youtube channel

http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCC_C_ZoAGAAggd7gPIdjsSA?feature=mhee

This is my you tube channel where all my videos will be presented.

proper animatic

after trying again i manged to get a copy of the video with the transitions this shows more how i will edit it when filming is done. i didn't realise that i should have embedded the video via you tube because Blogger doesn't accept all files.

video animatic

 

 

this is the story board animatic for the film trailer it lays out what shot i will use and how i will frame it. unfortunately i had shot transitions on this video but the application i used to make the video did not save it correctly leaving them out of the video even after saving it multiple times.

shot list

This is a list of shots i will be using in chronological order, this helps to outline how the trailer will progress.

1.     establishing shot-main building

2.     medium shot –entrance

3.     angled shot-main character leaving

4.     tracking shot-main character walking up the path

5.     medium close up-character checks pockets

6.     close-up –characters face indicating disruption o/location

7.     medium shot- turns back

8.     high angle shot from above-character walking through building

9.     mid shot-dark corridor

10.   close up-face of charactero/location

11.   extreme close up-eyeso/location

12.   tracking shot-following character

13.   reverse tracking shot-front view of character

14.   medium shot-character opening door

15.   tracking shot- searching around the room

16.   canted angle-phone on table with hand moving towards it o/location

17.   medium shot-character turns around hearing loud bang

18.   P.O.V. shot-whole room from characters view

19.   inter-title

20.   high angle- character being followed

21.   close-up-door slam o/location

22.   high angle- chasing

23.   medium close up-character on floor

24.   low angle shot- killer reveals and attacks

25.   wide shot- dodging knife throw o/location

26.   close-up- distressed face o/location

27.   extreme close-up-breathing mouth/panting o/location

28.   extreme close-up-neck movement o/location

29.   low angle – killer pouncing on victim

30.   wide shot – character fleeing the scene

31.   inter-title

32.   zoom-towards fleeing character

33.   extreme close-up-inside coat pocket o/location

34.   medium close-up-answers phone

35.   close up- phone near face

36. medium close-up-character talking

37. close-up- face talking

38. close-up -phone dropping to floor o/location

39. close-up-leg moving past phone

40. medium close-up – screaming face o/location

41. black

42. medium close-up –killer lunging knifeo/location

43. black

44. close up- still face o/location

45. inter-title

46. black

 

 

Audience Profile

script (basic)

oppening
 
victim: damn! wheres my phone, cant believe i forgot it again
 

phonecall

victim: dad, i think theres someone following me in college

dad: are you sure?

victim: pretty sure i can hear them coming now

dad: come home now, they could be dangerous

victim: ... ... ...

dad: son, son

middle

victim: get away you psychopath

posible taglines

To promote my film i thought about inventing a tag line which i can use in the trailer, website and on my poster when i produce it , it needs to be short a snappy so that it sticks in the minds of the audience below are some possibilities:

1. never turn back
never cross your path

2. overtime is cancelled

3. times running out !

The first tag line is probably to long to read in a film trailer but it has a good idea behind it and it relates to the opening scene. I think the second tag line is very good because it is short, flows wells and links to the title "after hours" because when people stay late they are usually doing overtime or extra work. Times running out seems a bit common or normal to use because of the number of other films that use this sort of phrase,so i will most probably use the second one.