Laurie's media Blog

to do list filming to have been done by Monday 20th april begin our editing on the 20th of april do the majority of filming over the Easter holidays  make a picture story board  get camera equipment of teacher before filming begins  get dates for actors to come to location sort out costumes  get our props 

HEAD SHOTS of possible actors. CONNOR BRUCE: ANTAGONIST, Plans on harming the family and father. Intrudes on the family home. (will be wearing alot more make up in the final piece) ] MAX MOLTER: OLDER SON, Plays a role in saving the life the of the younger brother. More stern and less frightened that the younger brother HUGH MARSH: YOUNGER BROTHER, As a character he spents alot more time in distress and panic in comparason to the older brother. gets in some life threatening trouble at some point of the film. JAC JONES: FATHER, Is the main leader of the group of agonists who need saving in the fritening and unfortnate line of events.

Location shots for our horror film This setting is where I imagine it shall all begin, as in counters the codes and conventions of horror with a place of comfort  1, This is one of three corridors I plan on using, for the real film it will be low key lighting hiding the antagonist giving a horrible eerie feeling off the start.  2, Also low key lighting  This setting is perfectly matched for all the codes and conventions of a horror film with the low key to no lighting at all, old dusty, cobwebs everywhere. 3, Low key lighting The establishing shot, taken at night, dark to match the codes and conventions Forest, dark for real film also perfect match for codes and conventions

adding to storyboard to make it more clear to the audience   the main concern was labelling objects in the pictures to make them more clear for the audience. also added in which way the low key lighting was coming from.  the way the camera will move to add to the lighting. 

we need a risk assessment, to prevent any possible injuries from occurring  HAZARD RISK RATING HOW TO AVIOD IT Low visibility 5/10 Making sure their path is clear of objects Slipping down the stairs 6/10 Wear suitable shoes Breaking objects on set 5/10 Making sure the actor knows his set and surroundings Use of equipment/props 7/10 Making sure the actors know how to use the props (taking the correct precautions) Allergies 7/10 Checking to see if the cast or the production crew have any allergies. Electrocution hazards 7/10 All the wires are checked to be safe and anything with high volts secured in a safe low access are.