Storyboard

This is our storyboard.

Group Logo

Music

We have made two music pieces for our film scene.

The first one is a piece for the chase and high tempo and energetic we thought it would add tension and excitement to the scene. This will be adjusted to fit the right time after we film and know how long the chase is for. This is made up of Electric Guitar Swell, Alternative Rock Bass and Effected Drum Kit on Garage Band.

The second piece is also on Garage Band and is just one effective sound effect, Edgy Rock Bass, this is clear as it shows that when it plays it is showing evil. It is played when Miriam is on screen.

Mood Board

Sound effects

The sound effects weve chosen to use emphasise the scene. We chose gunshot sounds so we can make them louder and more tense. We may also use a wind sound effect to play in the background throught the scene. We could use footsteps and bird noises to show how the scene is taking place outside and so it seems more innocent before the bad character changes the scene.

Location

We decided to shoot our scene in Shepreth as is would be more convinient as more of the group live nearby also the location is remote, so the props we use will not attract attention.
The red lines show where about we are filming.

Shot types

Establishing shot.

The establishing shot establishes the scene or the people in the scene. The shot is usually used at the beginning of a scene.

Long Shot.



A long shot shows the whole of a humans body, with the head at the top of the shot and the feet at the bottom.

Medium Shot.



A medium shot shows from the waist up.

Close up.



A close up shows just the face of a person, usually used to show emotion in a scene or detail in an object.