This week commencing 17th November is planning week.
In your lap charts you have a series of tasks that need to be completed by your group and/or delegated to a member in your group. Make sure these are uploaded onto your blog. Create a calendar of frees, evenings and weekends you are all free to film.
1) Initial film idea to your group
2) Photograph/Video evidence of group planning
3) Moodboard of initial ideas including inspirational shots and titles from real film
4) Synopsis planning - this is when you take each of your ideas for the film opening and break them down with what you need in terms of location, props, actors etc.
5) Evidence of how planned opening is going to fit with codes and conventions of genre.
6) storyboard - drawn, filmed, edited and voiceover added (see below)
7) titles research
8) group pitch
9) class feedback and peer assessment on pitch and amendments planned
10) timeline of titles with rough shots, locations and plannned timings
11) script
12) location and recce shots
13) shot list
14) rpt sorry! so I've replaced this with blog reflection (see blog link)
15) fonts for titles research
16) props research and list
17) shooting schedules (see template )
18) risk assessment forms
19) music/sound research ideas/foley re-recordings
20) Changes made along the way including re-shoots, edit changes, sound difficulties, slight changes in script.
21) Production Diary - dates and individual responsibilities and tasks
22) Marketing campaign - look at a film that influences yours and follow prezi below in terms of research then design a poster, and discuss how you would market your film with websites, social media etc
23) Audience research - who are you targeting, who is most likely to see your film? Who is your primary and secondary audience?
24) Institution - information on your film production company and who will produce and distribute your film...
25) Representation - who, what and where are being represented in your film opening? What does it say about them?
https://prezi.com/gppkd8tgbo8k/shaun-of-the-dead-target-audience-research/#share_embed