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Friday, 23 December 2016
Filming update- Day 2
Here we are filming the chase scene for the first flashback of our opening thriller sequence. We chose to shoot this scene in a dark alleyway because they are a commonly used location for stereotypical chase scenes, because of the connotations they have. Dark alleyways have connotations of crime, fear and threat.
We decided that protagonist would be wearing jeans and a coat, to make them seem like any other young adult, so our target audience can associate with them, and relate to them. In addition, we decided that the antagonist would wear a black coat, which signifies evil and death, and a red bandanna that signifies danger and violence, as red is the colour of blood.
We kept really close to our shooting script, although we did add a few shots which we thought would improve our film.
Wednesday, 21 December 2016
Filming update- Day 1
Here we are filming the longest scene in our film, where the protagonist wakes up in a field. We also filmed the flashback where the protagonist is given the parcel and the scene where the antagonist is tortured. In these scenes the protagonist is wearing black trousers and a white t-shirt to represent the divide between good and evil in the film. The colour white indicates that the protagonist is innocent and helpless, like a child.
We kept all of the scenes as close to the shooting script as we could, and only added an extreme close up of the gunshot wound, as it looked really realistic, and we added a midshot of a shadow of a man stabbing the protagonist, because shadows are a key part of thriller movies, and conform to the genre stereotypes.
We kept all of the scenes as close to the shooting script as we could, and only added an extreme close up of the gunshot wound, as it looked really realistic, and we added a midshot of a shadow of a man stabbing the protagonist, because shadows are a key part of thriller movies, and conform to the genre stereotypes.
Tuesday, 20 December 2016
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