Love Me Trailer - First Draft

After research into the potential programs available to us, we opted to use Apple's iMovie instead of Adobe's Premiere Pro. There was a number of factors that contributed towards our final decision, but the most prominent was the ability to edit our film internally and externally of school. By using Premiere Pro, we could only edit during the school day upon one computer within the school. In contrast, by using iMovie, we could edit outside of school upon Aaron's laptop, which unlike the school PC was portable and offered greater flexibility.

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Evaluation Task 1 - In What Ways Does Your Media Product Use, Develop or Challenge Forms of Conventions From Real Media Poducts?

Frame 1 My first frame for analysis is my film poster that I created for ‘Love Me’. This conveys the typical conventions for the thriller genre; this is highlighted by the colour scheme and main image. For example, the colour scheme is predominantly dark colours, with deep tones of red and black. These two colours are closely associated with darkness and evil, connoting the intentions of the antagonist. My main images and poster design were inspired by that of Knock Knock, selecting three images which directly refer to the narrative of the film. In my case, the images reveal the two main characters as well as the setting. This is very similar to that of Knock Knock, another thriller movie, in which the protagonist Keanu Reeves is depicted, similarly to Henry Dalrymple in ‘Love Me’. However, my poster challenges general conventions as it lacks a motto or tag for the film. For example, Knock Knock features “One Night Can Cost You Everything” The reason for this is that I did not

Equipment List

During the production of our A2 thriller trailer, a range of equipment will be needed to enhance its production. The following equipment is required: Camera - This will enable us to correctly shoot the film trailer, to present the film's narrative in depth using a range of camera shots and angles. Tripod - This is vital to ensure the camera is steady during the production, to present the trailer at a professional level. Transport (Car or Bus) - Transport will be needed to travel between filming location and reduce the time frame in which we film the scenes. Photoshop - To create the logo for our production company, Nightfall Studios. iMovie - To edit the footage to generate a suitable thriller trailer, portraying the conventions of a thriller trailer. Script - To ensure the cast know their dialogue and the narrative of the scene.

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