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OUR EVALUATION

Oumie&Jordan

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Q U E S T I O N 1 :

I N W H AT WAY S D O E S YO U R M E D I A P RO D U C T U S E ,

D E V E L O P O R C H A L L E N G E F O R M S A N D

C O N V E N T I O N S O F R E A L M E D I A PRODUCTS?

For the starting of the coursework, I was working by myself and I didn‟t know what to

choose so i started working with Jordan. But first I was looking at two genres to do

(Comedy&Drama), this is because I enjoyed watching comedy movies, but I was

interested in drama, but I made sure I did my research on each one. If you look at my

blog, you will see all the research I did on comedy. I found out a lot of things on drama

films, so I decided to choose it for my coursework. Then after that me and my partner

started working on what our movie is going to be about.

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DRAMA AS A GENRE

Why you went for this genre

We went for this genre because is very realistic and characters are also there's a lot

of emotional shots. Also because they are a lot of different sub genre's too such as

romantic drama, sport films, period drama, courtroom drama and crime, just like we

choose to study „kidulthood‟.

What conventions you needed to use

I think that our film is a good example of our genre because it matches with some

films like precious, this is because its an emotional film just like our film. We made

sure that our script was just like one of the drama films.

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This movie inspirited us to make a DRAMA film because the main

character went through a lot just like our character from „Time To

Go‟. Their mums are similar especially they drink a lot and smokes

and really don‟t care about their kids.

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W H AT A R E T H E F O R M S A N D C O N V E N T I O N S O F T H E

G E N R E T H AT YO U W O R K I N G O N ?

Time To Go Genre: Drama

Opening credits For our opening credits we done a lot of research. We researched on

different drama films such as kidult, and we looked at how long it

took for the film to actually start and we timed the credits too.

Mise-en-sceneScenes with Melinda and Liana, with the props she had with her, like

the costumes, that can the coat that she was wearing can tell you

about her personality. She also had a bad with her, showing that

she's running away from her house. The mother in the film was

holding a bottle of vodka because she's an alcoholic.

Camera WorkWe used close ups to see the character‟s face and especially when

Melinda went to her friends house. Establishing shot was used at the

ending of our film when Melinda was walking off. Loose frame was

used in the scene with Melinda and her mother, when they had an

argument.

Editing We used Action match when we was editing, we used it because it

allows the audience to see a smooth action despite a cut in a shot.

Cross-cutting was used a lot in our film, this was because we wanted

the audience to see what was really happening. Credits was added in

a style that would fit with drama theme. Soundtrack was added to fit

with scene.

SoundSoundtrack was added to build and create tension during the shots.

FontThe title we used were in a simple font with white writing which may

suggest happiness, because Melinda is going to live a better life with

her dad.

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OPENING CREDITS

This is an opening credits, that I was talking

about on the slide before this one.

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MISE-EN-SCENE

This is the coat I was talking

about…..

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CLOSE UPS

This is one of the angles we used in the film..

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Q U E S T I O N 2 :

H OW D O E S YO U R M E D I A P RO D U C T

R E P R E S E N T PA R T I C U L A R S O C I A L

G RO U P S ?

Melinda

16

Female

Students

Working class

She represents the main character that‟s in all of the scenes. She's a working class and lives in an estate flat with her mum, which might be a stereotype for black

people. In the first scene she's wearing an uniform and the colour of it is purple, it represents a mystery from research I made and also Melinda acts like she‟s

hiding something from her mum which affects their relationship. The stereotype of teenagers as being aggressive, moody, lazy criminals and hate school, and it

connects with how Melinda acts because she's very rude to her mum, even though she thinks that she's not being rude, she really is, especially when she was rolling

her eyes at her mum. The type of audience that we like Melinda's character is people that‟s the same age as her. This might be because 16 year olds feel like they are

always „right‟. We was trying to create a character that wasn‟t around and even though there's a lot of teenagers who have a story. The technical skills that we used

was mise-en-scene especially with the costume and props that was around them.

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S E C O N D C H A R AC T E R

Liana

16

Female

Students

Working class

She represents the main characters best friend. She's working class too but she lives in a flat and has a better life at home then Melinda and Melinda always goes to

liana for food and shelter when her mum kicks her out of the house, liana is the type of teenager who might change the stereotype of teenagers because she cares

for her friends and she's a nice girl. Young black people are none for being exotic, strange, tribal, criminal and poor. We then took this character out of the film

because we believed that there was no point of having her there because Melinda did a scene of saying that she's going to move to her dads, so they was no point of

having her say it to her friend and the acting skills spoiled the genre, liana was meant to be more sad that her friend was leaving but it didn‟t seem that she wasn‟t

sad to see her friend leave.

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T H I R D C H A R AC T E R

Mum

36

Female

Single-mother

In the film she is a working class mother who is on benefit and who lives in a deprived area in hackney. So she is always drunk and miserable which

effects her daughter‟s life. This is a negative representation because its stereotyping that working class mothers are always drunk. She's a stereotype

of 20-30 year olds because she's always drunk and never awake. But there's a story behind why she's like that, is because her husband left her and

Melinda at the age of 10 and she blames her self for it.

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R I G H T P E O P L E T H AT M I G H T L I N K T O

O U R C H A R AC T E R S … I think that our first character might match someone like „Tracy Beaker‟, this might because they

both have issues of staying in the same house as someone who don‟t understand them well.

They have both been in care, social workers find out about Melinda's Mum drinking issues and

took her away from her mum, but then she stopped drinking just to get Melinda back, but

afterward started of again.

I think that Emma Watson would be a prefect actress for

our film because she's a good actress and she has starred

in drama films in the past.

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The actress that best fits the mums character is Julia Roberts, this is because

she's a great actress and she's acted in films such as “My Best Friend's Wedding”

and I think she would do a good job in acting in this film because she's acted as a

alcoholic in some films and she was really good in them.

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Q U E S T I O N 3 :

W H AT K I N D O F I N S T I T U T I O N

M I G H T D I S T R I B U T E YO U R M E D I A

P RO D U C T & W H Y ?

We done are research on Universal and Columbia. This is because the films that is been made

are really intrusting, especially „Grown Ups‟, that‟s the movie I researched on, this is because we

enjoy watching funny films, but then we decided to do drama because is more eye opening.

We also done research on how the opening of productions have changed into something

different, the link at the bottom shows the video of what I am talking about:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E98iTbFqRuM

I did some research on Columbia because they produce a lot of movies such as Skyfall and

Hope Springs.

http://youtu.be/b5XAVws0UsE

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In our film we made our own logo because its being more creative

with our film and also to get a better grade from my teacher. We went

on http://www.flixpress.com/ to make a logo.

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Q U E S T I O N 4 :

W H O W O U L D B E T H E AU D I E N C E F O R

YO U R M E D I A P RO D U C T ?

On our blog we wrote about what age group

would be able to watch our film.

12a will be able to watch this film because they will

understand the story.

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Describe your target audience?

We decided to aim our target audience at a mixed gender aged between 15-25; its for people who

enjoy watching drama films.

Link to your genre?

Are target genre is DRAMA. By watching and researching drama films we were able to use

similar techniques (Shot reverse shot) and camera shots (point of view, establishing shots, close

ups) in our film to create a more successful film.

Evidence for this?

We carried out a questionnaire to find out specifically what our target audience wanted. We also

showed a few people a selection of drama films and asked them what their favourite was.

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Demographic Overview

Student

Age 15-18

Bursary £500 per year

Psychographic Overview

Girl

Goes to Bridge Academy

Spends most of her time

on social network

Lives near her dads

Two views of the same user.

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QU ESTION 5 :

HOW DID YOU ATTRACT/ADDRESS

YOU R AU DIENCE?

What research did you do to find what your target audience wanted?

We did a questionnaire asking them their age, gender and favourite drama films and also what sub-genre they

prefer to watch.

What decisions and revision did you make about form and content based on these findings?

We watched other dramas such as kidulthood and Adulthood, in these films the opening credits helps us to make

our credits. Our questionnaire allowed us to know what drama our target audience likes and we knew what are

film should be based on.

Were you successful in attracting your audience?

After finishing our film we showed it to a selection of our target audience and got them to talk about it and we also filmed

them talking about what they thought about our film. We got a lot of feedback from our target audience and from the

feedback we know what to do for our final finishing of the film. However, they thought that some shots needed some work.

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This is the questionnaire we gave out to

people and asking them what they like

about drama and what they favourite movie

is we got a lot of feedback from people and it

gave us an idea of what are film should be

about, but we always had an idea of what are

film was going to be about.

We then planned this mind map after all the

feedback we got from people which helped

us a lot to think about what people like about

drama films and what we can do from them

to like our film.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r6ZRSq8T53A https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ko3haLXvU3k

What could be improved?

We watched the review again to see what could have been different in our film

and what we could have changed in our final draft.

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Q U E S T I O N 6 :

W H AT H AV E YO U L E A R N T A B O U T

T E C H N O L O G I E S F RO M P RO C E S S O F

C O N S T R U C T I N G T H I S P RO D U C T ?

Using the camera Using the editing software

We learnt all the camera shots (close up, wide shots, point

of view shots etc.)

We learnt some of the shortcuts to allow us to speed up

the editing process.

Camera techniques How to add and cut sound clips to get them in time with

the rest of the movie.

Camera Angles How to overly texts and titles onto the movie to give

information like credits.

Using the tripod to steady the camera; keeping the camera

straight on uneven ground and for panning.

How to cut and trim the clips with the correct timings, so

that it runs smoothly.

Shooting lots of versions of the scene to help the

continuity in the post production.

Using transition effects to soften a switch from one

location to another so it does not look so subtle.

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This picture was taking when I was learning how to take shots and it was very

hard to work the camera but at the ending I worked it out and this is the camera

“the canon” that we was meant to use but didn‟t use it at the end of us filming.

We then used this camera because

there was no more cannons left but it

was a good quality but the video we recorded

then turned blue when it got on to the computer.

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http://www.voki.com/pickup.php?scid=9633112&height=267&width=200

This voki explains everything..

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Q U E S T I O N 7 :L O O K I N G BAC K AT YO U R P R E L I M T A S K , W H AT

H AV E YO U L E A R N T I N T H E P RO G R E S S I O N

F RO M T H AT T O T H E F I N A L P RO D U C T ?

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PRELIMINARY TASK

Looking back at our first preliminary we have improved a lot.

We used our ipad to film.

Different camera angles and shots.

We learned how to use pre and post production skills like; storyboarding our ideas and

creating scripts for our characters.

We also needed to learn technical skills and how to use certain equipment.

Using the tripod for the first time.

Evaluation

It was really difficult for us to do, because we didn‟t know what was what in the film.

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MAIN TASK

Most of our skills have improved from when we started.

We studied more on camera shots and what affects they might give to the audience.

We also learned about mise-en-scene.

Evaluation

I think that we successfully improved on the areas that we needed help on.

We made sure that are scenes were on time with everything.

We also used music in the background which is what we was missing in our preliminary.

In the future we used a wider range of camera skills.

We also would try and learn how to get more interesting effects to make it more exciting for the viewer.

The camera in one of the shots wasn‟t really good and we might have to film it again.

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I F W E C O U L D D O I T A L L AG A I N, W H AT

W O U L D YO U D O D I F F E R E N T LY ?

If we was going to do this all over again we would do things early because its

important to get things done on time so that you don‟t have to be behind in

some things like complete our evaluation and coursework.

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THANKS FOR WATCHING!