Final film

Final Poster

Radio trailer

Evaluation Question 1.

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Evaluation Question 1

Question 1 media from Gita Ilickaite

evalution question 2

Evaluation Question 2.

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Evaluation Question 3.

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Evaluation question 3

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Evaluation Question 1

This is from the film 'The Ninth Gate' showing the use of a magic book.

This is from 'The Others' in which candles are used throughout to create a chiaroscuro lighting.

Evaluation Question 4.

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Evaluation Question 4

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Evaluation Question 2

Evaluation Question 3

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Evaluation Question 4

Evaluation question 4 from Mitchellmediasuperstar1

Evaluation question 1 - In what way does the media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?

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Evaluation question 2 - How effective is the combination of your main product and the ancillary texts?

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Evaluation question 3 - What have you learned from your audience feedback?

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Evaluation question 4 - How did you use new media technologies in the construction and research, planning and evaluation stages?

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What we would change if we made our film again

Comments we received on our film

Script changes

Midway Questionnaire Results

Midway questionnaire

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Rough cut of our film

Editing progress screenshots

Research, details and examples of influences on our film

Shot Influences of our Film.

Shot Influences of our film.

'The 400 Blows'

At the end of our film, we included a scene inspired from the ending scene of "The 400 Blows", where a freeze-frame is used and the protagonist looks directly into the camera. We decided this scene was emotive and was a compelling way to conclude a film. At the end of 'Outcast', we also used a close up freeze frame of Zachary's face, after he has been defeated.

'Death Note'

The scene where Zachary is researching about witchcraft before the ritual and sitting at his desk also took inspiration from the scene in 'Death Note', where 'Light' is also sitting at his desk, investigating on how to use the death note. We used similar close up and mid shots to 'Death Note' in this scene, as well as using a similar charisccurio lighting, which gives connotes mystery and isolation, as the protagonist in both films discovers the power of the book alone. The mid shot used in 'Death Note' simply shows the protagonist and the book, which is emotive, since they are two main focuses of the film.

'The Ninth Gate'

Close ups where the book is the focus of the shot are used in 'Ninth Gate' which we used in our own film in order to reinforce to the audience that the book is the centre of our film's storyline, and has an enormous influence on both the plot and the main character's motive

'Good Fellas'

We were inspired by the freeze-frame voiceover in 'Good Fellas', in order to add a narrative in the library scene, where Zachary's monologue explains what book he's looking for and what power it beholds.

'Shaun of the Dead'

A montage scene in 'Shaun of the Dead' inspired our montage scene in the library scene of our film, when Zachary is looking for a book. This is an example of elliptical editing, which was used in order to convey a passage of time quickly.

  



Influences on our film