Polaroid Productions

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Tuesday, 22 April 2014

Filming schedule

It was essential for us to stick to a tight filming schedule as to meet the deadlines and have time to make relevant changes

We met Monday before school to plan for the week ahead and discuss any new ideas .

After editing on a Thursday (which gave us time for nighttime to commence so we had the darkness needed in our opening) , we would film . Our lesson on Friday we would analyse footage and plan what else we needed

Sunday we went back to our location of Calverly Park to film the additions 

Our timetable is a key feature on all of our bedroom walls! 


Monday, 21 April 2014

Feedback from Audience

http://animoto.com/play/DYwtBEnVgDfGipZbjYVlRg

This is a video that displays the various audience feedback sessions we had over the time of making our film opening! This was a massive help as it allowed us to get the opinions of our target market.

Friday, 18 April 2014

Technologies used

These are the technologies we used during our process of create our film opening and evaluating it.
















Our answer to evaluation question 6 helps to explain what technologies we used throughout our process and what we learnt from them...take a look :












Scripting

Scripting. Or not scripting in our case. We have no lines in our film opening as we felt the lack of dialogue kept suspense and played to simplistic fears, The fear of the unknown.

During our evaluation however we did script. We created a film of our answers and the majority of these were scripted, in order to ensure precision and profesionalism.

Sunday, 13 April 2014

Further posts on Facebook

This has been a key aspect of our development as there must be an aspect of target market influence throughout. This is why we as Polaroid Productions felt so strongly about being on the social media sites to fully reach our target market

You Tube

We have officially uploaded 'Bellgrave Park' on to You Tube! 

Take a look...

Polaroid Productions Bellgrave Park






Health and Safety

We felt it was important to look at Health and Safety to ensure the smooth running of our film



Actors
Not putting them under physical/ psychological  strain
Rests between running scenes
Making sure our location was close to public areas (not isolated)
Make sure the area was a safe one

Location
Carpark was empty (as possible)
Had high visibility clothing between shots and if filming

Equipment 
Car turned off so it couldn't move