Friday, 2 December 2011
Resit: Our Final Film Opening: The Case of Kate Young
This is our final cut of our film opening finished.
Jess Wilding
Resit: 2nd Rough Cut Film Opening and Feedback
Feedback: It seems as though you know what you're doing with the film opening, yet you need to improve order a little and we can see parts where you have reminded yourself to upload other parts of the opening, we can be solved quickly.
Jess Wilding
Resit: Our 1st Rough Cut for our Opening
Jess Wilding
Resit: Casting Auditions for Bill Hasley
David Wilding
Strengths: Voice is very loud and intimidating when he shouts. Is very tall and broad which is a plus when thinking about stereotypes for a male antagonist.
Weaknesses: Facial expression isn't serious enough, doesn't seem as though he can keep a straight face.
Ricci Wilding
Strengths: Gets into character well as Bill Hasley.
Weaknesses: Not the right look that we are after we are looking for more of a stereotypical male atagonist.
We decided to use Will Howlett for our serial killer, he isn't too old or too young to play the part also he can get into character well.
Resit: Auditions for Bill Hasley Junior
Below are the auditions that we had for the part of Bull Hasley junior, we placed auditions so that we could see who would play the part well for our film and to see who looked most alike what we had planned for our characters to look like.
Lee Dyer - 16 got the part of Bill Hasley Junior in our opening as we felt he was not only the most confident in front of the camera but also looked like we wanted Bill Hasley junior to look like, we needed this character to be small and look quite young.
Lee Dyer - 16 got the part of Bill Hasley Junior in our opening as we felt he was not only the most confident in front of the camera but also looked like we wanted Bill Hasley junior to look like, we needed this character to be small and look quite young.
Resit: Animatic Storyboard
Below is the Animatic storyboard the we created to show how our film will run smoothly and show the camera angles we will use. We did this so that we can clearly understand what needs to be done and whether it will work.
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