Showing posts with label Elizabeth Anibaba. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Elizabeth Anibaba. Show all posts
Monday, 19 November 2012
Monday, 5 November 2012
Skyfall Reasearch : YouTube Trailer(Marketing)
This youtube video of the official trailer for Skyfall was uploade to youtube on July 31st, by Sony Pictures.
Production, Marketing, Distributionnd Exhibition(re-uploaded)
Production
Stages involved in producing a film
- Film/Concept
An idea or principle beleif you can use the focus of your script which is built upon to tell a story.
-Writing the script
Details the story, setting, dialogue. This usually involves a team of writers
-Drawing up storyboards for the film
A sequence of rough sketches done by an illustrator to show changes in action or a change in plot in a scene.
Storyboard is used to communicate the vision of the film to a crew who will be working under sirection; This can save alot of communication problems when it comes to filming.
-Funding
Once everything is finished, the script and storyboard are usually sent off to certain companies to get financing for the film. This allows for professional equiptment or people.
-Cast & Crew
Casting directors are hired to get the right actors
-Scouting for locations
Most prodction companies have studios which are specifically designed/set-up for certain locations (i.e- school/classroom). They also have green screens.
-Organsing a schedule
This is to accompany the shooting script. It gives control over the day to day shooting of the film, you can give each shot a set time while looking at the storyboard & shooting scripts.
It's neeed because the cast crew need to be organised to make sure the right people are avaliable.
-Filming equiptment
this is where funding is needed most, lighting, cameras etc can be very expensive for a HQ film.
Distribution
The studio makes a licensing agreement with a distribuion company
The distribution company shows the movie (screening) to buyers representing theatres.
The buyers and distributiion company negotiate lease terms.
The prints are sent to the rheatres a few days before opening day
-Engagement
The theatre shows the movie for a length of time.
At the end of the engagement the theatre sends the prints back to the distribution company and makes payment of lease agreement
Marketing
Advertising i the public
Tv Adverts
Promtioed trailers on the internet/social media
Film Festivals
Toys/ Merchandise are released
Exhibition
Film premiers
Cinema
Film Festivals
DVD/ Blu Ray Release
Stages involved in producing a film
- Film/Concept
An idea or principle beleif you can use the focus of your script which is built upon to tell a story.
-Writing the script
Details the story, setting, dialogue. This usually involves a team of writers
-Drawing up storyboards for the film
A sequence of rough sketches done by an illustrator to show changes in action or a change in plot in a scene.
Storyboard is used to communicate the vision of the film to a crew who will be working under sirection; This can save alot of communication problems when it comes to filming.
-Funding
Once everything is finished, the script and storyboard are usually sent off to certain companies to get financing for the film. This allows for professional equiptment or people.
-Cast & Crew
Casting directors are hired to get the right actors
-Scouting for locations
Most prodction companies have studios which are specifically designed/set-up for certain locations (i.e- school/classroom). They also have green screens.
-Organsing a schedule
This is to accompany the shooting script. It gives control over the day to day shooting of the film, you can give each shot a set time while looking at the storyboard & shooting scripts.
It's neeed because the cast crew need to be organised to make sure the right people are avaliable.
-Filming equiptment
this is where funding is needed most, lighting, cameras etc can be very expensive for a HQ film.
Distribution
The studio makes a licensing agreement with a distribuion company
The distribution company shows the movie (screening) to buyers representing theatres.
The buyers and distributiion company negotiate lease terms.
The prints are sent to the rheatres a few days before opening day
-Engagement
The theatre shows the movie for a length of time.
At the end of the engagement the theatre sends the prints back to the distribution company and makes payment of lease agreement
Marketing
Advertising i the public
Tv Adverts
Promtioed trailers on the internet/social media
Film Festivals
Toys/ Merchandise are released
Exhibition
Film premiers
Cinema
Film Festivals
DVD/ Blu Ray Release
Monday, 29 October 2012
Planning For Your Own Swede
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Ideas for our swede
In our planning session, we
as a group decided to use a combination of scenes from the first Twilight
movie. This consisted of the Key scenes which were :
The car crash scene : Where
Edward uses his super speed to save Bella from being crushed by a car
The entrance of the cullens :
The revelation of Edwards
powers :
Monday, 22 October 2012
Slide Show Presentation design on: Production, Marketing, Distribution and Exhibition
Slide show presentation designed and edited by Vanessa Maselino and Elizabeth Anibaba
Sunday, 14 October 2012
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