Monday, 18 March 2013

Photo evidence

To prepare for our film we decided to do a photoshoot of our main character in role which will help us when filming.
 
 
First, an establishing shot of the first scene is our character Jess asleep in her bed. The pictures helped us to work out the mise-en-scene in each scene, we then designed her bedroom according to the personality of 'Jess' this included: piles of clothes everywhere, lots of heals and generally a skatty room.
 
Above is a shot of Jess waking up, we ruffled up her hair, made her look as natural as possible and scatteredcushions ontop of her bed so it was obvious that she just woke up.
Above is a picture of Jess choosing her outfit for the day, she is wearing bright purple polka dot pyjama shorts which show her bubblyness.
This is a shot of Jess applying her makeup, we really liked the idea of using a shot which reflects in the mirror so we were testing out a few ways in which it could work.
This shot is when we were thinking about the mise-en-scene of our characters room and how she comes across in it. Jess is very disorganised, ditsy and bubbley so the fact she has dying flowers and shoes on top of her wardrobe just matches this perfectly.
We dressed Jess in a short polkadot dress with leather ankle boots, a tote bag and pretty plaits. in the picture she is checking her phone which shows she is very social and likes to keep up to date with everyone or she could be checking the time because she is late.
This is a behind the scenes shot of us back combing our actresses hair so that it looks messy and like she just got out of bed.
This is a shot from what we are planning for our final scene, the closing shot will be of the door to show that she has left the house all in one piece after all of the dramas of getting ready.
 
 

Friday, 8 March 2013

Prop List

The majority of our opening sequence is filmed in a bedroom which means we will need to think about props which you willl find in a bedroom such as:

  • Bed, covers and duvets
  • Wardrobe
  • Chest of drawers
  • Clothing and clutter
  • high heels and shoes scattered around the room
  • Empty food packets
  • Laptop
  • Scattered papers on the floor
  • photographs and pictures on the wall
  • Sofa
  • Dying pot of daffodils
Then we have a scene of Jess brushing her teeth in the bathroom, so we shall have her looking in the mirror in the reflection we will need a traditional bathroom
  •  Shampoos conditioners
  • Toothbrush
  • Toothpaste
  • Towels
  • Loo Roll
  • Scattered clothing on the bathroom floor
We have a scene of Jess putting on her make-up and getting dressed so we will need: 
  • Mascara
  • Her outfit
  • Lip balm
  • Lipstick
  • Face cream

We will also be using a dog and a gat which is going to be very challenging but the animals are well trained and we feel that it will add to the ditsyness oh her character

Costume List

 Opening Sequence (First costume)
 
  • Pyjama shorts and plain T-shirt
  • Messy hair; out

Scene of Connie (Jess) painting her nails Blue, red, yellow and pink, This shows how multicoloured she is.
 
2nd Costume
  • Little shift dress preferbly neutral colour; brown and black with polka dots
  • Little cowboy boots
  • Canvas bag
  • Hair tied up in high pony tail or Plaits

Call Sheet


Wednesday, 6 March 2013

Character profile (Jess)

Charcterisation of  our character Jess
  • Brunette
  • Tall
  • Fresh faced
  • innocent
  • Stylish
  • Messy and Ditsy
  • Friendly
  • Loves to socialise
  • Single
  • Model
  • Baby Animals



    Shooting Schedual

    Sound

    The soundtrack for our opening 2 minuets of our fil is called: king dinosaur feat anchors up-grow up. It took us a while to find a song from soundcloud which suits the theme of our film because we wanted something  happy and bouncy. This is the song we chose because it is about the morning and we felt that it suited the persona of the film. Below is a link to my music.

    http://soundcloud.com/search?q%5Bfulltext%5D=+%09King+Dinosaur+Feat+Anchors+Up+-+Grow+Up