filming proccess..

production Sequence..

This production Sequence was created by my self. I used NCH software called express animate. I wanted to create a simple moving logo to represent our production company. I used minimal colours such as black and white to fit film noir with just a small splash of colour to appeal and attract the audiences. I used a range of different fonts to add more character. I kept the "moonlight" in a size 16 as suppose to the "production" which is size 14 font. I wanted the moonlight to really stand out as its our main name which represents us as a group. This will be shown at the beginning of our film noir, I think it will work effective as it will tie in with the black and white theme.

Film noir ideas..

call sheet

Scene no	Location	cast	script	props
1	crime scene	no one	0	Scarf, Newspaper & gloves
2	detectives staff room	Jake & Kelsey	1	Desk,lamp,paper work
3	office	Jake & Kelsey & Fern	2	Desk,computer,coffee cup,reports
4	office 2	Jake & Fern	2	telephone,coffee cup, hat,notes
5	crime scene/woods	Jake & Fern	1	Scarf,gloves, bridge
6	office/meeting	Jake	1	phone,evedence,lamp
7	jakes house	Jake	0	evedence,alcohol,desk
8	woods/bridge	Jake & fern	0	hate, coat, red lip
9	woods/bridge	Jake & Fern	0	gun

Final Film Noir..

Film review

my film noir poster

 

 

As I did all the creative rolls within this project I thought this task would be very easy for me. I looked at  other existing film noir posters to gather inspiration and ideas. Most had a cartoon effect which made it more appealing to there audiences. They all include the main characters which appear on the front to show the audiences. Here I used Fern & Jake as the main characters, when positioned I enlarged Jake to fit the whole frame as I wanted only parts of his face shown and the rest hidden. I wanted him to look down as I wanted the light to project up directly to his face and create a silhouette effect from the hat. As I do A Level photography I took different camera angles and compositions to make it look more diverse and appealing to the audience. most of the posters I looked at were very vibrant and had the uses of yellows and reds.. however I wanted to keep it very dark and dull. I kept it minimal with red,blacks and greys which overall worked well. I used Da Font to get a range of fonts. I kept the resentment size 16 as I wanted it to stand out from the rest of the text. Overall im pleased with the final product and poster.