The font types, transitions and names for the opening title squence

 

Font: Arial Narrow

Director: Matthew Holt

Producer: Christopher Nolan

Writers: Milo Fisher and Matthew Holt

Publisher: TMAnimate Films

Distributer: IVECO Films

Cast:

-        (Stand in A)

-        (Stand in B)

-        (Stand in C)

Credit Transitions:

 Remove object to reveal credit

Credit appears behind building – panning

Credit along the side of object

Fade in and fade out

Reflections and Meeting Deadlines

So far I feel as if I am on target with the deadlines in terms of the ones that have been set so far on the course. I have given the definitions of the AS media key terms and have given an example of different types of camera shots and angles used in films. I have also completed the AS Media preliminary task which was to film a man entering a room and sitting down at a desk to talk to a person sitting opposite them. Rather than simply filming the task given I created more of a theme and story around the preliminary task to make it more interesting using different types of camera shots and angles as a pose to just simply filming it. Although I have completed the treatment to the film’s opening I haven’t yet completed the entire films treatment.

My power point showing the codes and conventions of a film opening

AS Media Opening Treatment

 

Lost Property

A long zooming shot of a man tied up in an empty warehouse, he is beaten and bruised, and he looks weak. There is a flash back of his life where he is performing a strange deal with a suitcase, there is then a reaction shot of this flash back of guilt. Another flash back to another friend opening the briefcase with a smile, while the man is behind it looking lost in thought. Another reaction shot of the man looking in great sadness. A third flashback to the man holding the briefcase and wrestling it away from someone, third reaction shot of the man looking agitated. A final flashback of someone walking away with the briefcase while the man is on the floor with a look of horror. The final reaction shot is of fear, as if he is about to break down in tears. The final shot is the first long shot zooming outwards, and just as the directors’ credit appears, the legs of a man walk on camera. The name of the movie ‘Lost Property' appears on screen. Cut to black.

AS Media Preliminary Task

                                                          Preliminary task for AS Media