Saturday, 30 October 2010
Sunday, 17 October 2010
Friday, 15 October 2010
Rush Hour chase.
Rush Hour chase scene
I have looked at the film ‘Rush Hour’ as a chasing scene because it has an enigma code in it, this is because the baddy gets away, but he leaves a vital piece of evidence behind after the chase. This film stars two very well known actors called Jackie Chan (playing inspector Lee) and Chris Tucker (playing Carter). This chase starts off with Lee looking back and he then spots Juntao (the baddy), Lee then chases Juntao and then Carter follows, the next shot is of Juntao running down an alley way followed by Lee, then Juntao climbs a ladder and pulls it up and Lee then jumps off of a wall and then climbs the ladder and then pushes it down for Carter, the next shot then turns into a fight in an old deserted building, then when Carter comes through the door Juntao runs away and Lee follows with Carter behind, the next clip is of Juntao running on a scaffolding bridge and he then throws an axe, then Juntao runs across a damaged bridge and stumbles and this makes him drop an object, then Lee and Carter go on the bridge and fall through it, finally Juntao gets in a car and Carter opens fire, shooting the car. I may decide to use some of the ideas that have been made in this chase clip from Rush Hour in my opening scene of my film.
Wednesday, 13 October 2010
pitch feedback
Target audience
In my pitch I mentioned about the age of what I think would be the target audience and the class members seemed to agree with what I have fort it would be, then the class made notes on what gender would be best suited for my idea and the majority of the answers was teenage boys. This meant that the target audience was easily visible to the class and this was a good sign as it will be easy to spot what audience will best suite my film genre and story.
Results from the storyline
The results that I got back from the storyline of my film idea was mainly positive, but there were a few students that thought it wasn’t a very good story to use and one of the points that were made against my story board was that it seemed a bit bland for an action thriller and that I would need to make is sound more exiting.
Results from the location ideas
Almost all of the students in the class said that the location I have chosen is not suited for the genre of my film opening scene and the comments that I received were all saying that I could find a better location to film it at, an example of a better location was in a more urban surrounding e.g. down a street.
Suggestions on improvements
I have looked at all of the results from presenting my pitch and I have found out that there are some helpful suggestions that I may consider to use with my film and they are: to find a better location that suites the genre of my film (an example was to find an urban street), to find a well suited song for the chase (an example was to use a rock genre of song), to improve the story of the opening (an example was to show that the hostage is having a flashback). I will take all of the points that have been made with my pitch and I will consider using some of the points that have been made.