Timed Analysis of He's Just Not That Into You

0:00 to 0:14 - the opening shot fades in showing a children's park and begins to pan round the playground showing all the children playing.
0:07 title 'New Line Cinema Presents' fades in
0:10 title fades out
0:14- 0:16 the shot changes to a long shot of a young boy walking towards the camera
0:17- 0:18 the shot changes to a medium shot of a young girl building a sandcastle and an asynchronous non-diegetic monologue begins as the camera pans round the sand castle
0:19 the camera shot chases to a medium close up of the young boy
0:22 the shot returns to the girl however the boy can be scene in the right hand side of the screen
0:25 the shot returns to the medium close up of the boy as he reaches the girl
0:26 the shot then shows both of the as the boy pushes the girl
0:28 the shot changes to a high angle shot of the girl falling on to the sand.
0:29 digetic sound of the girl questioning the boy is used
0:31 the shot changes to a medium shot of the boy as he answers the girls question
0:32 - 0:38 shot reverse shot is used between the girl and the boy as he answers the question
0:38 the monologue returns over the top
0:39 the shot returns to the boy as he runs of
0:42 the shot changes to the young girl talking to her mother and shot reverse shot is used during their conversation as the mother comforts the girl, a long shot is used to show that they are still in the park (0:49) and zooms in back to the shot reverse shot.
0:57 a reaction shot is used to show the girls reaction to what her mother has said
1:03 the shot returns to shot reverse shot as their conversation continues
1:17 the scene changes to an older women cry as the camera zooms out we see she is with her friends
1:23 diegetic dialogue is used to show the friends consoling the girl
1:28 the shot changes to a close up of a phone
1:30 the shot then goes to a low angle shot looking up at 2 girls looking at the phone
1:31 the girl on the left of the screen then talk to the girl on the right about the reason thee guy hasn't phoned.
1:36 the scene changes again to 2 women in a kitchen and again the one of the women try to comfort the other about a man
1:41 the scene changes again to 2 women shopping, one is also trying to comfort another about the reason a guy hasn't phoned her. Subtitles are used to tell the audience what they are saying as they are speaking a different language. A traking shot is used as the women seem to walk out of the shop.
1:51 the scene changes to 2 women power walking a tracking shot is used as the continue to walk down the street again one is tell the other why a man hasn't been in touch
1;55 the scene changes again to an army training session where again a women is consoling another women. It uses a tracking shot as the women are running
1:59 the scene changes again and pans round a mud hut showing a change in community
2:03 a long shot is used to show 3 women working outside again subtitles are used to show the audience what they are saying as they are speaking a different language
2:09 the shot changes so it is next to the lady who was on the left of the screen  looking down the line while the one on the end of the line talks.
2:12 the monologue returns to over the top of the scene
2:14 the shot returns to panning around the community that the women were in
2:21- 2:23  the scene fade out to a black screen
2:24 to 2:27 the Title appears one word at a time 'He's just not that into you'
2:28 the word not turns green
2:31 the title fades out and music begins to play

Timed Analysis of Angus Thongs and Perfect Snogging

First 2 minutes (excluding company logos) from 0:34 to 2:34
0:34 a medium close up of a character in a car talking to a character walking alongside the car
0:37 the characters begin to speak
0:52 the first title appears 'Paramount Pictures international and Nickelodeon Movies present
0:55 the title disappears and the shot changes so we can see the car and the character walking next to the car
0:56  a title appears saying ' a Gurinder Chadha film' while the character and car move closer to the camera
1:00 the title disappears
1.01 the shot changes to the inside of the house and shows a group of teenager sitting in a lounge dressed up as different characters.
1:02 diegetic sound of the characters gasping
1:03 the shot turns round so the audience can see what the characters are looking at and people in the background begin to ask questions
1;07 a medium shot of the main character used to show her reaction
1:08 the shot changes to show a character burst out laughing
1:09 the shot changes to a shot of 3 girls looking rather embarrassed
1:10  the shot retunes to  the main character but laughing can still be heard in the background
1:12 the shot returns to the girl on the sofa as she talks to the main character
1:15 the shot is back with the main girl as she address the other girls question
1:17 the shot goes back to the girl on the sofa as she makes a joke about the girls costume
1:19 the shot goes back to the main girl and the to the girls in the corner
1:21- 1:24  the shot is then from a high angle as she walks across the room to the girls in the corner the shot changes to show her bumping into things as her costume is to big.
1:25- 1:55 shot reverse shot is used continuously to show the conversation going on between the 4 girls as the main girl questions them
1:56 the shot changes to show the main girl leaving the party and a low angle is used to show her destroying things as she passes, asynchronous sounds of her friends calling her are heard.
1:59 the shot then focuses on the girl who made a joke about her being a stuffed olive.
2:01 a low angle shot is used to show her running down the stairs away from the party.
2:03 a tracking shot is used to show her running and a non-diegetic music track starts
2:21 tracking shot is changed so that the audience keep moving with her
2:21 the title 'Angus, Thongs and Perfect Snogging' fades in
2:25 the title fades out
2:26 - the shot changes to a medium close up of the main character and moves backwards as she continues to run
2:28 the credit 'Georgia Groome' appears
2:30 the credit disappears
2:32 the shot changes to a high angle shot of her running
2:33 the shot changes again to show her still running
2:34 the credit 'Alan Davis' appears.

Timed Analysis of Titanic

Timed Analysis

0:00 to 0;04- a black screen while a classical piece of music is played.
0:04- a sepia piece of video footage of the titanic leaving the dock is played along with the classical music
0:12 the video changes and shows the people waving from the boat down to the people on the dock
0:16 the first title appears saying 'Paramount Pictures and Twentieth Century Fox present'
0:20 the title disappears
0:25 the footage changes again and shows the people all round the side of the boat
0:26 the title 'A Lightstorm Entertainment Production' appears
0:30 the title disappears
0:32 the footage changes to a medium shot of the people on the titanic waving goodbye to the people on the shore.
0:37- 0:39 the footage fades out and a shot of the sea fades in
0:42 the title 'Titanic' fades in
0:50 the title 'Titanic' fades out
0:51- 0:55 she shot of the sea becomes a dark shot with just on small light making the area around it blue.
0:55- 1:02 the camera zooms in towards the light to reveal a sumbarine
1:03- 1:21 the camera zooms out as though heading for the surface, it shows a birds eye shot of the submarines getting further away.
1:22  A long shot of the submarine is shown at the bottom of the sea.

Importance of Genre

Importance of genre 

Genre is important for production companies because it helps them establish the things that people expect to see with in a certain film, for example in a romance film people would expect to see a couple get together at the end and different dates featured in the movies or in a crime film people would expect to see policemen and to see some sort of crime to take place. Genre helps the production companies because it tells them exactly what to put in their movies, all they have to do is make them fit the movie they are trying to create. Production companies would also use genre to know exactly who their target audience are, so they know they type of people who are going to watch their films, the target audience for a romance films are primarily women because they are the people that you would expect to see watching romance films. By knowing who their target audience is this makes the job of the production company easier because they know what kind of things those people want to  watch, for  example if a production company wanted to make a romance film for teenagers they would set it in the modern day rather than a long time ago because period romance films would not appeal to teenagers as much as  modern day romance film would, this is because it is relatable to them and they will find it easier to understand as they may have gone through some of the issues faced by the characters in the film.

Genre is important for audience as well because it allows them to recognise a films of certain genres and know if they want to watch it. Audience will recognise a films genre without even realising that they are, for example when people see a film poster with a man and a women looking into each others eyes, the audience will automatically assume that the film is a romance film because that is one of the things they associate with romance films, however if the audience saw a poster with a black background and just a person wearing a mask that would instantly suggests to the people that the film is a horror.

The audience use genre to understand the kind of thing they will see within the film, such as couples in a romance film or a weapon in a crime film or a fight scene in an action film all of these things help the audience to understand whether or not they will like the film, as there is no point paying money to see a film when as soon as a murder happens the audience freak out because the poster lead them to think that the film is a romance.

For My Opening 

Genre for my opening means that I know what kinds of things to feature in my opening. Genre also helped my understand the kind of stories to include in my planning ideas as I knew who I wanted to aim my film at. Genre will also help me decide what props to use, the setting, costumes and make up and lighting. The fact that my genre is already established means that I already have an established target audience of people who know what they want to see and what they expect, I am therefore not trying to entice people to come and watch my film because it already has an established audience. Genre also means that for my opening I what kinds of Romance did well at the box office and what didn't but it also tells me what films my audience liked and ones they didn't this helps me know exactly what kind of film my target audience would want to see rather than a film that has been 10 times before and my audience really don't want to see anymore.  Genre also allows me to understand things that are typical of romance films and things that aren't so I know what to include in my opening. Genre also allows me to understand the story ideas that my target audience like and the ones that they don't so I can come up with ideas that my target audience will like.

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Codal Analysis

Risk Assessment Form

Shot Types Practice

Title Ideas

I turned my prezi into a smart survey and posted it online and let people vote for which one they liked most for my film. These were the results

Taking into consideration these results my film title will be 

Opposites Attract.

My Title Ideas

- Last Love 

- Somebody to Love 

-The Final Goodbye 

- Last Summer 

- The Last Letter

- The Note 

- The Only One

- This is it 

- Once 

- One Chance 

- Unnatural Attraction

- Unequal Love 

- Punks Fall Too

- Opposites Attract

-Start Over

- Mixed Up

-Trouble 

- The Trip

- The One

- Love is my drug

- High on Love

The 4 names I have chosen to put to my target audience are 

- Opposites Attract

- Trouble 

- Love is my drug 

- Unnatural Attraction

Film Sequence With Audio

Film Classification

I have chosen to classify my film as a 12 because my film will use some strong language but only frequently there will also be drugs shown in my film as well. It doesn't fit into the 15 classification as my film doesn't use strong language frequently. It can't be a PG because of the fact that it uses strong language and drugs.  My film is a 12 also due to the fact that during the film there may be verbal references to sex. 

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Permission is hereby granted to [YOUR NAME] to use the property located at

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for the purpose of photographing and recording scenes for the above program produced by [YOUR NAME].

Permission includes the right to bring personnel and equipment onto the property and to remove them after completion of the work. The permission herein granted shall include the right, but not the obligation, to photograph the actual name connected with the premises and to use such name in the program(s).

The undersigned hereby gives to [YOUR NAME], its assigns, agents, licensees, affiliates, clients, principals, and representatives the absolute right and permission to copyright, use, exhibit, display, print, reproduce, televise, broadcast and distribute, for any lawful purpose, in whole or in part, through any means without limitation, any scenes containing the above described premises, all without inspection or further consent or approval by the undersigned of the finished product or of the use to which it may be applied.

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The undersigned hereby warrants and represents that the undersigned has full right and authority to solely enter into this agreement concerning the above described premises, and that the undersigned hereby indemnifies and holds [YOUR NAME], and/or its agents, harmless from and against any and all loss, liability, costs, damages or claims of any nature arising from, growing out of, or concerning the use of the above described premises except those directly caused by the negligent acts or deliberate misconduct of [YOUR NAME], or its/his/her agents.

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Filmmaker/Film Location Manager:________________ Date: __________

Location Release Forms

I hereby grant permission to use the real location at

Address

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(‘The premises’) for the purpose of recording of scenes (interior and exterior) for the use of Pukka Picture (Producer). Permission includes but is not limited bringing cast, crew, equipment and property and the right to remove them from the premises after the completion of the work. I represent that I own the property or have the authority to enter this agreement and grant these rights.

Permission is granted under the following consideration –

A digital copy of the finished film.

The premises will be used , commencing on or about the following date _____/______/______(the date is subject to change due to chances to the production schedule or due to bad weather conditions), and continuing until the completion of all scene and work to be completed on the premises, currently scheduled to finished on date: ____/______/_____.

Producer agrees to take care to prevent damage to the premises. Producer shall not be liable for indirect, incidental or consequential damage, including but not limited to the loss of use or loss of profit of any party, including myself.

Producers shall own any and all rights to recordings made by producers on or about the premises, including any recording of any identifying names or signs appearing thereon, and will have world-wide right to use and licence others to use any recordings in any matter whatsoever, including, but not limited to, the right to exhibit, record, edit or otherwise alter at the sole discretion of the producer, such recording or any portion thereof in any form of media whatsoever, without limitation or restriction

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