Thursday, 6 May 2010

Prop List

The props and the list of equiptment we used for the trailer:-




  • Camera

  • Tripod

  • Gun

  • lighter

  • rope/scarf

Actors List

Our main character who plays the Pyscho killer is played by Oliver Moore.


The character who dissapears throughout the trailer, and is captured it played by Tom Mckee.


The character who looks for Tom throughout the trailer is played by Josh Hogan.


The torturer who is seen in the first few scenes and later on when repeated in the trailer is played by Tom Mckee and Georgia Turner.

Locations


Our locations which we used for our film was The Abby Lydiate. This was where the filming of The two Characters take the wrong shortcut and 'Tom' is captured. We used this location as it has a very eerie feel, there is a lot of different locations around this place such as grave yard, broken down church, paths, fields and also Forrest.


The other Location was the stage in Deyes High School this was used for when the 'psycho killer' was tortured. We used this location as it was dark due to the black curtains and also we could adjust the lighting which is used on the stage.


Production Schedule

The production schedule for our trailer:



Thursday 15th April

Sunday 11th April

Monday 12th April

Wednesday, 7 April 2010

Analysis of the Dark Knight Trailer

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0KGFG-PhPxs&NR=1



The official movie trailer 'Dark Knight' has an element of different types of genre including Action/Crime/Thriller. The trailer starts with a Birdseye view shot of batman swooping down off a building, so straight away there is an action element. This is followed by a few other Birdseye view shots giving the impression that someone is looking down. The trailer uses sharp cuts and edits of the film throughout.




The trailer starts with a shot of the productions company which is Warner Brothers. However the logo appears to have been edited rather than the light blue colour it has changed to a dark blue smokey colour to create an eerie, intensifying effect.














Throughout the trailer there are no graphic captions until the end when the title of the film is shown. Throughout the trailer the editing cuts appear faster towards the end this keeps the audience intrigued.


There are fades ins and outs throughout the film to create tention and also to switch the setting. The trailer ends with a graphic caption which is hardly used throughout the trailer showing when the film will be screening.