Showing posts with label Inpriation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Inpriation. Show all posts

Another Idea for a name for our film

Written by Nick and Damon's Blog on Sunday, 7 February 2010 at 04:21

Time Won't Tell - This is another title I came up with, I think this is the best so far because the whole of the opening 2 minutes of the film depends on time and based on timing, so I think that Time Won't Tell explains that timing in this film and the story is crucial to the plot. These are lyrics from a song written by Linkin Park "Don't turn your back on me I won't be ignored Time won't tell Don't turn your back on me I won't be ignored"


Film Production institiution names

Written by Nick and Damon's Blog on Tuesday, 26 January 2010 at 09:50

The names that I have come up with for our film institution are;


  • Della
  • Della Film Institutions

more to come at a later date

Music Inspiration

Written by Nick and Damon's Blog on at 09:44

I have been thinking about music that we should use on our Film introduction, I like the idea of music like 'What I've Done' By Linkin Park. This song is off Transformers, I like this music by Linkin Park, they're a great band, which have given me some inspiration for music. Here are two songs which gave me some inspiration for the kind of music that I would like to use in our movie. I know that we aren't allowed to use songs that have been made by a signed band due to copyright reasons.

'What I've Done' by Linkin Park







'Leave out all the rest' by Linkin Park









I also like the idea that I saw in action on Heroes, they have a miniture theme tune for each character. This is a video I found on Youtube, it shows the characters and their individual sound tracks. I like this idea because I don't think it would be to hard to use, on our film as we are only going to have a couple of characters in the opening scene.







Inspiration for Movie Openings and Title Sequences

Written by Nick and Damon's Blog on Thursday, 10 December 2009 at 05:00

have found a website which has chosen 30 unforgetable title sequences; some of the films included are;


  1. Catch Me if You Can

  2. Jame Bond Casino Royale

  3. Superbad


http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2008/12/19/30-unforgettable-movie-title-sequences/


This is a video I found on YouTube and have edited it using TubeChope. liked this because I thought it was original and I might be able to add it into a movie opening.






This is a Slide Show with some Magazine Front covers and a T-shirt which I liked because they are interesting and I liked how some of them used the colours, how the people where standing, placed and how some of them have very minimal details on it, but they still look very effective. my favourite magazine front cover is slide 4, because I believe it's the most effective



Colour Schemes
This video is an example of a great colour scheme in videos, it's in a music video, made by The White Stripes, but I thought that it was a great example of a perfect colour schemes.




This is the Audi R8 V12, I like the colour scheme's car on the publication picture






This is the Batman and Robin with Mr. Freeze film opening, I like the use of colour and lighting in this because it's effective and goes with theme of the film, that they are supposed to be in a cave.










I think that the Joker in the Dark Knight, would be good to base a character on, due to his personality in the film.





Written by Nick Emmerson

Colour Scheme (Colour Spin Wheels)

Written by Nick and Damon's Blog on at 04:59


I have been researching colour schemes, so we know which colours go well together, I have been doing this because I think that we shouldn't just think about the camera angles, locations and editing and other basic details, I believe that we should plan everything in deep details, so when it comes to producing the movie opening, we know what we will be doing, e.g. what the colours we want in our shots, location, where the actors should be standing, when it comes nearer to the time of filming, we should even start researching weather, etc.



Written by Nick Emmerson