on it


· If raining, make sure equipment is kept dry so it doesn’t get broken