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Sunday, 20 March 2011
Saturday, 19 March 2011
19. Contingency plan
We have a back up plan for our movie “Malpractice”. We have considered different scenarios in which we will use our back up plan.
The first scenario is if we don’t get props at the time then our back up plan is to consider using substitute `props.
The second scenario is if someone didn’t make up to our shooting schedule. We would have to reschedule.
The third scenario is if we don’t have a location we were looking for. In this scenario we will consider to look on the second location we considered to shoot.
The fourth scenario is if we break the camera then we have to borough one from our colleagues.
Wednesday, 16 March 2011
16/17/18. Props, recource and locations list
Props and Resources list
· Pictures of various teenagers
· Modelling Knife
· Chair
· Ketchup, liquid like blood
· High quality camera
· Trench coat
· Doctors outfit
· Hanging light
· Scarf or over similar clothing available to cover person mouth
· Booking of equipment such as tripod and video recorder
· Macs for editing
· Access to a small room suitable for our film (small room with a light that can swing around the room to create tension.)
· Access to the train station (for the part of the opening where he takes a picture of his next victim)
· Access to a teacher (possible suggestions, Mr Farr and Mr Hall)
Locations
· Carshalton Train station for the second part of the opening sequence and the time lapse of the sunrise.
· Syed house for the small dark room where the teenager is tortured.
Tuesday, 15 March 2011
15. Shooting Schedule
Monday, 14 March 2011
14. Characters Descriptions




Sunday, 13 March 2011
13. Screenplay
2. Point of view shot from what could be police surveillance on doctor
3. Downwards shot on door opening and darkness being broken up by light
4. View of doctor’s hand reaching for knife
5. Point of view from light switch of doctor switching on
6. Downwards shot on hostage tied up waking up. (Will be periodic noises of pain and anguish through entire scene)
7. Tracking shot on hand reaching for masking tape, and then pulling of
8. Gliding shot of pictures of people
9. Tracking shot of doctor putting down knife and then hitting hostage
10. Close up of hostages face with blood. Says “why are you doing this”
11. Medium tracking shot of doctor going for bigger knife.
12. Close up of stabbing knife into hostage.
13 close up of blade with blood on it
New scene
1. Switching between shots of point of view of doctor and close up objective shot containing tracking and downward angles.
2. Tracking long shot of girl walking to bus stop interchanges to shots of male hostage.
3. Twirling shot of girl walking to bus stop.
4. Objective long shot on girl sitting at bus stop with doctor looking behind her and then walking off.
Saturday, 12 March 2011
12. Script
Hostage: Why you doing this?
Slap
Hostage: Arghhhhh
Hostage: Arghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
Friday, 11 March 2011
Thursday, 10 March 2011
10. Primary research results and key findings
We have got primary research results and key findings, which will have a positive impact on our production. We have got this information by researching and distributing questionnaires.
For our questionnaire results we found out some key facts about our target audience and what they like to see in our film.
We have found that:
Most people in the 16 – 24 age group like to watch horror films, and this is because they aren’t boring and they always keep the audience engaged.
And when we asked them ‘do you like horror films?’ mostly everyone said yes.
We also asked what their favourite feature in horror films were we returned these results:
Suspense and jumpy scenes
Thrills
Blood shed
Violence
And many more
When we asked them what their favourite type of horror film was, we returned these results:
Stalker Horror: 2
Psychological Horror: 5
Vampire Horror: 2
Monster Horror: 3
Sci Fi Horror: 1
Paranormal Horror: 4
Alien Horror: 2
Torture Horror: 5
Our most returned result for ‘what kind of props do you want to see in a horror film’ we found were blood shed.
In conclusion to these results we have, we found that this research is extremely helpful and will have a positive impact on our film as a whole. We now know how to make a film that the audience will love.
Wednesday, 9 March 2011
Tuesday, 8 March 2011
8. Primary research questionaires
Age Group? Circle your answer
16 – 24 24 – 36 36 – 46 46+
What kind of genre are you interested in?
* Horror * Romantic * Comedy * Actions * Thriller
Explain Why
Do you like horror films? (Circle)
Yes No
What is your favourite all time horror film? (If circled yes)
What is your favourite feature in a horror film? (Tick next to your opinion)
(For example, violence, suspense etc.)
What is your favourite type of horror film? (Tick next to your opinion)
Stalker Horror
Psychological Horror
Vampire Horror
Monster Horror
Sci Fi Horror
Paranormal Horror
Alien Horror
Torture Horror
What was the last horror film you saw which links into one of the categories above?
What kind of props do you want to see in a horror film and why?


