What Should I Have On My Blog - Final

1. Group Film Idea
2. Genre codes and conventions research
3. Draft Treatment (300 words - answering the questions)
4. Mood Board – screen shot with explanation of the key concepts you have chosen
5. Treatment Questions answered
6. Final Treatment (500 words + three acts)
7. Trailer Analysis (Mrs Collister)
8. Audience Profile
9. Audience Research
10. Questionnaire Questions
11. Interview Questions
12. Questionnaire Analysis (In Excel)
(Don't forget to comment on each graph - a video commentary is best)
13. Interivew Recording (Editing in Final Cut)
14. Three Acts to My Trailer (Mrs Collister)
15. Storyboards for My Trailer (Mrs Collister)
16. Animatic
17. Location Scouting - images with full explanation
(i.e. examples from other films where similar locations have been used)
18. Weekly update (a video commentary is best)
19. PRODUCTION SCHEDULE
20. EDITING DIARY
21. FINAL PRODUCTION – First Cut
22. FINAL PRODUCTION – Second Cut
22. MAGAZINE RESEARCH (Mrs Collister)
23. ANCILLARY1 – Magazine
24. POSTER RESEARCH (Mrs Collister)
25. ANCILLARY2 – Poster
26. AUDIENCE FEEDBACK
27. WRITTEN EVALUATION
28. FILMED EVALUATION

Previous post check
(WITHOUT THIS YOU CANNOT GET ABOVE A GRADE D AT A2)
- Go over all your posts so far and check they are at A2 standard. This includes:

Detail Explanation (PEES)
Supported with Images/Videos
Support with links to other websites as evidence of research
References are included

References

Bibliography
Author/Year/Title
James, A (2005) A History of film form

Websites
www.filmform.com – accessed 10/09/2010

Filmography
Year/Film/Director 1979 - Star Wars (George Lucas

Evaluation Questions

1)In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?

2)How effective is the combination of your main product and ancillary texts?

3)What have you learned from your audience feedback?

4)How did you use media technologies in the construction and research, planning and evaluation stages?