Production Schedule
Location Visit Sheet
Programme Title:
Client: Robert Clack
Writer: Kyle Tanner/Rosie Read
Producer: Billy Baldry/Rosie Read
Director: Kyle Tanner
Editor: Rosie Read
Date: 6/2/13
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Access to location via: Walking, as we all live in the surrounding area.
Name and number of location contact:
Non Applicable
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Health and Safety Issues to note:
Falling down stairs, rain, going to a block of flats of a night time so vigilance is key.
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Potential Filming Problems :
nonavailability of access to roof top.
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Additional Notes: (map of area/weather forecast etc
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Friday, 15 February 2013
Production Schedule
Wednesday, 13 February 2013
Contingency Plan
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Contingency Plan
Name: Rosie Read, Kyle Tanner& Billy Baldry
Production: The Beginning of a thriller, (Blind Fire)
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Potential
problems and how to overcome these problems:
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Friday, 8 February 2013
Focus Group Evaluation
Focus Group Evaluation
A big way we got ideas for our thriller beginning we made a focus group where we explained out 3 ideas to another group of people and then asked what they thought about them. We got back very helpful comments and they helped us decide what we needed to changed on our opening. The other group told us that they liked our first idea the most but we had to shoot it in a certain way to make it look good and entertaining. We will take all of the points given by the other group when filming to make our film the best we can.
Wednesday, 6 February 2013
Titles
Titles
All films have different styles when doing their titles and opening credits. There are different styles when different genres of films are being made. The colour's, Fonts and music determines what sort of genre of film it is.
Seven
As you can see the colours used for the back grounds and all dark and the writing is very a very bland white colour. The font used is a messy writing, a sort of child's handwriting, the and writing is flickering on and off of the screen when the credits are changing. The music that is used is creating a scared atmosphere and this is due to the type of genre the film is.
In The Cut
The music in the opening of 'Panic Room' is classical music, which is very slow and low key. The shots are quick and they also use panning shots where the credits are on the side of high rise buildings in New York City. All the colours are very bland but the font of the credits was very large and in a silverish colour.
All films have different styles when doing their titles and opening credits. There are different styles when different genres of films are being made. The colour's, Fonts and music determines what sort of genre of film it is.
Seven
As you can see the colours used for the back grounds and all dark and the writing is very a very bland white colour. The font used is a messy writing, a sort of child's handwriting, the and writing is flickering on and off of the screen when the credits are changing. The music that is used is creating a scared atmosphere and this is due to the type of genre the film is.
In The Cut
The music in the opening of 'Panic Room' is classical music, which is very slow and low key. The shots are quick and they also use panning shots where the credits are on the side of high rise buildings in New York City. All the colours are very bland but the font of the credits was very large and in a silverish colour.
Tuesday, 5 February 2013
Friday, 1 February 2013
Brick
Momento
Momento included conventions such as dramatic music, a red herring, flash backs, an antagonist, low key lighting and guns. They included shots like mid-long shots and reverse shots. There was fast editing and quick cuts. There was dark scary music during the shots. This is not filmed in chronological order and could be hard for some people to understand.
The Italian Job

The Italian Job includes a literal cliff hanger after robbing blocks of gold and escaping. This film is a 1969 British film. We are left at the end of the film with a literal cliff hanger where the coach is tipping over the edge of a cliff they was driving along.We are left not knowing what is going to happen next as the camera finishes panning away from the coach. This is all because they uploaded the coach with gold. Driving along the Alps along a mountain road but the coach ends up skidding and is hanging off the edge.
Our Proposal
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Proposal
Prepared
by
Rosie, Kyle & Billy |
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In our Thriller we will film an exctiting starting to a thriller movie. This starting will make the viewers want to watch the rest of the film to see what is going on. We will include a variety of different shots, such as fast pased shots and pan shots over the roof tops of Dagenham. Our Thriller will play on the viewers mind as you wont actually see what is happeing on the screen there will just be voices and music over our shots...this will be better and more exciting fot the viewer as they would usually create their own image in their heads, these images are usually worse than what is happening on the screen... Our thriller will leave the viewers wondering what will happen next!
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Costumes & props
Costumes and Props
Character Name:
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Ackeno
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Costumes:
tracksuit
trainers
black jacket
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Props:
mobile phone
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Character Name:
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Billy
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Costume:
jeans trainers jacket hat |
Props:
N/A |
Risk assessment
Risk Assessment
Group Members: Rosie Read, Kyle Tanner & Billy Baldry Location: High rise flats
Hazard
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Person(s) at Risk
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Likelihood of Hazard
1 – Extremely Unlikely
5 – Extremely Likely
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Severity of Hazard Outcomes
1 – Very Low Risk
5 – Very High Risk
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Risk Level
(Likelihood + Severity)
2
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Measures to Take to Manage Risk
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Risk Managed?
Y/N
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| Dropping the camera off of the tripod |
camera person
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2
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3
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Make sure camera is on tripod properly
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Yes
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Security issues
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everyone in the group
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4
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5
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make sure there is a time schedule we stick too, and make sure we are not out too late
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Yes
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weather (rain, wind or snow during filming)
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everyone in the group
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5
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3
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check the weather before we go
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yes
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bad lighting
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actors
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4
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4
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try to film with just the right amount of light on the actors
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yes
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