Story Board

Below is the storyboard for the opening scene of 'Cold Game'. 

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Second Location Idea

 We have decided that our Second Idea's location would be in  the streets of Steeple Bumpstead and also the Graveyard/Church of Steeple Bumpstead as we feel these two locations are perfect for the sort of scene we wish to capture, and we are hoping that the setting will really help to give the scene the sort of edge we want to capture. See the photos below for a view of the setting where we are going to film.

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Spider Diagram Of Thriller Conventions

We have created this spider diagram ideas to show off the conventions of a thriller in general. We will use this diagram to remind ourselves of the conventions we may wish to put into our own film 'Cold Game'. The thriller genres conventions are all listed below and then along with that we have listed certain films that link to that convention.

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Spider Diagram Of Ideas

We have created a spider diagram/ web of ideas for our production 'Cold Game'. This includes ideas for costumes, actors, setting, camera angles and inspirations etc. (see below)

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Actors

 Actors

Sam Johnson 

       We picked Sam Johnson to be in our film, as he is reliable for filming and was willing to be in out film, as    he liked the idea of the plot, and has the look we wanted the mysterious man to have. Sam was also free when we needed him to film, this suited us best, as it fitted in with our filming schedule.


Ian Foulger

Ian volunteered to be in the film as he lives in the area we are going to be filming in. He fits the role perfectly as we needed a male character for the idea. He is reliable for filming and was willing to be in our film, he also liked the idea of the plot. Ian was also free when we needed him to film, this suited us best, as it fitted in with our filming schedule.

James Price
We needed another male to be in the film so James fit the role well, he lives in steeple which is the area we are going to be filming in. The fact he wasn't busy on the date of filming and we know we could rely on him to film was also a big bonus.

Lewis Jones
Lewis fit the role of one particular character we wanted in our scene and could easily help us out in the scene due to the fact he lives in the area we are wanting to film in. Along with this he is reliable and easy to contact to act in the scene




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Second Idea

Second Idea
Follows one man leaving his house dressed in Suit, as man walks he meets up with second man, then the third then the fourth. All walking along in smart attire etc, resevoir dogs feel to the scene. Eventually come to a graveyard and all standing round one grave, rose drops on the grave scene ends.

we have decided to go with this idea for our final choice, this is because as a group we preferred the idea of this film better then the first. also most of our inspiration from other films are classical gangster film, so we have decided to uses similar ideas from the films that inspired us.

Music
Stevie Wonder - Skeletons

Director
Sean Carter

Filming & Editing
Sean, Katie, Liam

Cinematographer
Liam Evans, Katie Meyer

Actors
Ian Foulger
James Price
Lewie Jones
Sean Carter
Liam Evans

Setting
Steeple Bumpstead Streets
Steeple Church Graveyard

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Camera Shots

 

This high angle shot can be used in several thrillers to help give the idea of weakness or can give the idea of low status so that one person can be viewed to be more powerful than another.

This over the shoulder shot is great to create an eerie tension and is perfect for thrillers when showing someone being followed.

This tracking shot is used to show the character in its surrondings, best used when someone is travelling to a certain place or walking somewhere. Can be used to show the setting aswell as the character from a side on angle.

This is an establishing shot it can be used to set the scene for a thriller and show the setting, this can be used to show the user the whole scenery etc.

For this shot we have used a Birds eye view shot, this will be used in thrillers again to give across the idea that someone is being watched or followed and can create a almost worrying scary atmosphere.

This shot is known as a point of view shot, it makes the audience feel as though they are looking through the eyes of the character and is often used in thrillers to show the audience a paticular event through their eyes.

This is known as a worms eye view shot, used to show the character from a lower angle. this can portray power or can just be used to show the character from a different angle.

                                                                                                                          


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