Evaluation - Question 3

What kind of media institutions might distribute your media product and why?

Evaluation - Question 2

How does your media product represent particular social groups?

Evaluation - Question 5

 Evaluation Question 5: How did you attract/address your audience?

Evaluation - Question 6

What have you learnt about technologies from the process of constructing this product? 

Evaluation - Question 7

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Evaluation - Question 4

Evaluation, Question Four. Who would be the audience for your media product?

 

 

Evaluation - Question 1

Question One, In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products? from emmaspyramediastudies

Thriller Finished Video

Our Thriller is now finished and is now on YouTube.

Risk Assessment

We have created a risk assessment for our Thriller. Risk assessment for our Thriller

List of equipment, props and costumes

For our Thriller we will need to use props, equipment and costumes. We have made a list of the things we need and will be using to make sure we won't forget them when we film our thriller.

Thriller Opening

We have already started a opening for our thriller. To edit our Thriller we will be using Apple Final Cut Pro on a Mac Book Pro with retina display.

Font Research

We have looked at some fonts on the internet and we have decided that we would like to use one of these fonts.

Our Filming Schedule

This is our filming schedule for our Thriller opening.

Our Plot for our Thriler

Plot for our Thriller can be seen here

Textual Analysis

Textual Analysis
By Emma Spyra, Gemma Renshaw and Kerry Findley

Filming Location Shots

This is where we are thinking about filming our thriller. We will be using a car in the town centre of Chesterfield.

Audience Feedback Presentation

Audience feedback presentation from emmaspyramediastudies

1. THE FIRST SCENE OPENS WITH AN INCIDENT OF THE MAIN CHARACTER BEING ASSAULTED IN A MULTI STORY CAR PARK. SHE WILL BE KILLED AND HER BODY LEFT AT THE SCENE. THERE WILL ONLY BE A SHOT OF THE BLOOD COVERED FLOOR. THE FILM WILL THEN CUT TO THE PAST TO SHOW THE WOMAN IN HER KITCHEN AND LOOKING OUT OF HER WINDOW AT HER FUTURE ASSAILANT. SHE WILL ASSOCIATE THIS LATER WITH HER ATTACK. SHE WILL THEN GET WORRIED IN THIS SECOND SCENE AND DROP HER CUP. 2. CHARACTER IDEAS: WE ARE ONLY HAVING TWO OR THREE CHARACTERS WHO ARE: • A BUISNESS WOMAN • STALKER (ANTAGONIST) DIALOG OPTIONS: A: DIALOGUE B: NO DIALOGUE 3. CARPARK KITCHEN RANGE ROVER (WE HAVE NOT YET HAD TIME TO TAKE OUR OWN PICTURES OF THE LOCATIONS) 4. A summary of the first progress of our storyboarding. 5. A: ALWAYS A CATCH B: THE LAST DAY C: ISOLATE D: CARRIE POTTER AND THE STAB IN THE CAR PARK 6. OUR TARGET AUDIENCE IS 15+ YEAR OLDS AS THERE WILL BE ELEMENTS OF PHSYCOLOGICAL HORROR AND BREIF GORE. 7. WHAT DO YOU THINK OF OUR THRILLER/HOW COULD WE IMPROVE IT? We will present this to our target audience to get back feedback. We will then use the feedback in our thriller film.

Our Storyboards

We will be using and following these storyboards while filming for our Thriller film.

By Kerry Findley, Gemma Renshaw and Emma Spyra

Representation of Survey Results

Representation of data | Infographics

Famous Directors of Thrillers

By Emma Spyra, Gemma Renshaw, Kerry Findley and Cameron Watson