Colour Palette
Props List
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· Prefect badge – for Charlie in the school scene· 5 ties – for all boys in the school scene and at Jack’s house· Beer and Champaign – for all the boys at Jack’s house· Maserati – Aubi driving in the car park· Tom’s polo – for Charlie to attempt to steal· Watch – for Henry to wear at school· Cigarettes – for Jack to smoke at the school and the boys to smoke at Jack’s house· Money – for Aubi to flick through at school· Pool table – for the boys at Jack’s house· Fake blood – when the boys begin to beat up each other and the school boy· Vodka glass – when at Jack’s house· Champaign bottle – for Luca’s naked streak· Paper and wood – to burn in the fire· Old chairs – to break and throw in the fire
A2 Update
Talent Scouting
Edward Monteith
Henry Curties
Samual Wastell
Thomas Malkin
William Calver
Casting
Influences
Genre Representation in Trailers
Gender Representation in 'The Chase'
In our AS product, we used a variety of techniques in order to show the status and power of gender in films. We researched certain theorists such as Angela McRobbie, who looked into the stereotypes of men and women in film. This included women being portrayed as weaker than men as well as being carers and mothers. We used these stereotypes in our film opening to make our characters more convincing as well use using the classic codes and conventions of horror films to shock and scare our audience. Our main protagonist was a young woman with a young daughter who we dressed in a floral blouse and casual skinny jeans in order to give the implication that she is simply doing her food shopping with the intention to return home after. Her clothes and light make up also demonstrated her innocence and vulnerability as our antagonist begins to follow her around the supermarket. By using every day locations, it makes the audience feel more threatened as they can relate to the storyline in how they live their lives everyday. We dressed our antagonist in more casual clothing, in trainers to give the impression of him being more athletic and proactive. This conforms to the stereotype men having more power and being more aggressive as we can immediately see that he has the intention to hurt our protagonist in some way, thus agreeing with McRobbie's perception of gender roles.
The Woman in Black - Teaser Storyboard
The Woman in Black - Teaser Trailer
The Woman in Black - Posters
MINALMALISTIC POSTER
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TRADITIONAL POSTER
The Woman in Black - Theatrical Storyboard
The Woman in Black - Theatrical Trailer
Real Media Conventions
Storyboarding 'WALL-E'
History of Film Trailers
The History of Film TrailersReflection on AS Coursework
Teaser Vs. Theatrical Trailers
Digital Technology
Research and Planning
Creativity
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