Rough cut

We firstly watched the thriller openings of the 5 other groups in our class to see the different techniques and ideas they had used. Whilst we watched the thrillers we gave and received feedback from the rest of the class about the weaknesses and good parts of our thriller opening.
This will help us to improve and edit our sequence so that we can make it better. Also its nice to see what people think and if they find our idea effective.

The feedback we received was very helpful and made us think about different approaches to finishing the opening sequence. Being our own project we knew the storyline and the overall plot. It was good to see how the other groups perceived our thriller opening and if they understood it. This helps us to see if we can make it easier to follow without giving too much away in the opening.

This is some of the comments we received:
-Nice titles
-The fuzzy focus on the picture is effective
-Camera shot variety was help to create different emotions in what is happening
-Action needed
-Costume looks a bit school boy like
-Good storyline

Shot List

Today we have written up our shots to portray our different angles and what the shots we will be showing. This will also help us to get an understanding of what shots would suit each location etc. This is helping us to vary our shots

Group Photo!

As you probaly can tell this is us. We hope u like our blog and our final piece.

Grunt Reaper

This is another font we have found, which we are happy with its called grunt reaper.

You Murderer

This is a trial Font that we downloaded Called you murderer

OUR TEAM

This is our group in all its glory

Planning: Setting Ideas (Photos)

We wanted to find pictures that would give us ideas we could use to help create the different settings in our thriller. In our first shot the setting is a man at a desk searching for a document or important infomation.

These two pictures represent the sort of setting and impression that we want to give.