Written by Unknown on Saturday, 17 April 2010 at 11:27
This is our Final version of the film we made titled, "Time Won't Tell", I have added annotations using the YouTube onsite editing web application. I have commented the USP's, Genre Conventions, Music used and the Similarities between our film and others
Genre Conventions Comments
Unlike most films of the same genre as our film we have broke the conventions, these broken conventions include;
Budget
Dangerous Phyical Stunts
and destructive disasters
We have broken the budget convention by the conventions of an action film, by having a really small budget, involved in the film making compared to standard films of this genre such as Bourne Ultimatum, James Bond and Die Hard, which have budget rising into the many hundreds of millions of dollars to blow on awesome special effects, etc.
Secondly We don't have any dangerous physical stunts involved in the sequence because we don't have any professional stunts person to cover for the actors, unlike any of the general films which would employee specialists stunt people and co-ordinators to do the stunts, like jumping though a window two stories below from a balcony of another building or crashing and flipping a car at high speed.
There isn't any destructive disasters which include; Earthquakes, Hurricanes, Volcanoes, etc. The reason why these aren't include is because of Costs/Budget and Special Effects, the costs of making these would be enormous and we didn't have either the computing power or specialist software to create these special effects.
We have followed the conventions of this genre of film in the following ways;
High Tempo
High Energy
Allows for Audience Escapism
The Film is a of high tempo and energy, and due to this it'll have the audience members on the edge of their seats wanting to see more of the adrenaline pumping, fast pace action film, along with that we have used the music accordingly.
Our film allows the audience to discover escapism whilst watching it, the film is believable, enjoyable and watchable it makes the audience want to watch, due to the fact that for a hour or two the audience can watch a film which makes allows them to relax but at the same time enjoy it and have their heart beat faster than just sitting watching a tv show, because of the high octane fast pace fof the action film.
Written by Nick and Damon's Blog on Sunday, 7 February 2010 at 09:22
These songs are what I have found online, They are Copyright and loyalty free, so we will be allowed use them in our Film, I Like the song called Ghostpocolypse - 7 Master and What we want, although these two are under the rock genre, I have been looking at other genres of muisc which I believe would be good to use in our film, these songs are on the playlist along with the two I previously named.
This song is by OneRepublic it is called 'All the right places'. I think that a song like this would be good for our film because I believe that it's the correct genre to use which is alternative rock. I believe this because most films of the 'action' genre uses a wide range of the genre 'rock', for example, Triple X who use "Rammstein Feuer Frei!" (shown below) and Transformers using Green Day and Linkin Park.
Although I personally belive that we shoud use rock genre, I will reserch different types of music, to use for our film, I might even change my mind on wanting to use rock as our chosen film music genre.
Written by Nick and Damon's Blog on Tuesday, 26 January 2010 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.