Evaluation Question No. 7

Evaluation Question No. 6

Evaluation Question No. 5

Evaluation Question No. 4

Evaluation Question No. 3

Evaluation Question No. 2

Evaluation Question No. 1

Wheelchair Bound Questionnaire Feedback Chart

Wheelchair Bound Analysis Voiceover & Powerpoint

I felt the above voiceover was a necessary addition in order to make a more sophisticated blog instead of just writing up all of my ideas and decisions, it is quite refreshing to mix it up and show the variety of my media capacity as a student.

Wheelchair Bound Final

Wheelchair Bound Storyboard

Audience Questionnaire Feedback

Example 1.

Example 2.

This is our questionnaire

1. What is your gender?

50% - male

50% - female

2. How old are you?

100% - 15-18

3. Do you enjoy thriller film?

67% - yes

33% - no

4. How much would you spend at the cinema?

Price answers ranged from £5 - £20

83% included £10 in their answer

5. What’s your favourite film genre?

67% - Comedies

33% - Action

6. What film certificate do you usually go to watch?

100% - certificate 15

7. Have you used the Internet to watch any films?

100% - yes

8. Did the opening sequence convey traditional thriller conventions?

100% - yes

9. Did you enjoy it? If not, what didn’t you enjoy?

67% - yes

33% - no

Here were comments as to why they didn’t enjoy it:

. It was hard to follow in places

. Wasn’t keen on the camera shots

10. Would you be interested in seeing the rest of the film? If not, why?

83% - yes

17% - no

Here were comments as to why they wouldn’t be interested in seeing the rest of the film:

. They don’t enjoy thriller films

11. Do you think that the opening sequence created suspense and mystery?

100% - yes

12. What improvements would you suggest if any?

. To make it slightly more clearer in relation to the plot

. To work on the camerawork so that it can appear more professional

. To have more dramatic music

. To be a little longer and make speech louder

Wheelchair Bound First Cut

Film Production Screenplay

 EXT./INT NEIGHBOURS HOUSE- DAY

The MURDERER is seen with his first victim going towards his home and the wheelchair boy, who is the murderer's neighbour, on the inside trying to get the young woman's attention.

1) The MURDERER and the FIRST VICTIM walking down the road.

2) WHEELCHAIR BOY, seeing this bangs on the window in desperation.

3) The MURDERER and the FIRST VICTIM continue walking and into the murderers house, appearing not to notice.

INT. MURDERERS HOUSE- DAY

We see the MURDERER acting friendly and flirtatious with the FIRST VICTIM, it appears as if it is a date. Then it switches to her dead body. It’s made obvious that it was the man that killed her.

SERIES OF SHOTS:

In the kitchen the MURDERER is turning on the kettle and acting friendly, smiling etc.

1) They are now in the sitting room with drinks in their hands they are laughing and it appears that they are having a good time. It’s visible that the woman has no idea that the man wants to kill her.

2) The FIRST VICTIM is now dying on the floor.

3) We see the feet of the MURDERER walking out of the room.

INT. ESTATE CORRIDOR- DAY

The MURDERER has caught on to what the WHEELCHAIR BOY is doing. So in this scene the MURDERER threatens the WHEELCHAIR BOY and then locks him in a room.

MURDERER

I know what your doing

WHEELCHAIR BOY

What do you mean?!

MURDERER

I saw you watching me from the window

WHEELCHAIR BOY

I don’t know what you’re talking about, I don’t know what you mean.

MUDERER

I’m telling you, if you tell anyone I’m going to kill you

WHEELCHAIR BOY

NO! Arrgghh what you doing?! Stop it!

CALL SHEET

Production Obstacles

19th November 2010
The opening sequence was meant to be filmed at night time so it made getting the lighting correct a bit more difficult. It was obvious that it was day time so we had to alter the plot slightly. the days filming also took longer than we had originally anticipated...

Production Successes

18th November 2010
Today we were able to transport all of our props and equipment to our filming location off school site shows meticulous initiative and precision as we were able to be organised.Another success was being able to borrow the schools only wheelchair, I handed in a letter to a member of staff that stated what our intentions were and this I believe was essential as it showed maturity and organisation, this was our most important prop as it strayed from the conventional thriller which we wanted to do.

19th November 2010

We started and finished our opening sequence production. I think overall the groups organisation and corporation made the day successful. Another success was that a member of the group was able to accommodate the scene in their home this helped us greatly because our complex storyline relied upon a house location. The scenes that were supposed to be at night were replicated to a decent level since we was in the day time.

29th November 2010
Today we started the editing of our opening sequence, it was good looking at our ideas and storyboards come into action.

6th December 2010
We were able to do another day of filming, this was needed in order for us to improve the quality of our thriller work.

3.2 Analysis of two opening sequences in the thriller genre

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3.2 Analysis of two opening sequences in the thriller genre

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The Editing Process: Preliminary Exercise

In the editing of our preliminary exercise we used Final Cut Pro, it is an editing software that is able to edit camera projects. During our last lesson we learnt some basic knowledge about the Final Cut Pro tools like what use the knife that helps in cutting clips also timebars that...

The synopsis of the film & Shot for the opening sequence

A wheelchair bound, teenage boy, begins to have disturbing dreams of female characters and his neighbour. Only to wake up to see the exact same women walking into the house accompanied by the neighbour. He then begins to keep tabs on the neighbour using a video camera to record his findings. Though danger seems to creep his way, as subtlety is not his strong point because the neighbour begins to become suspicious of someone watching him. As he cannot get solid evidence on his camera alone, he get his friend to help him, as she can get nearer to the neighbours house.  The neighbour is a serial killer, the teenager spends days making a diary of his findings see little things that can just LOOK wrong. Such as stroking females faces in a sinister way as they shiver away, or him looking towards a door and then backing away cautiously, or even some of them apparently “fainting”. However appearing like some fishy is going on isn’t enough to convict a man. It is obvious that this dark sinister man is up to no good, but is too clever to get caught. So in desperation for convicting evidence, the teenage girl breaks into the house with the camera.

Shot 1- Point of View Shot

Shot 2- Medium Shot

Shot 3- Point of View Shot

Shot 4- Medium Shot

Shot 5- Long Shot

Shot 6- Medium Two Shot

Shot 7- Point Of View Shot

Shot 8- Worm View Shot

Shot 9- Long Shot

Shot 10-Long Shot(shot reverse shot)

Shot 11- Medium Shot(shot reverse shot)

Shot 12- Close up(shot reverse shot)

Shot 13- Medium Shot

Shot 14- Medium Two Shot