Storyboard

This is a rough sketch of ideas for scenes, some of which have been used, others were discarded.

The next storyboard contains two scenes; The moving in scene and the dress fitting scene, both were used .

This storyboard is for the kitchen scene.

This is sketches of our first idea for one scene.

We got permission for use of music from the band seventh wonder.

Created and drawn by all cast and crew.
Permission gathered by Lottie

Un-Pronouced

This presentation is wholly about our film. We decided to call it Un-Pronouced since it is based on marriage and love. It explains our plot and main hook.
The hook is very important in all films. Our hook is about getting the audience to relate to the characters emotions. This will then make them feel connected and curious about what will happen.

Presentation by Steph and Lottie
Written by Steph, finished by Lottie

Similar Media Works presentation

This is a presentation about the chosen genre of our film. In it we have given examples of the stereotypical characters, storylines and events throughtout the flim. Towards the end of the presentation we have also included two clips from youtube to show examples of tearjerker movies.

Presentation Finished by Steph
Written by Steph and Lottie

Film Brief

The film brief is a basic description of the film and storyline. We would need to make sure that it sounds exciting and appealing to our target audience.

After having problems with the camera and then with actors we had to re-create the film brief quickly during filming which made it difficult to stick to the original story.

Written and updated by Steph and Lottie

Gantt Chart

The reason we use this gantt chart is to help us plan our project as we go along.
Filling in what parts we have done and when we have done them helps us to manage our time better and ensure we have completed all parts of the project.
It helps us to keep focused to the task and keep track of what we have done so far.

Updated by Steph and Lottie

Most Haunted Spoof

okay so, we finished shooting and editing the most haunted spoof and uploaded it. The end result was funny and exactly what we wanted, Everyone seemed to enjoy it =]
It took a lot of time and hard work but we got there in the end and its was worth it.

Our original group consisted of 4 people but unfortunately half way through filming Michelle left the sixth form, so we were down a member and had to carry on the best we could. Michelle was originally filming so we had to drop a character to allow myself to carry on with the filming.
We had some issues with the cameras and shooting our material. The first camera we used only did clips of 10 seconds, which became frustrating. We changed it to film to the tape rather than the card and this solved the problem.

After a few sessions of filming we discovered somebody had filmed over some of our material and therefore had to go back and re-do some parts. This didn't take long as they only filmed over a short section of our film and it was easy to cut out during the editing process.
As we had limited time each day to film sections, our clothes changed in each part, this made it difficult during editing but to our advantage it became funny to see this sudden change of clothes.

Next time we would spend longer on our planning and put more effort into it as this would help us during filming. Many parts of our film were suddenly made up on the spot but turned out well.
My advice for others would be, make sure you plan well and really think about what you're doing. A lot of the time you forget that you are supposed to be using certain angles and shots.

Written by Steph and Lottie