Introduction to Film

Workling from a script - Storyboarding I NITIAL STORYBOARDS: To make these we had to communicate with each other, as myself as the director, the editor and the camera person, so that we could all agree the angles of each f rame.  FINAL STORYBOARDS: The final decisions of storyboarding had been important. The images below show how the storyboards were before filming, they also include how I thought the timings would be, however, this doesn't necessarily mean these exact timings were used. EVALUATION OF STORYBOARDS: We stuck to these storyboards very closely, however some scenes had been different due to practicality and how the weather had been. For example, as the sun had been setting we couldn't directly face that way. EXTERIOR SHOTS STORYBOARD INTERIOR SHOTS STORYBOARD

Working from a script - Sound With the sound for our scene I began by thinking about the setting of our scene and what sounds might be linked with those pleases. For example with the scene that was set in the forest I thought of many different sounds that linked to a woodland like birds chirping, rustles in leaves and a light breeze blowing threw the trees. When Isabel who paled Lucy was walking threw the woods I thought that it couldn't stay silent and we needed to maybe have music playing to emperies the curiosity and wonder of Lucy.

Working from a script - Props PROPS THE PROPS NEEDED: -Boxes insinuating parcels: in the outside scene, Mr tumness is seen holding an armful of parcels. To make these I used a flat piece of cardboard and within, cut out a net. I then put together the net and wrapped them in paper to make it look as though they are parcels -A picture of an older faun: I found it hard to find a good picture of a faun but after looking on google images I came across this picture which was the most appropriate. the picture quality is quite low and therefore in the shot we will make sure that the photo isn't fully and is briefly shown on camera.  -A flute: in Mr Tumnus' house he begins to play a flute for Lucy which instigates her seeing the wonders of Narnia. Because of this, we will need a flute to show Mr Tumnus playing it in this scene. Luckily, one of the makers of the short film has a flute so we will use this to our advantage and use it in th...

COSTUME AND MAKE-UP          MR TUMNUS                                                                LUCY             Make up:                                                                      Make up:          Concealer                                                                      Lip tint           Eyeliner               ...

Working from a script - Setting SETTING LIST OF THE SETTINGS IN OUR SCRIPT: - Narnia - Alternative Universe - Mr Tumnus' House - Lampost Scene - Frosty Forest - The Wardrobe into Narnia Scene IMAGES OF POTENTIAL SETTINGS THAT CAN WORK AND REASONS WHY: Plantation Garden  - The Plantation Garden is a Grade II English Heritage registered garden close to Norwich City centre, next to the Catholic Cathedral. The Garden comprises nearly 3 acres and its features include a Gothic fountain, flower beds, lawns, an Italianate terrace, ‘Medieval’ wall, summer-house, woodland walkways and a rustic bridge. It is an idiosyncratic garden, a haven of peace and tranquillity and a glimpse into a bygone age.  Household  Hill  -  Household heath is an area of heathaland and woodland which lies in north east Norwich, England and a designated Local Nature Reserve. It is now mostly covered by broad-leaf semi-natural woodland, although som...