Music

I have emailed the manager of French Montana as I will be using one of French Montana's track in my opening scene. The reason why I have emailed his manager and not him is because I could not find his email. Also it is better to email the manager as they may reply more quick also as I am using his music it will be plagiarism if i don't notify the owner.

Risk Assessment

I have created this risk assessment so nothing goes wrong whilst filming.

Shot list for The Payback

Shot 1:

Long shot of UG walking home

Shot 2:

Medium close up of Suks on the phone

Shot 3:

Medium close up of UG on the phone

Shot 4:

Medium close up of Suks on the phone

Shot 5:

Medium close up of UG on the phone

Shot 6:

Medium close up of Suks on the phone

Shot 7:

A long shot and camera pans along Suks car entering the car park to pick up UG

Shot 8:

Long shot as UG runs to the car

Shot 9:

High angle long shot as UG gets in the car

Shot 10:

Over the shoulder shot of UG talking

Shot 11:

Over the shoulder shot of Suks talking

Shot 12:

Establishing shot whilst driving to another place

Shot 13:

High angle long shot of their car arriving 

Shot 14:

Medium Long shot of Suks and UG coming out their car and walking to the boot

Shot 15:

Medium close up of Suks and UG when they open the boot

Shot 16:

Medium Close of Suks and UG dragging out Onur and Suks throwing a punch

Shot 17: 

POV shot of Onur getting knocked out

Shot 18:

Medium close up of Onur and UG dropping and the camera pans as they drop back.

Shot 19:

POV shot of UG whilst he's dragging Onur.

New production Company

 First we got this picture from Google images and put it on adobe to edit.

This is the final piece of our new production company. The production company is going to be at the beginning of our opening scene.

Main task

This year we were asked to create a 2 minute opening scene for a film. This is our final product which is a action genre 2 minute opening scene.

Feedback for The Spot (draft one)

We got a variety of different feedback from our friend's. The feedback has helped us in making a better opening scene. We have received this feedback from our group chat on Watsapp

Analysis of Action crime

Ill Manors

A joint and lighter seen first, instantly giving a impression that there would be a association of a negative background. A close up on the drugs instantly makes us think about what type of film its going to be.








The small room suggests poverty and the man is a working class man. The fact that the man is smoking drugs wearing tracksuits conforms to stereotypes like working class youth in social housing.

This actor has flashing jewellery which suggests wealth which conforms to some stereotypes like if someone in social housing has jewellery they are probably drug dealers.








There are several shots of the settings, showing scruffy and unpleasent estates reinforcing the idea that there is a negative upbringing. Showing a neighboorhood of houses emphasises the film is revolved around a working class area. Again this might link to a negative background.

Drugs are shown  repetitively through out the opening scene emphasising that there is a great importance of drugs through the film.




                                                                                                           

 A mixture of ethnicities are shown therefore there is no target on representing a target of a specific ethnic background.