Showing posts with label Sofia Dos Santos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sofia Dos Santos. Show all posts

Tuesday, 4 November 2014

Honey Trap - Research Activity Production

Production

Who Directed Honey Trap?





Rebecca Johnson, who also directed shorts such as electric and top girl. It was hard for the director to find a producer but  with some links she found Sarah Sulick.











Who Produced Honey Trap?



Sarah Sulick,  bright pictures and fears production supported the production. This production was biased on a true real life murder story and honey trap was used to raise awareness about gang crime and to get young teenagers involved in this sort of crime off the streets and onto a good route to achieve success in the future.





What Was The Budget?

The budget was less than 1 million pounds  around 76 thousand.


How Did they raise funds for the film?
 
online campaign  and crowd funding were important elements in the fund raising for this film.


Where Is it set?

Brixton 


How did they find the cast?

The director and the producer agreed that searching for the cast in schools in brixton,agencies, theatres and just using young people who experience things like the sort off things that occur in honey trap would give a scenes of realism to the film that standard actors cannot do because they haven't experienced any of it them selves they didn't live local they didn't experience any of these events. Also with street casting the actors would get payed less because they are not professionals  which allows them to put of a more authentic performance.


What technology has been used to make the film?

    


























Honey Trap Research






Monday, 20 October 2014

Guardians Of The Galaxy Homework

Guardians Of The Galaxy Homework 

Who Produced and Directed the Film?

James Gunn Directed the film, the producer is Kevin Feige



James Gunn

















Kevin Feige 

























What was the budget ?

$170 million 

 Who stars in it??



What technology was used to make the film ?
A lot of CGI was used in the creation of this film to make it such a wildly animated film .





Monday, 29 September 2014

Media Homework by sofia 

Production

Pre-production: 
This is the stage when all of the planing and storyboarding takes place. During the pre-production the production is broken down into individual scenes, locations , props, cast members, costumes special effects and visual effects are separate. The script is normally written at this stage, then the schedule is produced. 


Production:
This is where the magic happens and the film is actually produced and all of the planning in the pre-production is unveiled here at this stage.Each scenic is filmed as manny times as the director decides to ensure the perfect quality for the film, this is where the pre-production is really put to the test. When creating a film great care must be taken to ensure that all filming is done correctly and all necessary shots are taken as it is sometimes difficult or impossible to re take them.  

  
Post-production: 
This is where the production becomes a film where the editor gets to work their magic and create something amazing,The first job of the film editor is to build a rough cut taken from sequences {or scenes} biased on individual "takes"{shots}.The purpose of the rough cut is to select the order of the best shots. The nest step is to create the fine cut by getting all of the shots to flow smoothly like a story. Trimming - the process of shortening scenes by a few seconds minutes or even frames- is done in this stage. Aswell as the music,graphics , editing footage and menus are added at this stage. After the fine cut has been screened and approved by the director and the producer the picture is "Locked" meaning no more further changes are made.

Tuesday, 23 September 2014

Some fun facts about the industry. funfunfunfunfunfun

Hey, here are some fun facts about the film industry.

1. The highest grossing film of all time is James Cameron's 2009 hit Avatar with its domestic gross at a whopping $2.7 billion.

2.Walt Disney has the most Academy Awards at 26.

3. The world's most expensive fim prodution of all time is Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End, which cost around $300 million to create. It grossed over triple that at the box office.

4. Robert Downey, Jr. is the highest paid actor, anually earning 75 million.

5. Each year, over 1.3 billion movie tickets are sold each year in the US and Canada.

Group Picture

 Hello, we are Group 7!
We are (from left to right) Jack, Dilara, Sofia and Valerie.