Friday, 17 January 2014
Soundtrack Research
Soundtrack Research
http://www.freestockmusic.com/2013/international-production-music/free-African-stock-music-african-safari-drums/
African Safari Drums
Me and Cory decided to use this piece of music because it is an non copyrighted piece from a free music provider and links well with the chase scene as it builds tempo.
the song uses a wide variety of drum sounds to create an intense rhythm that builds to a powerful climax It also blends the sounds and rhythms of African beats into a complex, modern drum tune.we Incorporated this piece during the chase scene to give the audience music which relates to the scene aka African troops running into battle.
Me and Cory also Incorporated Vietnam war sounds during the flashback as this will suggest to the audience that someone was involved with the Vietnam war.This type of music will entice the audience to carry on watching the clip to find out who and why Vietnam is Incorporated.
Viet-Con Script
Viet-Con Script
Scene 1-Flashback (fade in effect)
Agent Banks: I wouldn’t even try with him
Mysterious Character: Why? The world needs him
Agent Banks: No the world wants him, you got no fucking idea what you’re dealing with
Mysterious Character: Why? The world needs him
Agent Banks: No the world wants him, you got no fucking idea what you’re dealing with
(Fade out effect)
Mysterious Character: This geezer is one in a billion let alone million
Mysterious Character: He has no fear, no conscience and holds more power than you can think of. You better not under-estimate him
Mysterious Character: He has no fear, no conscience and holds more power than you can think of. You better not under-estimate him
(Non-diegetic sound of Vietnam War)
Mysterious Character: He was the greatest, most feared man in Vietnam
Mysterious Character: Some say he's not even human, or even dare to speak about what happened to him
Scene 2- The conversation
James: So I finally get to see the famous Connor then. Hope I managed to ruin your holiday
Connor: nah its cool my whole life's a holiday. Mind you my Latina babes were a smidge upset when I had to vamos away.
(James looks at allay, anticipating Connor’s moves)
James: alright no funny business. You must know why your here by now
Connor: Of course
(James, the Villain, signals his henchman to maintain Connor)
Scene 3- Chase scene
(Connor finds himself at a dead end while the henchmen are closing in)
James: Come on Connor just give it up
Connor: ye know full well I can make it over that wall, and now you’re probably wandering why I wanna stand here yabbing at you
(Cory, Agent Banks, jumps down to Connor, leading to a confrontation)
Cory: end of the line
Connor: no feckin way #illnutyouinaminuite
Cory: Then hand it over
(Connor looks at his phone)
Connor: Ah feck it
Tuesday, 14 January 2014
Time Management Schedule
Time Management Schedule
In the first section of our filming we started to do the shots which show the audience who and what is going on by using an over the shoulder shot of Cory looking down at the oncoming characters (James and pat) and graham escorting me to them suggesting a villain themed clip, filming in the dark also converts the idea of a villain film because of the link of black in a action genre.Half an hour after we finished the intro and first section of dialogue we then created a chase scene out of a stand off situation by using a tracking shot of me and Cory running to the peak of the second location Leatherhead Swan Centre Car Park) were the final stand off and dialogue will be.The last part of filming included Cory And James organising and acting the flashback scene.Overall i believe our time management was structured very well because of the way we managed to film in difficult conditions (to heighten the quality of film) and how well we could work around our problems which were the rainy conditions,we did this by improvising and only filming in covered places and using the rain to our advantage in tense situation scenes allowing the audience to relate to the film.
People
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Date
Friday 20Th of December
Sunday 5Th of January
Thursday 16Th of January |
Time
17:00 – 19:30
17:00 – 20:00
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Involvement
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Conditions
The cast filmed in dark wet conditions ideal for a contemporary action
film which features suspense
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Connor Moreton
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Main protagonist
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Cory Nelson
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Agent Banks
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James Hill
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Villain
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Graham Burgess
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Henchmen 1
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Patrick Cowley
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Henchmen 2
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Viet-Con Cast
Viet-Con Cast
Connor-Connor
Agent Banks-Cory Nelson
Villain-James Hill
Henchmen 1-Patrick Cowley
Henchmen 2-Graham Burgess
Tuesday, 7 January 2014
Filming Locations
Our Locations
Our final filming locations include outside and on the roof of the swan centre.I think the audience will see how effective this will be during our clip because of the way the script flows through the right angles and points on location.The first of these locations started by the swan centre bus stop to the north west of the building,from there we could create a perfectly choreographed tracking shot of the villain and bodyguard coming towards the camera.Another location is the main one which is a residential slope to the side of the pro dominant building;shown in the bottom picture,which also is compact so the audience Can relate the script with the location;the last location we filmed was the roof top above the main site giving a good vantage point for Cory to star in after the antagonist chase peaked.overall the site proved effective by intertwining with the script.
Wednesday, 4 December 2013
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