Titles Font

The first font that we tested did not suit our genre and looked unprofessional. We thought that it looked too rounded and not exciting enough.

We thought that this font suited the genre of spy opposed to our crime genre, that we later changed to action.

Audience Expectations

As we have decided that our genre is Action, we wanted to see what our audience expects from an action film. We asked 40 people to write on a piece of paper their immediate expectations, and their responses are portrayed in the clip below.

You can read about how we met these audience expectations here - http://cljnproductions.blogspot.co.uk/2014/03/how-have-we-met-audience-expectations.html

Codes and Conventions of Action Films

Change in Genre

You can read about the codes and conventions of action films in this blog post - http://cljnproductions.blogspot.co.uk/2014/03/codes-and-conventions-of-action-films.html

Our first draft commentary

Questionnaire Results

Questionnaire - First Draft

Above is a copy of the survey we will be giving out at the peer screening of our film opening. The questions relate to our use of camera work, editing, sound and mise-en-scene in order for us to receive accurate and useful feedback.

VoiceOver

We included two voice-overs to begin and end our piece. They are both spoken by Jack.
'You can only run for so long' begins the piece and
'If I stayed at home none of this would ever happen.' finishes it.

Editing Process