Wednesday, 1 December 2010
Thursday, 18 November 2010
Research and planning - AUDIENCE RESEARCH
audience research from on Vimeo.
AUDIENCE RESEARCH RESULTS
where do you watch short film?
youTube - 38%
shorts TV - 22%
cinema - 16%
film festivals - 5%
other internet sites - 19%
whats you favourite genre?
horror - 9%
rom-com - 19%
comedy - 28%
indie - 33%
action - 11%
what is your favourite short film? some examples were..
spike jonze - I'm here
George Lucas in love
life and death of a pumpkin
the black hole
first born
what makes a good short film?
strong script
exciting new techniques used
little dialogue
keeping in short
having a purpose
would you rather a short film have...
in order of most popular.
twist in the plot
no dialogue
happy ending
narration
inconclusive ending
sad ending
Monday, 8 November 2010
Research and planning - MOVIE REVIEWS
looking at reviews for alice in wonderland (2010)
ROTTEN TOMATOES REVIEW
audience: 72% liked it giving 3.8/5
tomato meter: 51% rotten 5.7/10
the reviews are from everday people which can say what they like sharing both positive and negative comment, or in this case fresh or rotten tomatoes.
comment: tim burtons alice sacrifices the books minimal narrative coherence, and much of its heart, but its an undeniable visual treat.
IMDB REVIEW
average rating of 6.7/10
Thursday, 4 November 2010
Research and planning - MISE EN SCENE
mise en scene is important in films as it helps to create and add the the genre of the film. in the films the decent and across the hall the mise en scene is used to help create the intensity of the scenes which help to add the horror genres of the films. conventions used to create this include low key lighting, lighting filters, dramatic sounds effects stereotypical characters heroines, heroes and bad guys. also props to connote danger. also gestures and emotions from the characters are scared and intense. all of these help to tell the audience which genre the film comes from.
Wednesday, 3 November 2010
Monday, 1 November 2010
Research and planning - FILM FESTIVALS
London short film festival is the most popular short film festival in the UK. and in 2010 expanding over 10 days at 10 of the capitals major venues. the festival became majorly popular in 2008 by its founders Philip Ilson and Kate Taylor. the London film festival originated from the Halloween short film festival which began in 1994. the tremendous boom in popularity in short films has resulted in film festivals to grow vastly, with over 200 short films showcased, 42 events and over 6000 tickets sold just this year.
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