Dear Moderator, My name is Lauren Mason and welcome to my blog. It is a record of the work undertaken as part of the G321 AS Foundation Portfolio within the OCR GCE course in Media Studies. I worked together with Grace Ryan to produce a film opening in the romantic-crime genre. The project lasted four months, commencing in September 2016 and finishing in March 2017. I hope you enjoy my work and find it both successful and interesting. Please use the navigation bar to access my work as organised into labels: Actors, locations, costumes & props, audience research, extra filming and editing, film opening research, planning, post production, preliminary tasks, film opening and evaluations. There is also a link to the St Marys School blog hub. Yours faithfully Lauren Mason
Me and Grace have decided that the opening scene in Mr and Mrs Smith is too hard to use for ours, as it has too much dialogue for a title sequence. We have decided to recreate the pick-pocket scene in Focus as it shows elements of our genre, whilst being interesting, entertaining and not too hard to recreate!
An Indent is a moving image or logo to represent a brand, usually shown before a show / film The Purpose of indents: - Form of branding as the company will be showing their own logo, giving their brand a unique image - Give an announcement as to what company is representing the film / tv programme - Re-branding to keep the company / channel up to date. Here are two film company indents usually associated with the Romantic / Crime genre: From the Lionsgate, indent, you could reflect the genre of crime as it is uses the effect of vignette, which is quite dark and unsettling, leading to thoughts of mystery and unease. The Paramount indent, reflects the genre of Rom-com as it has a lovely view with a pretty font. This reflects rom-com as it helps the audience feel at ease with the film, and allows them to think that they are going into a happy film as there is nothing on the indent which could cause nervousness. For my Film opening, we will need to create a indent, whic...
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