Green Screen

This is our attempt at evaluating our preliminary piece using a green screen. To do this, we used the editing software Adobe Premier Pro and the chroma key effect. However, although this was helpful in furthering our knowledge, we could not complete this as it was found to be too time consuming and we needed to progress onto our main piece.

Vladimir Propp

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Narrative Theories

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Filming

 These are a few pictures that we took whilst filming; it shows us setting up our equipment and props in preparation to film. The desaturated skies are noticeable here, showing how unpredictable the weather was whilst filming - this caused problems for our group as it often put us of schedule.

Fonts

From looking at the fonts on the covers of existing thrillers, we have found that sans serif fonts work most effectively and so would it would be ideal to be using it on the titles in our thriller opening.

Below are some of the fonts that we came across.

What Genre?

In order to come up with a storyline, we researched the different thriller sub-genres which has in fact lead us to an idea.

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Lesson Work

Here is Liam, who is in the process of drawing out our story board. This will be our guide to filming as it shows us what shots go where and the kind of shots that need to be used. Of course there is always the possibility that we find that something doesn't work so well off of the paper but we can easily experiment to find something fitting.