Our Pitch - Print Products

Accidentally In Love - Short Film

Our short film is finally on Youtube. Here is the link:

Planning our print products

In todays lesson, my group and I were discussing our print products and got inspired by the rom com "I love you Beth Cooper". I liked how the image is on a note pad page, making it obvious they are in school. We also experiemented with different fonts and we like the idea of the font being in a sketched style, showing it is hand written like scribbles on a note pad. The title of our film is "Accidentally in love". We have decided to have the word 'accidentally' slightly slanted to connote their romance was an accident as they are not youre normal couple.

Editing

In today's lesson, Denis and I continued to edit our footage. It is coming along nicely, we successfully edited the first scene of our short film.

Day 1 filming

17/11/12 - Today was our first day of filming. It was a great success, we filmed 4 scenes and took some location photography. We will begin editing the first 4 scenes in our next lesson.

Preparation for filming

In today's lesson, Denis and I created a production schedule for the day we shoot, Saturday. We planned in detail each shot and the dialogue that is going to be used.

Reece

Locations: Top Man Changing Rooms , Stratford Station, Library

Before we begin our video shooting, we need to undertake a series of recces. This will thoroughly examine and check the locations we intend to use. The locations we aim to use are: - Stratford Station - Top Man changing rooms - Library/ Comic book store - Park - Boy’s house (Denis) - Girl’s house (Jasmine/Yasmin) As most of these locations are currently in use, they will already have main fire exits and easy access for people. We will not need any electrical power sources as our filming does not require speech therefore a microphone or any wiring would not be a problem. We will make sure the camera is fully charged to last us a whole day of filming. We made sure our locations are suitable and fit in to our scene. They are relevant to our storyline and have no risk factors.