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Evaluation

                                      Evaluation on the Production of Gone Wrong My analysis helped me preplan some shot types in production because of the variation of establishing shots, jump shots and fast cutting rate shots showing dialogue. My textual analysis 'Preacher' was more of a comedy and science fiction whereas my project and a few others was a thriller. The film my group created was called 'Gone Wrong' and the end result was as planned, the pre production went down great we followed our initial idea. Filming went smoothly we finished on the first day. My Role was to be the antagonist who tried to kill the two students and succeeded by killing one but was killed by the other. I also directed most scenes and wrote the story. I also took pictures as a checklist...

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Call Sheet

Call   Sheet No:      1         Production: Insecure Production company: Insecure Co-Producer: Suleiman, Neset, Leticia     Director: Shane   1 st AD:     Crew   Call: Estimated wrap: 19 th September  Shooting   Date: 19 th September     *** See movement order 1 and attached map *** Location: Media Block and Main Entrance. Location contact:   059675986     *** NO SMOKING ON ANY SET ***     SET *SCENES PAGES CAST   Nos LOCATION   Establishing Shot of the College. 1 1 3 Main Entrance.   Two Friends Walking 2 1 3 Media Block   The Killer is introduced 3 1 3 Media Block   The ...

Pre-Production

Titles: Gone Wrong Insecure Genre: Horror   Props:   Plastic bag Budget: £0.00p 2 students are picked off one by one by a killer whose weapon is only a plastic bag because of his love for suffocation and asphyxiation. The two students are filmed doing their daily routines and they meet a mysterious person who creeps them out and just disappears because they make him/her embarrassed (the killer). The killer starts leaving messages behind death threats “I’m coming for you”/”You’ll be dead soon”, he is stalking them. The killer attempts to kill someone they escape but his second victim does not. The person who escaped is friends with the person that was killed, he kills the killer. Shots: Close ups for emotions Establishing shot to set the scene Location/Directing: Follow students around and they bump into the killer, he is then embarrassed by the two individuals then he walks away fast. The two students are walking and talking ...