Some good progress in areas, but still a way to go for some of you. Please read my comments below and remember to post entries relating to the filming/production process - include stills/videos of you on the set.
Next review will be in two weeks' time.
REMINDER: The deadline for your finished film is our first lesson back after half term - THURSDAY 24th APRIL.
Rhiannon
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As always, great job. The posts for the
production process are excellent!
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Dan
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The
production stills of the filming are great! Make sure you add that edit of
the film Rhiannon has posted on hers. You still need to show some more
evidence of research. Try using a mix of media formats as well.
Research:
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Explain how your
analysis has helped you identify the codes and conventions typical of your
genre (how this has helped influence your script/ideas)
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Inspiring
films/directors
Production:
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Storyboard
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Film schedule
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Zach
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Great work – everything is up-to-date.
I would like to see some stills/videos from your production days, with a
diary-esque post to accompany it with what worked well/any problems you
encountered.
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Luke
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The quality of your posts is excellent!
The addition of the images really adds to the posts as it highlights in
detail the elements you’re referring to. There’s still a lot to do, but I am
happy that you are working on this at a good pace.
Research:
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Analysis of film
opening(s) of your choice of genre (This is England/Trainspotting?)
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Explain how your
analysis has helped you identify the codes and conventions typical of your
genre (how this has helped influence your script/ideas)
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Music
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Audience
research/survey
Production:
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Storyboard
-
Film schedule
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Ben
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Well done for posting about your
filming/production days – you could strengthen the quality of this by adding
production stills/videos to your posts.
Research:
-
Analysis of film
opening(s) of your choice of genre (This is England/Trainspotting?)
-
Explain how your
analysis has helped you identify the codes and conventions typical of your
genre (how this has helped influence your script/ideas)
Production:
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Storyboard –
really like the post where it shows you producing the storyboard! Make sure
you put the full version up as well.
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Nathan
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Still lots missing. You need to ensure
that you take some production stills and videos as well during the filming
process.
Research:
-
Initial planning
stage (photograph/scan any notes from your early ideas/planning in class)
-
Inspiring
films/directors
-
Audience
research/survey
Production:
-
Storyboard
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Character
profiles
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Film schedule
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Harry
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Same as above!!
Research:
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Initial planning
stage (photograph/scan any notes from your early ideas/planning in class)
-
Inspiring
films/directors
-
Audience
research/survey
Production:
-
Storyboard
-
Film schedule
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Martha
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Good work on the character profiles.
Again, try to include a range of different media on your blog. You need to
ensure that you take some production stills and videos as well during the
filming process.
Research:
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Roles and
responsibilities within your production team
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Music – show
some examples of what you’ve been looking at/inspirational ones from existing
films.
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Izzy
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Good work on the character profiles.
Again, try to include a range of different media on your blog. You need to
ensure that you take some production stills and videos as well during the
filming process.
Research:
-
Initial planning
stage (photograph/scan any notes from your early ideas/planning in class)
-
Roles and
responsibilities within your production team
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Becky
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Good work on the character profiles.
Again, try to include a range of different media on your blog. You need to
ensure that you take some production stills and videos as well during the
filming process.
Research:
-
Initial planning
stage (photograph/scan any notes from your early ideas/planning in class)
-
Roles and
responsibilities within your production team
Production:
-
Storyboard
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Sophie
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Well done on getting the storyboard
done. Again, try to include a range of different media on your blog. You need
to ensure that you take some production stills and videos as well during the
filming process.
Research:
-
Initial planning
stage (photograph/scan any notes from your early ideas/planning in class)
-
Roles and
responsibilities within your production team
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