Friday, 23 November 2012

CONTINUING YOUR PLANNING

DEADLINE FOR THIS IS NOVEMBER 30TH. IT'S ESSENTIAL THAT THIS STAGE IS DONE PROPERLY BEFORE YOU START FILMING.
DON'T FORGET TO USE THE CHECKLIST BELOW (IN YOUR BOOKLET):



Pre-Production Checklist – tick off tasks as you complete them

Allocate pre-production roles in the group: location scout; prop ‘buyer’; storyboard artist/s; animatics director; sound designer; lighting designer; screenwriter; camera operator/s; costume, hair and make-up designer and ‘buyer’; posting synopsis and shot list to blog.

Done
Group writes synopsis – about 200 words posted to blog

5 Key Concepts: Genre and style decisions – single genre? Hybrid? Or resist genre category? Will you use established film styles – eg Social Realism or ‘Noir’? Decisions to blog with justification and links to similar real texts if possible (these may be feature length films)


5 Key Concepts: representation – initial ideas about representation of social groups, places and ideas or issues covered by your story, posted to blog



5 Key Concepts: audience – initial ideas about your expected audience – by age, gender and social class. Link to expected viewing platforms for your film (where would it be screened ideally?). Post to blog.



5 Key Concepts: narrative – initial ideas about the structure of the story – linear? Non-linear? Circular? Use narrative theory here – Todorov; Levi-Strauss; Vogler..Post to blog.



5 Key Concepts: media language – initial ideas about film techniques you’d like to use and examples or suggestions posted to blog



Location decisions and photos of selected and rejected locations



Written permission granted for privately owned locations



Storyboard  for all shots, carefully timed to ensure that film lasts 5 mins



Animatic with voice-over commentary



Acting decisions



Health and Safety considerations – recorded and posted to blog



Sound design – initial ideas about sound – soundtrack, foleys, ambient etc and likely issues in locations.



Shooting schedule – plans for the shoot




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