Evaluation

PPT from the lesson on your evaluation.

What you are missing...

Find your name and see what tasks you are missing... Remember, deadline is Friday 14th Feb!

Rachel:

Preliminary task blog posts:

◦ Notes and examples on the 3 shot types. 

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• Main task blog posts:

◦ Research:

▪ 9 frame storyboard for films

▪ Opening timelines

◦ Planning:

▪ Suitable institution to produce your film. And why.

▪ Animatic storyboard

▪ A final draft version – with annotations/commentary on good and bad aspects of the production.

▪ Survey/feedback of the target audience again to get their opinions on your production and any changes

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◦ Production:

▪ Edited film opening, around 2 minutes long

◦ Evaluation:

▪ Evaluation 

Georgia:

Preliminary task blog posts:

◦ Notes and examples on the 3 shot types.

• Main task blog posts:

◦ Research:

▪ ALL DONE!

◦ Planning:

▪   Audience profile for your film.

▪ Script for film

◦ Production:

▪ Edited film opening, around 2 minutes long

◦ Evaluation:

▪ Evaluation 

Charlie:

Preliminary task blog posts:

◦ Notes and examples on the 3 shot types.

◦  Brainstorm to show ideas for film    

◦ Storyboard for film    

◦ Script for the dialogue to film

◦ Edited film      

◦ Evaluation/analysis of preliminary production (Keep it brief – must say what was learnt and how the preliminary task will help you in your main project.

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• Main task blog posts:

◦ Research:

▪ Editing worksheet

◦ Planning:

▪ Animatic storyboard

▪ A range of photographs for the storyboard/opening – blocking out your film.

▪ A production schedule/shooting schedule.

▪ Evidence of organisation of actors (screen prints of text messages, call sheets, Facebook group screen prints etc 

▪ A final draft version – with annotations/commentary on good and bad aspects of the production.

▪ Survey/feedback of the target audience again to get their opinions on your production and any changes

•

◦ Production:

▪ Edited film opening, around 2 minutes long

◦ Evaluation:

▪ Evaluation 

Sophie L:

Preliminary task blog posts:

◦ALL DONE!

•

• Main task blog posts:

◦ Research:

▪ Conventions of film openings in general (look at content, style, features)

▪  Different genres of films (list films linked to the genre)

▪ 9 frame storyboard for films

▪ Opening timelines

▪ Audience profile for horror genre

◦ Planning:

▪ Brainstorm names for your film/state why you chose a particular name for your film.

▪ Suitable institution to produce your film. And why.

▪   Audience profile for your film.

▪ Storyboard ideas for the opening, with annotations to show development of ideas.

▪ Script for film

▪ Animatic storyboard

▪ A range of photographs for the storyboard/opening – blocking out your film.

▪ A production schedule/shooting schedule.

▪ Evidence of organisation of actors (screen prints of text messages, call sheets, Facebook group screen prints etc 

▪ A final draft version – with annotations/commentary on good and bad aspects of the production.

▪ Survey/feedback of the target audience again to get their opinions on your production and any changes

•

◦ Production:

▪ Edited film opening, around 2 minutes long

◦ Evaluation:

▪ Evaluation 

Sophie S:

Preliminary task blog posts:

◦ Notes and examples on the 3 shot types.

•

• Main task blog posts:

◦ Research:

▪ Editing worksheet

▪    Camera shot types

▪ Conventions of film openings in general (look at content, style, features)

▪  Different genres of films (list films linked to the genre)

▪  Institution research (2 companies)      

▪   Conventions of openings of films from horror films (such as regular features, specific techniques, ways narrative is explained)

▪ Detailed analysis of AT LEAST 4 existing film openings (at least 2 must be horror)

▪     Horror location shot types

◦ Planning:

▪ Survey of your target audience to find out what hooks them onto a film from this genre.

▪   Audience profile for your film.

▪ Storyboard ideas for the opening, with annotations to show development of ideas.

▪ Script for film

▪ Animatic storyboard

▪ Costume plans

▪ Prop list

▪ A range of photographs for the storyboard/opening – blocking out your film.

▪ Evidence of organisation of actors (screen prints of text messages, call sheets, Facebook group screen prints etc 

▪ A final draft version – with annotations/commentary on good and bad aspects of the production.

▪ Survey/feedback of the target audience again to get their opinions on your production and any changes

•

◦ Production:

▪ Edited film opening, around 2 minutes long

◦ Evaluation:

▪ Evaluation 

Hannah:

Preliminary task blog posts:

◦ Notes and examples on the 3 shot types.

◦ Script for the dialogue to film

◦ Evaluation/analysis of preliminary production (Keep it brief – must say what was learnt and how the preliminary task will help you in your main project.

•

• Main task blog posts:

◦ Research:

All Done!

◦ Planning:

▪ Brainstorm names for your film/state why you chose a particular name for your film.

▪ Script for film

▪ Locations photographs with comments on suitability and when they could be used.

▪ A range of photographs for the storyboard/opening – blocking out your film.

▪ Evidence of organisation of actors (screen prints of text messages, call sheets, Facebook group screen prints etc 

▪ A final draft version – with annotations/commentary on good and bad aspects of the production.

▪ Survey/feedback of the target audience again to get their opinions on your production and any changes

•

◦ Production:

▪ Edited film opening, around 2 minutes long

◦ Evaluation:

▪ Evaluation 

Hollie:

Preliminary task blog posts:

◦ Evaluation/analysis of preliminary production (Keep it brief – must say what was learnt and how the preliminary task will help you in your main project.

•

• Main task blog posts:

◦ Research:

▪ Conventions of film openings in general (look at content, style, features)  

▪ 9 frame storyboard for films

▪ Opening timelines

▪ Audience profile for horror genre

▪     Horror location shot types

◦ Planning:

▪ Brainstorm/plan ideas for your film (to include narrative, ideas for opening sequence, styles, colours, styles of copy, inspiration)

▪ Brainstorm names for your film/state why you chose a particular name for your film.

▪   Audience profile for your film.

▪ Storyboard ideas for the opening, with annotations to show development of ideas.

▪ Animatic storyboard

▪ Costume plans

▪ Prop list

▪ A range of photographs for the storyboard/opening – blocking out your film.

▪ Explanation of your film’s concept in 25 words or less.

▪ Evidence of organisation of actors (screen prints of text messages, call sheets, Facebook group screen prints etc 

▪ A final draft version – with annotations/commentary on good and bad aspects of the production.

▪ Survey/feedback of the target audience again to get their opinions on your production and any changes

•

◦ Production:

▪ Edited film opening, around 2 minutes long

◦ Evaluation:

▪ Evaluation 

Alex:

• Preliminary task blog posts:      

◦ Evaluation/analysis of preliminary production (Keep it brief – must say what was learnt and how the preliminary task will help you in your main project.

•

• Main task blog posts:

◦ Research:

▪ History of Horror SEEMS TO BE BIG GAPS/A LOT MISSING

▪ Conventions of film openings in general (look at content, style, features)

▪  Different genres of films (list films linked to the genre)

▪   Conventions of openings of films from horror films (such as regular features, specific techniques, ways narrative is explained)

▪ 9 frame storyboard for films

▪ Opening timelines

▪ Audience profile for horror genre

▪     Horror location shot types

◦ Planning:

▪ Brainstorm/plan ideas for your film (to include narrative, ideas for opening sequence, styles, colours, styles of copy, inspiration)

▪ Brainstorm names for your film/state why you chose a particular name for your film.

▪   Audience profile for your film.

▪ Storyboard ideas for the opening, with annotations to show development of ideas.

▪ Script for film

▪ Animatic storyboard

▪ Costume plans

▪ Prop list

▪ A range of photographs for the storyboard/opening – blocking out your film.

▪ Explanation of your film’s concept in 25 words or less.

▪ Evidence of organisation of actors (screen prints of text messages, call sheets, Facebook group screen prints etc 

▪ A final draft version – with annotations/commentary on good and bad aspects of the production.

▪ Survey/feedback of the target audience again to get their opinions on your production and any changes

•

◦ Production:

▪ Edited film opening, around 2 minutes long

◦ Evaluation:

▪ Evaluation 

Becky:

• Preliminary task blog posts:

◦ ALL DONE :)    

• Main task blog posts:

◦ Research:

▪ Conventions of film openings in general (look at content, style, features)

▪  Different genres of films (list films linked to the genre)     

▪   Conventions of openings of films from horror films (such as regular features, specific techniques, ways narrative is explained)

▪ Detailed analysis of AT LEAST 4 existing film openings (at least 2 must be horror)

▪ Audience profile for horror genre

▪     Horror location shot types

◦ Planning:

▪ Brainstorm/plan ideas for your film (to include narrative, ideas for opening sequence, styles, colours, styles of copy, inspiration)

▪ Brainstorm names for your film/state why you chose a particular name for your film.

▪ Suitable institution to produce your film. And why.

▪ Storyboard ideas for the opening, with annotations to show development of ideas.

▪ Script for film

▪ Animatic storyboard

▪ Locations photographs with comments on suitability and when they could be used.

▪ Costume plans

▪ Prop list

▪ A range of photographs for the storyboard/opening – blocking out your film.

▪ Explanation of your film’s concept in 25 words or less.

▪ A production schedule/shooting schedule.

▪ Evidence of organisation of actors (screen prints of text messages, call sheets, Facebook group screen prints etc 

▪ A final draft version – with annotations/commentary on good and bad aspects of the production.

▪ Survey/feedback of the target audience again to get their opinions on your production and any changes

•

◦ Production:

▪ Edited film opening, around 2 minutes long

• Evaluation:

◦ Evaluation

Daniel:

• Preliminary task blog posts:

◦ Notes and examples on the 3 shot types.

◦ Storyboard for film    

◦ Script for the dialogue to film

◦ Edited film      

◦ Evaluation/analysis of preliminary production (Keep it brief – must say what was learnt and how the preliminary task will help you in your main project.

•

• Main task blog posts:

◦ Research:

▪  Different genres of films (list films linked to the genre)

▪  Institution research (2 companies)      

▪ Notes on at least 8 film openings (sheet/table from lesson)

▪   Conventions of openings of films from horror films (such as regular features, specific techniques, ways narrative is explained)

▪ 9 frame storyboard for films

▪ Opening timelines

▪ Audience profile for horror genre

◦ Planning:

▪ Brainstorm/plan ideas for your film (to include narrative, ideas for opening sequence, styles, colours, styles of copy, inspiration)

▪ Brainstorm names for your film/state why you chose a particular name for your film.

▪ Suitable institution to produce your film. And why.

▪ Survey of your target audience to find out what hooks them onto a film from this genre.

▪   Audience profile for your film.

▪ Storyboard ideas for the opening, with annotations to show development of ideas.

▪ Script for film

▪ Animatic storyboard

▪ Locations photographs with comments on suitability and when they could be used.far too minimal

▪ Costume plans far too basic.

▪ Prop list

▪ A range of photographs for the storyboard/opening – blocking out your film.

▪ Explanation of your film’s concept in 25 words or less.

▪ A production schedule/shooting schedule.

▪ Evidence of organisation of actors (screen prints of text messages, call sheets, Facebook group screen prints etc 

▪ A final draft version – with annotations/commentary on good and bad aspects of the production.

▪ Survey/feedback of the target audience again to get their opinions on your production and any changes

•

◦ Production:

▪ Edited film opening, around 2 minutes long

• Evaluation:

◦ Evaluation

Charlotte:

• Preliminary task blog posts:

◦ Notes and examples on the 3 shot types.

◦  Brainstorm to show ideas for film    

◦ Storyboard for film    

◦ Script for the dialogue to film

◦ Edited film      

•

• Main task blog posts:

◦ Research: 

▪ Conventions of film openings in general (look at content, style, features)     

▪   Conventions of openings of films from horror films (such as regular features, specific techniques, ways narrative is explained)

▪ Detailed analysis of AT LEAST 4 existing film openings (at least 2 must be horror) only 2 basic ones :(

▪ 9 frame storyboard for films

▪ Opening timelines

▪     Horror location shot types

◦ Planning:

▪ Brainstorm/plan ideas for your film (to include narrative, ideas for opening sequence, styles, colours, styles of copy, inspiration)

▪ Brainstorm names for your film/state why you chose a particular name for your film.

▪ Suitable institution to produce your film. And why.

▪ Survey of your target audience to find out what hooks them onto a film from this genre.

▪   Audience profile for your film.

▪ Storyboard ideas for the opening, with annotations to show development of ideas.

▪ Script for film

▪ Animatic storyboard

▪ Locations photographs with comments on suitability and when they could be used.

▪ Costume plans very basic

▪ Prop list

▪ A range of photographs for the storyboard/opening – blocking out your film.

▪ Explanation of your film’s concept in 25 words or less.

▪ A production schedule/shooting schedule.

▪ Evidence of organisation of actors (screen prints of text messages, call sheets, Facebook group screen prints etc 

▪ A final draft version – with annotations/commentary on good and bad aspects of the production.

▪ Survey/feedback of the target audience again to get their opinions on your production and any changes

◦ Production:

▪ Edited film opening, around 2 minutes long

• Evaluation:

◦ Evaluation