This Week.

This ios the first week of filming after christmas, and is the first week we intend to film.
We intend to film the very begininng breakup scene on sunday aswell as all the indoor scenes that we can.
We have encountered a problem with filming the outdoor scenes in Newcast;e as it has snowed heavily which with ruin continuity
 so to sum up, Sunday, we will be filming :

• The initial break up scene
• the 'big bad wolf' drinking scene
• the 'magic mirror' scene

Reflection On My Blog So Far

I have had a peer look at my blog for general feedback so far. the feeback showed that I have a variety of entries, in a multi media format. feedback also showed that my research was satisfactory however. I feel still more is needed for it to be complete.

One thing that was picked out was there is a lack of video feedback with our target audience. I will need to select a particular target audience and reseach into this furthur.

Requesting Permission to Film - part 3

 

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Requesting Permission to Film - part 2

 

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Requesting Permission to Film - part 1

 

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Mock up scene 1& 2

this is again footage of the scene to follow the first. This is again simply a rough mock up to illuistrate how we plan to link the two scenes.

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Ancillary Analysis

 

This is the cover of Paramore's  RIOT! the first thing to notice about the cover of the album is the sketchbook like feel to it, which reflect the music and the name of the album. The cover is all black and white, with very little colour.

These are the inserts to the digipak, again they all follow the same theme of the sketch book. it contains the lyrics of the songs, along with images of the same style of the band.

 

This is a album advert for Paramore's single Ignorance. For the advert the image takes up most of the space and is neutral in tone, it does not feature images of the band. The text style is in tone with the image and there is not a number of fonts.