Showing posts with label Week 8. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Week 8. Show all posts

Saturday, 15 March 2014

Post-Production

26/02/14
In today's double lesson each person in our group was delegated a task. Aaron was in charge of sound, Hayley being in charge of editing and me being in charge of the titles.

As i was in charge of titles i wanted to create a mini questionnaire for the main title ''Delayed''. I wanted to ask a few people on their opinions for what font the main title should be in from the ones my group and i selected before.

                           

I gave this questionnaire out to twenty-two people of different ages and gender. I then collected all the sheets once people had answered and started to gather the results and present them in a graph context. By putting the results in a graph context it made it look more professional.

                                 
From looking at my results i found out that the font style 7 was the most preferred for our main title. When looking at the font i can see that it work pretty well with our film plot as well as the genre due to it being romantic simple and classy.

Feedback on filming

24/02/14
The feedback we got was that the shots we captured were not linear. We need to have a stronger beginning of the title sequence and a much better ending. Leanne suggested that as our film is about the two characters not being able to meet each other and go on the date, due to an accident that the male character encounters, we should end the title sequence of the male character getting hit by a bus. She also stated that by adding a stronger beginning and end it will pro-long and give a better impact to our titles sequence. We agreed with Leanne and really liked her suggestion on the ending of the title sequence so we all went out after school when it was sunny and re-shot the beginning and ending of the title sequence. For the ending we went with Leanne's suggestion but for the beginning we went with an idea of our own which is the male character putting earphones in his ears and listening to music from his phone. We got the shot of Aaron getting hit by the bus by a shot of Aaron stepping off the pavement, shot of the bus coming and then a shot of Aaron's facial expression of him being shocked. This part we will edit out in a jump-cut style.  


Just by refining on the beginning and ending of our title sequence really made a difference as it made it more effective of the day in the sequence being really jolly and happy but all of a sudden the ending is a shock.