The underlined text is the base of the story original base of the story, I then chose to adapt the narrative to fit the horror genre. I then wrote the types of shots that would convey the narrative and its genre.
1. A character is outside in an uninhabited area.
Shot#1Slow pan up from feet to face, showing character.
Shot#2 Wide angle of woodland.
2. S/he cannot decide which way to go. Something makes him/her head towards a settlement.
Shot#3 Close up of eyes franticly looking around
Shot#4 Abandoned building
Shot5# Over the shoulder shot of boy walking towards the building, pushing tricycle.
3. S/he sees something that indicates that this settlement is troubled and dangerous but carries on.
Shot#6 Dark silhouette of someone inside the building.
Shot#7 Reaction shot of boy.
4. S/he is set upon by a group who mock him/her make sure s/he has no transport and try to make him/her leave.
Shot#8 Wide angle that shows a group of hooded figures approaching the boy from behind.
Shot#9 Reaction shot of boy
Shot#10 Wide angle of the figures running around the boy and tormenting him. Zoom into boys face.
Shot#11 Tracking of one of the figures picking up the boys tricycle and running off into distance.
Shot#12 Areal shot showing the other figures following.
Monday, 23 June 2014
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These three short films that all convey different stories in under 30 minutes.
I would rate spin 5/10 as I first liked the story line however I found it got a little repetitive. It is clear that the film is inspired by music, as fast cutting of the man packing up his music equipment was chopped up into small clips creating a rhythm.
I would rate INSiDE 8/10, I liked how the scenes where light, the darkness made the film seem more serious and represented how the man was troubled and helped add tension. The camera also kept cutting to show the whole of the room, showing all of the voices haunting the man.
I would rate Telling Mark 6/10 the lighting at the beginning was bright then at the end the lighting changed. From the beginning of the short film you are viewing the scenario from Mark's point of view then when it is revealed his wife died in a car crash you then view the scene how it is in reality.
I would rate spin 5/10 as I first liked the story line however I found it got a little repetitive. It is clear that the film is inspired by music, as fast cutting of the man packing up his music equipment was chopped up into small clips creating a rhythm.
I would rate INSiDE 8/10, I liked how the scenes where light, the darkness made the film seem more serious and represented how the man was troubled and helped add tension. The camera also kept cutting to show the whole of the room, showing all of the voices haunting the man.
I would rate Telling Mark 6/10 the lighting at the beginning was bright then at the end the lighting changed. From the beginning of the short film you are viewing the scenario from Mark's point of view then when it is revealed his wife died in a car crash you then view the scene how it is in reality.
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