Friday, 26 April 2013
Decision On Logo
We have decided to go with the logo which Joe has designed as our logo:
We feel that this logo is appropriate as it accurately represents the guardian angel theme of our project, this will allow the audience to closely relate to and identify with the theme granting them a better understanding of our product.
Script
Rise and Fall
Characters
Alan Parrett: Joe Garratt
Sebastian Banks: Joe Garratt
Script
[A well-furnished large bedroom. A man is asleep in a large double bed when a phone starts ringing to his left]
Sebastian: [Answers phone] Hello? Yes, thank you for the wake up call. [Hangs up phone]
[A dark, dingy room with a man lay on a mattress on the floor]
Alan: [Wakes up sprawled across mattress and looks around him]
Sebastian: [Sits up in bed and stretches before getting out of bed]
[A dirty bathroom with a small sink]
Alan: [Coughs violently into a dirty sink before splashing his face with water]
[A clean, spotless bathroom with a large mirror]
Sebastian: [Stands in front of mirror brushing his teeth]
Alan: [Walks out of bathroom into bedroom and picks clothes up off of floor before running his hand through his hair looking dejected]
Sebastian: [Stands in front of mirror adjusting his shirt cuffs before taking his blazer off of his wardrobe and putting it on and walking out of the room]
Alan: [Hastily pulls on ripped suit trousers and pulls an already tied tie over his head and frantically runs out of the door]
[A large, ornate staircase leading to a glass front door]
Sebastian: [Walks down staircase slowly and calmly and walks towards door, opening it then walking outside]
[A large paved driveway with a brick wall surrounding it]
Sebastian: [Walks across driveway and out of gate. Pauses when he reaches the road before turning left and walking down the road]
[A bus stop on a busy main road]
Alan: [Walks up to bus stop and slumps on seat]
[Empty DLR carriage sat at station]
Sebastian: [Sits and looks at his watch]
[Screen fades to black]
Characters
Alan Parrett: Joe Garratt
Sebastian Banks: Joe Garratt
Script
[A well-furnished large bedroom. A man is asleep in a large double bed when a phone starts ringing to his left]
Sebastian: [Answers phone] Hello? Yes, thank you for the wake up call. [Hangs up phone]
[A dark, dingy room with a man lay on a mattress on the floor]
Alan: [Wakes up sprawled across mattress and looks around him]
Sebastian: [Sits up in bed and stretches before getting out of bed]
[A dirty bathroom with a small sink]
Alan: [Coughs violently into a dirty sink before splashing his face with water]
[A clean, spotless bathroom with a large mirror]
Sebastian: [Stands in front of mirror brushing his teeth]
Alan: [Walks out of bathroom into bedroom and picks clothes up off of floor before running his hand through his hair looking dejected]
Sebastian: [Stands in front of mirror adjusting his shirt cuffs before taking his blazer off of his wardrobe and putting it on and walking out of the room]
Alan: [Hastily pulls on ripped suit trousers and pulls an already tied tie over his head and frantically runs out of the door]
[A large, ornate staircase leading to a glass front door]
Sebastian: [Walks down staircase slowly and calmly and walks towards door, opening it then walking outside]
[A large paved driveway with a brick wall surrounding it]
Sebastian: [Walks across driveway and out of gate. Pauses when he reaches the road before turning left and walking down the road]
[A bus stop on a busy main road]
Alan: [Walks up to bus stop and slumps on seat]
[Empty DLR carriage sat at station]
Sebastian: [Sits and looks at his watch]
[Screen fades to black]
Interview
We conducted an interview with Charlie to get a general idea of the opinions that people have gotten from our opening sequence to establish whether we have been successful in our aims.
Problems During Filming
We filmed at Canary Wharf which is a private estate meaning that they usually require you to have a permit to film there. We were approached by a security man while we were filming however he was prepared to allow us to continue filming as it was only for personal use. We then had to explain this to another two security guards in the space of 10 minutes.
We also encountered trouble as we were filming in a public place in a busy business district meaning that we often had to stop filming as large groups of people had walked in front of the camera and obstructed the view.
Preliminary Task
This was our first experience using the cameras and editing software therefore the finished product is not as successful as it could have been had we had more knowledge. It does, however, have good points such as the way in which the 180 degree rule is never broken and the match on action and shot, reverse-shot which are used. Hopefully in my final piece I will be able to make sure that I include more of the technical aspects and I will also be able to ensure that I can work the camera properly which will ensure that I have the best quality shots in my final product to ensure that I get the best possible marks.
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