AICE Media Studies

Hi Media Studies Crew, here is my storyboard! Scene 1: Michelle text Owen for plan of revenge  Scene 1a: Michelle behind her screen texting Owen Scene 2: Rose talks on the phone  Scene 2a: Point of view of Roses house  Scene 3: Rose looks over her door window  Scene 3a: Owen and Michelle stalking Rose from car.  Scene 4: Michelle talks to Owen to get ready to kill. Scene 4a: Owen is worried yet feels prepared.  Scene 5: Rose's post on instagram. Scene 5a: Michelle calls Owen to be on his way, but seems concerned. Scene 6:  Michelle and Owen try to get through Roses back door. Scene 6a: Rose goes to check strange noise in her house. Scene 7: Michelle and Owen try opening the back door.  Scene 7a: The door opens and they can finally get inside. Scene 8: Rose is in the living room watching TV about to fall asleep. Scene 8a: Owen and Michelle hide behind the kitchen counter waiting for Rose to fall asleep Scene 9: The kitchen knife displayed inspire O...

Hi Media Studies Crew, this is our groups final task planning for the location, participants, health, and schedule.  Location:  In Owens house, outside the house, around the house, in the backyard.  Participants:  Owen Goldfond (One of Rose's friends that ends up killing her),  Michelle Martinez (Another one of Rose's friends that aids in killing her),  Roselyn Rodriguez (Friend getting killed, after catching friends robbing house)  Owens Mom/Dad (Aid in filming scenes) Health: In order to make sure that during the filming process everyone stays safe, I am going to make sure that my parents, who are adults, are around at all times to ensure safety. The scenes will be filmed around my house and in my house, not near any danger at all times. I am going to have my house cleaned and a minimum amount of things laying around, to reduce the chance of accidents.  Schedule: December 6th - Intro and group blogs completed.  December 8th - Completed pitc...

  The opening credits of my film will appear in two different digital fonts that appear to be "typed" in the middle or right/left corners of the film. Some credits will be embedded into the setting. For example, their may be credits written in places such as the front of the home, the kitchen, the loft and on kitchen tools such knives.  Working title: "Shadow of Betrayal" The title will be in the font called "ITC Serif Gothic", all words will appear capitalized: SOMETHING ALONG THIS LINE.  My titles will be "typed" onto the screen onto the screen and will appear to be being typed while appearing on the screen. They will disappear of the screen using the fade out affect. Each title will stay on the screen around 2-4 seconds each.  The fonts will range from the colors black, white, and red. The titles will will have the Gothic font while the names will have basic fonts. Looking something like this DIRECTED BY: Roselyn Rodriguez The titles before ea...

  Scene 1 Location: Owen’s loft  Michelle: *Typing on the computer*                                                                             Hi Owen do you remember me?                   *Clip of Michelle typing* Owen: *Typing on the computer*             Hi Michelle, What do you need now?? Michelle: *Typing on the computer*                 I want Roselyn gone. Owen: *Typing on computer*             ???             What’d she do now.. *Clip of Owen typing* Michelle: *Typing on computer*                 I’ll tell ...

  From ‘Art Of The Title’  https://www.artofthetitle.com/ 1 ~ How many titles are displayed during the opening sequences to the film? Which ones?     A total of 9 titles are displayed during the opening sequence: “Halloween” (the title of the movie) “Jamie Lee Curtis as Laurie” “Judy Greer as Karen” “Virginia Gardner as Vicky” “Dylan Arnold as Cameron” and “Rhian Rees as Dana” “Music by John Carpenter; Cody Carpenter; Daniel Davies” “Director of Photography Micheal Simmonds” “Executive Producers John Carpenter; Jamie Lee Curtis” “Based on Characters created by John Carpenter and Debra Hill”  2 ~ What images are prioritized in the opening sequence?     The opening sequences shows sequences of a pumpkin rotting in reverse or coming “back to life” and becoming fresh again. These scenes directly relate to the title of the movie “Halloween”. 3 ~ How does the film establish a feeling of the genre from the  outset     The f...

  From: ‘Watch The Titles’   www.watchthetitles.com 1 ~ What titles are displayed during the opening sequences?    The titles displayed include the names of the actors/actresses, the name of the director, who did the music, who designed the costumes, who edited, who did the screenplay, the name of the movie, and so on. 2 ~  What images are prioritized in the opening sequence?    The prioritized images are of a big house and roads that seem to be in the middle of nowhere. 3 ~   How does the film establish a feeling of the genre from the outset? The outset establishes a feel of the suspense genre through the music because it is creepy, instrumental music

  From: 'Art of the Title' https://www.artofthetitle.com/title/dark/ 1 ~ What titles are displayed during the opening sequences?     The titles displayed include the name of the movie, who did the screenplay, who wrote the story, who produced the film, who edited, who composed the music, who casted, the names of the actors/actresses, and so on. 2 ~  What images are prioritized in the opening sequence?     The main images in the opening sequence are women who are doing a choreographed dance, the angles of how they're shown are constantly changing. 3 ~  How does the film establish a feeling of the genre from the outset?     The film establishes a feel of the suspense/thriller genre from the outset by the gasping noise that is made at the very start before the title even pops up.

   Hi Media Studies Crew!! Today begins the title research adventure. After much research over the last week my group and I have decided on ‘Art of the title’ website due to many reasons. One of them being how easy it is to manage. The website has a really easy layout to understand in comparison with other websites. My group and I also appreciate the fact the websites has articles on different filmmakers. This website compare to other options has recent movies which is very important. We live in a time where we all like a “clean” look so it’s very important to get modern ideas. Modern movies hold a different feeling compare to 80’s to 90’s movies. This is why we chose art of the titles from all the other options out there. Bye blog!! Enjoy the holidays.