Hi, welcome back! So, there have been a decent amount of things that need to go into consideration before we start anymore action is taken with our film. One of which is going through all the footage that was taken. There’s a decent amount of bloopers. All which haven’t been deleted yet. The reason for that is because, some shots had good takes, but things were messed up a little later in the scene. So, it would be a simple fix with some cutting and editing. Now everyone has access to the all the scenes. A group decision will be made about what scenes are being kept, and what scenes aren’t. It took a while to send all the pictures and videos. Most of which is on my part, cause i’d try during school but the wifi isn’t strong enough to support the amount of things being sent. Also while there is a storyboard that was followed; some scenes were changed. Which means some of the scenes may be in a different order than originally intended. A main thing is also the fact that im going to ...
Scene 1: The evil best friend (antagonist) and the neutral best friend (deuteragonist) are on a phone call. The evil best friend gets mad at the neutral best friend and starts a fight, then hangs up on the neutral best friend. Scene 2: The neutral best friend starts crying after she gets off the call with the evil best friend, because of the heated argument they had. Scene 3: The neutral best friend calls the good best friend (protagonist) to talk about what happened with the evil best friend. Scene 4: The neutral best friend rants to the good best friend about the evil best friend. The neutral best friend tells the good best friend about everything the evil best friend was saying to her that made her cry. The good best friend consoles her. Scene 5: Cuts to a black screen with text saying, “the next day”. Scene 6: The neutral best friend and the good best friend agree to hang out the next day. Scene 7: The good best friend and the neutral best friend...
After looking into a few short films in which applied to our genre, I found that that that “Scruples” by Adrian Powers was a great fit. This film is based on two ‘cleaners’ for a criminal gang who have been sent to tie up a loose end. However, one of them is an undercover cop who finds himself in a tricky spot. A slightly insincere account of how policeman would actually have to act Is the approach that overall surrounds this film. This short film has great similarities when it comes to appealing to audience, including sounds. Commonly sound sounds in this genre include dramatic sounds that interpret exhaustion, or sudden surprise. Like found in the short film, background noise is intriguing and allows the audience to feel a sense of suspense. This also applies in terms of CLAMPS, in which the mystery genre often uses costumes that may make a character look often overlooked, like in the short film where they were basic-colored coats. Lighting is often dimmed d...
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