Friday, 5 December 2014
student idents&title sequences.
Title sequence
A title sequence is the method by which films present their title.the production company comes first which is followed by the music,. utilising conceptual visuals and sound. It usually follows but should not be confused with the opening credits, which are generally nothing more that imposed text.
the stages usually go in this order
ident
ident is a moving image or logo which presents a brand that is shown before a show/movie ect.it is usually 30seconds long.
Warner Bros is an American producer of film, television, and music entertainment. one of the major film studios, it is a subsidiary of Time Warner.warner Bros is based in mainly new york . the logo has always had the same basic look. It's a shield hovering in the clouds stamped with the initials W.B. Everyone knows it, and looking back at old Warner Bros. movies, it's tempting to say that it basically hasn't changed over the years.
In 1935, 20th Century Pictures merged with Fox Film Corporations creating 20th Century-Fox. This famous logo has been modified many times over many years.in 1994 after a couple attempts which had failed,which even included trying to film the monument as an actual three-dimensional model, Fox in-house television producer was hired to produce a new logo for the company. this time using the new process of computer-generated imagery (CGI). With the help of graphics produce and his company Studio Productions.
after in 2010, 20th Century Fox updated its logo, which was created and animated by its Blue Sky Studios. The new logo officially was shown in Avatar. In 2010, 20th Century Fox celebrated its 75th anniversary, and modified their logo for that year.
in 2013, the byline for News Corporation was removed due to the split of them and 21st Century Fox, and the bylineness logo debuted on the DreamWorks Animation film named Turbo which was released on July 17 of that same year. This marks the very first time in almost 20 years that the logo is byliness and the very first time that the company was transferred to a brand new company.
A title sequence is the method by which films present their title.the production company comes first which is followed by the music,. utilising conceptual visuals and sound. It usually follows but should not be confused with the opening credits, which are generally nothing more that imposed text.
the stages usually go in this order
- production company
- prod co presents
- a film by
- main stars
- title
- major other cast members
- sound,editing,makeup,costume,lighting,cinematography
- producer
- director
ident
ident is a moving image or logo which presents a brand that is shown before a show/movie ect.it is usually 30seconds long.
warner bros.
In 1935, 20th Century Pictures merged with Fox Film Corporations creating 20th Century-Fox. This famous logo has been modified many times over many years.in 1994 after a couple attempts which had failed,which even included trying to film the monument as an actual three-dimensional model, Fox in-house television producer was hired to produce a new logo for the company. this time using the new process of computer-generated imagery (CGI). With the help of graphics produce and his company Studio Productions.
after in 2010, 20th Century Fox updated its logo, which was created and animated by its Blue Sky Studios. The new logo officially was shown in Avatar. In 2010, 20th Century Fox celebrated its 75th anniversary, and modified their logo for that year.
in 2013, the byline for News Corporation was removed due to the split of them and 21st Century Fox, and the bylineness logo debuted on the DreamWorks Animation film named Turbo which was released on July 17 of that same year. This marks the very first time in almost 20 years that the logo is byliness and the very first time that the company was transferred to a brand new company.
Wednesday, 3 December 2014
initial ideas.

this is our group.this is where all the hard work and brainstorming went down.
we produced alot of spider diagrams to get to our final filming.we had many ideas but the vital component was the initial plan we got.
we came up with 5 different ideas whilst brainstorming but in the end we went with the one we best thought we could get the most of.
Tuesday, 2 December 2014
1st production meeting.
1ST PRODUCTION MEETING.
In our first production meeting we met for the first time to do some planning. We basically did a mind map in our group to explore some ideas to what could fit the thriller genre. As we started a discussion we based it around the word 'obsession'.we brainstormed around this word because as a group we felt that intentionally the best thrillers usually have a vital theme of obsession based within the film.
one of the plots were based around a neighbour which is obsessed with the husband within the married the couple that this obsessed person lives near.it all turns into a horrible disaster as this neighbour uses violence to seek revenge on the wife.
In our first production meeting we met for the first time to do some planning. We basically did a mind map in our group to explore some ideas to what could fit the thriller genre. As we started a discussion we based it around the word 'obsession'.we brainstormed around this word because as a group we felt that intentionally the best thrillers usually have a vital theme of obsession based within the film.
one of the plots were based around a neighbour which is obsessed with the husband within the married the couple that this obsessed person lives near.it all turns into a horrible disaster as this neighbour uses violence to seek revenge on the wife.
myself(deja),Tanya,kemique&dorcas from right to left.
Within the brainstorming we came up with High School Sweetheart theme which In this film we will use a high school sweet couple as the vital focus of the thriller. The girlfriend within the relationship cheats on the guy, therefore naturally the boyfriend is angry and seeks revenge. He kills/harms the girls friends first which makes the girl scared that he is coming after her last. This plot touches more into the genre of romance rather than a thriller so it may not be an appropriate film to do.
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