Monday, November 7, 2011

Website Evaluation

1. Who was the intended audience for your website?

The intended audience for my website is people between the age of sixteen to twenty five that like horror and thriller movies.


2. What was the purpose of the website (e.g. entertainment, educational, commercial)?

The purpose of my website was both entertainment and commercial. Its purpose was to promote the up coming feature film called HIDE AND SEEK...


3. Did your site cover its topic/intended purpose? Why or why not?

I think that my site does cover its intended purpose as it successfully promotes the upcoming feature film. It includes many different pages that intrigue movie goers to go see the film.


4. How have the audience and intended purpose influenced the content of your site (e.g. in terms of language, vocabulary, graphics, media, layout of pages and overall structure of the site)?

Since the people who would be looking at my website would be fans of horror and thriller films I have made the content of my site scary and themed like the movie.


5. Are headings and keywords consistent in terms of font type, colour, style and emphasis?

Yes all of my heading and keywords are consistent in font type, color, style and emphasis because it is important that the site feels like one site instead of separate pages.


6. Are links logical and well-planned? How many clicks is one too many?

I think that my links are logical as I have most of them all on one menu page that has everything the viewer needs. I think it is important that there are not to many links on a page or it will ruin the website and make it too crowded.


7. When you “go” somewhere, can you get back again…or are you lost in cyber-space?

In my website it is easy for the user to return to where they were as up the top of every page are links to every page on the site.


8. Is the colour scheme appropriate and aesthetically pleasing?

The colour scheme I have chosen is extremely appropriate and is the typical color scheme for horror movies. It is also easy to read.


9. Have you considered an appropriate name for your film?

Yes, I have considered an appropriate name for my film as it describes the movie very well as well as including how young the victims are by naming it after a children's game.


10. Do the elements of design evident in the site (e.g. balance, space, contrast etc) reflect the purpose or nature of the site? Are there visual clues to the intended purpose of the site? How would different colour schemes/textures/font styles change the message of the site?

The elements of design evident in the site perfectly reflect the purpose and nature of the site. The Black and Red reflect on the blood and death throughout the film. The photos are all edited to look scarier than the originals and even the text is designed with a scary affect.


11. How have the audience and purpose of the website affected decisions made in relation to:

a. Font/graphics ?

b. Page layout ?

c. Structure of the online resource?

The audience and purpose of the website greatly affected the decisions I made about design greatly as I tried to make sure the design matched the theme and design of the film. I also made sure the design was crried the whole way throughout the site.

WHAT MY WEBSITE WILL LOOK LIKE....

Movie Poster

Sunday, October 23, 2011

Colour Scheme:


The Colour scheme of my website is going to be made up of blacks, greys and red. I will trying to create a scary feeling website that correctly conveys the feel of the movie.

Content that will be on my website:

- Homepage
- Photo Gallery
- Movie Poster
- Synopsis
- Character Bio's
- Movie

TERM 4

- Website Task

Thursday, October 6, 2011

Exploring and Evaluatin Promotional Material for Existing Films.

The Texas Killing Fields:
http://www.texaskillingfields.com/

The Skin We Live In:
http://www.imdb.com/video/imdb/vi235772953/

Wednesday, October 5, 2011

Promotional Websites for Films

Water for Elephants:

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1067583/

- Photo Gallery
- Trailer
- Descriptions of the Actors
- Related Video's
- Overview of the film
- Ratings
- and more

Tuesday, September 6, 2011

Shot List

Shot List:

Shot 1: Long shot and then zoom in of 2 girls playing soccer from a level angle.

Shot 2: Medium shot of the 2 girls looking into the trees from a level angle.

Shot 3: Close up of Nancy jumping out of the bushes and scaring the girls from a high angle.

Shot 4: Long shot of the 3 girls playing soccer from a low angle.

Shot 5:Medium shot of the 3 girls looking into the trees as they hear another sound coming from the trees. This shot is from a level angle.

Shot 6: Close up of the masked man coming out of the trees holding a gun up about to shoot, low angle

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Shot 7: Medium to long shot of the girls screaming and running to the bathroom, high angle.

Shot 8: Close up of one of the girls running into the bathroom, high angle.

Shot 9: Long shot of the oval and the man standing in the trees, high angle.

Shot 10: Medium shot of one of the girls opening the door to a cubicle, level angle.

Shot 11: Close up of the masked man coming out of the same cubicle, low angle.

Shot 12: Medium shot of all 3 girls screaming ‘Get out!’ and running out of the library, level angle.

Shot 13: Close shot of their feet running to the library, low angle.

Shot 14: Medium shot of the girls running, just their faces, level angle.

Shot 15: Close up shot of one of the girls opening the door to the library, level angle.

Shot 16: Medium shot of the girls entering the library and walking to the glassed room, level angle.

Shot 17: Close up shot of the girls sitting underneath the desk, low angle.

Shot 18: Close up of the girls face when she sees the masked man next to her, high angle.

Shot 19: Medium shot of them screaming and one girl fainting, low angle.

Shot 20: Long shot of girls running towards the library door and then they hear a shot, level angle.

Shot 21: Close up of both the girls looking back at the fainted girl which was shot, just show their facial expressions. High angle.

Shot 22: Medium to long shot of the girls running out of the library door, level angle.

Shot 23: Close to long shot of the girls running to the classroom, low angle.

Shot 24: Close shot of one of the girls getting a key out and unlocking the door, level angle.

Shot 25: Medium shot of the mask man standing in a pile of mess, low high angle.

Shot 26: Close up of the 2 girls screaming, hear 2 bangs and fade to black, high angle.

Shot 27: Close up of the man laughing evilly, level angle with his face.

Prop List:

Prop list:

- sports uniform

- oval

- soccer ball

- black outfit with mask

-gun

-bathroom

-3 girls

-library

-glassed room with computers

-key for classroom

-laptop

-classroom that is destroyed

-camera


Sunday, August 21, 2011

Returning to School

When I returned to school I was placed in a group with Sarah, Brooke, and Emma. They had decided on a story mainly written by Emma. This is the Stroy she has written:

Five years earlier, the masked man witnessed the girls parents together with his own parents die in a mountain avalanche from his own actions of shooting at the mountain. His psychopathic mind believes that the girls are responsible for causing the avalanche.

The next scene focuses on 2 girls on the oval, Lauren and Beth. They are playing soccer but suddenly stop when they hear a noise in the bushes. They realise that it is only Nancy who joins them in their game of soccer. However, a few seconds later there is another rustling sound that makes all the girls turn around and jump! Standing there is a man all in black with a mask on and holding a gun. They scream and run in all directions.

The girls run fast to the public bathroom and Nancy opens the door to the first cubicle. The man is standing there. She screams, "Get out!” The girls then run to the library, they enter the glassed room and hide under the nearest computer desk. They think they will be safe now and breath a sigh of relief. They look to the side, the man is already there under the desk alongside them and is pointing his gun. Confusion shows on the girl’s faces, Nancy faints. Lauren and Beth run until they hear a gun shot, BANG! They turn to see that Nancy is dead. They want to go back and help her but it is no use. They know they can do nothing and will only get killed. They run on, towards their house, through the gardens and look back to see that no one is following them. Amongst tears and fear they hold hands as they sprint to their house all the time looking back to see if the masked man is following them.

Lauren unlocks the door, as they enter the room they find their dining room trashed. Standing in the middle of all the damage is the gunman holding dead Nancy by the hair. The girls jump in horror. It is a phenomenon that he got there before them. They each fall to the floor as he shoots them one by one. The last shot shows the masked gunman chuckling under his breath then the screen goes black.

Exchange

Due to Exchange I was absent for Term 2.

Sunday, March 13, 2011

Genre Storyboarding:








Sunday, February 27, 2011

Aviator Task

I was absent.