About Me

As you know from my blog my name is Tyler Platt. I am creative as well as imaginative and I initially came up with the idea for our movie. I like being imaginative since i'm free to be doing what I want and I can do what i want to do, since i'm not a fan of being told what to do; having the freedom to do what I want for my movie just gets me excited.

Characters

Availability

At first we couldn't decide on a day to film because our schedules were clashing so we had to wait til the Christmas holidays where we filmed our flashback's scenes with Ali's little brother at his house on the 3rd January. The day didn't go so well so we decided to do it at Louis' house where we filmed the entire thing on the 4th January. We couldn't do it at my house because my house was never really free to be filming for hours.

Risk Assessment

Shooting Script

Scene 1:

• Canted shot
• Equipment- Tripod, Camera, Microphone
• Props: Suit, Paper(for brainstorm)
• Time:N/A
• Location: Office in a Building 
• Cast: Louis Liburd

Scene 2:

• Over the shoulder shot
• Equipment- Tripod, Camera, Microphone
• Props: Suit, Phone, Computer
• Time:N/A
• Location: Office in a Building 
• Cast: Louis Liburd and Ali Mane

Scene 3:

• Medium-long shot(zooms in)
• Equipment- Tripod, Camera, Microphone
• Props: Suit, Lamp, Pen, Book, Chair, Table
• Time:N/A
• Location: Office room within a building
• Cast: Tyler Platt

Scene 4:

• Medium shot
• Equipment- Tripod, Camera, Microphone
• Props: Suit, Lamp, Pen, Book, Chair, Table, Phone
• Time:N/A
• Location: Office room within a building
• Cast: Tyler Platt and Ali Mane

Roles

Tyler Platt:

• Camera man (1 scene)
• Audio Editing 
• Actor (Hitman- Main Character)

Ali Mane:

• Cameraman (1 scene)
• Visual Editing
• Actor (Policeman on phone)

Louis Liburd:

• Cameraman(Last minute)
• Lighting
• Actor (Detective)

Lighting

My opinion is that lighting is the one of the most significant factors when filming because you have to make sure that you highlight objects/people which will provoke an emoting response from the audience. Because our film is an action/thriller the mise-en-scene should laid out in a certain way and shouldn't always be bright, it should kind of dark to get the scared response you want from the audience. The low-key lighting coupled with the diegetic sound builds the suspense and makes the audience feel anxious and edgy.