Tuesday, 13 March 2012
Photoshoot Plan
The image above is a photoshoot flat plan for my photoshoot in the studio. This is a three point lighting set up, with the model positioned in the centre. This would allow the light to reflect without causing a shadow when taking the photo. I aim to take a photo of my model in medium close up, with eyeline match with the use of the rule of thirds, however at the same time her eyes will be covered, but the audience will get the feeling that her eyes are still addressing them.
Call Sheets
Presented below are the call sheets for my actors which states which scenes they will be featured in.
Costume and Prop Research for Magazine
This is the image in which I am going to use for my magazine, I am using the same costume that the antagonist had worn in the teaser trailer in order to ensure continuity between the two products, thus allowing the audience to gain a further understanding of the antagonist featured in the film. I intend however in manipulating the image in order for my magazine to 'stand out' from the others if it was to be placed on shop shelves.
Location Research for Poster
Below are some of the potential locations I may use for my Poster:
I want to have a Poster which is shot from the Antagonists point of view, as in it is them looking on. This is in order to create an element of mystery but to also convey themes of isolation and loneliness. Although this wont give away the plot of the theme, through photomanipulation of desaturating the images, and adding black white and red text.. The audience will therefore identify that this film has dark themes and could therefore be a horror film. I am heavily relying on the title and sell lines to give away some clues about the plot, which is a big risk to take but I am confident in pulling it off.
I want to have a Poster which is shot from the Antagonists point of view, as in it is them looking on. This is in order to create an element of mystery but to also convey themes of isolation and loneliness. Although this wont give away the plot of the theme, through photomanipulation of desaturating the images, and adding black white and red text.. The audience will therefore identify that this film has dark themes and could therefore be a horror film. I am heavily relying on the title and sell lines to give away some clues about the plot, which is a big risk to take but I am confident in pulling it off.
Secondary Audience Research - Summary
After conducting Secondary Audience Research, it has influenced me in the following ways:
- My Horror Products will contain elements of Social Realism
- The characters will be of a similar age so my audience can relate to them
- Thus the film will have an Age 15 rating
- I need to ensure that all my products relate to what my target audience demand.
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