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Monday, 3 December 2012

Film Certificates.

UUniversalSuitable for all
PGParental GuidanceGeneral viewing, but some scenes may be unsuitable for young children
12A12 Accompanied/AdvisorySuitable for those aged 12 and older (cinema only); under 12s admitted, but only if accompanied by an adult
1212Suitable for those aged 12 and older (VHS and DVD only)
1515Suitable for those aged 15 and older
1818Suitable for those aged 18 and older
R18Restricted 18Restricted to those aged 18 and older and only available at licensed cinemas and sex shop The latter will not require a licence to sell R18 films.

Saturday, 1 December 2012

Soundtrack Ideas



In alot of films in our genre, alot of trip hop is used, which is basically slow electric. I thought this song would be good its a traditional song of this genre, the only problem of thes would be copyright, i can scour the internet to find a kareoke version which would not be copyrighted, this may take come time. However it can be any genre it just needs to be a slow one. Its it wouyld fit in and capture the emotion of the man being killed. This slow acoutsic song would also be effective, either this or we could compose our own song.


Monday, 26 November 2012

Drive



THRILLERS
Drive is a film about a man who is a very talented driver, to the point its all he know how to do. He gets involved with gangs trying to break his friends husbands contract.

This Thriller is one of the best I've seen in a long while. It uses tense moments to spur the viewer on to find out what happens later on. it invlolves un expected twists and intriguing scenes. It also uses the main character as a main interest to the viewers as hes very strange. We see the film from his perspective but we know nothing about him. this makes us watch on. The main character is seen as socially awkward and almost like a kid in a mans body who is unsure of the world, or so he appears. This intrigues the viewers to find out more about him.

In this scene we see a tense getaway scene, that fits in well for an opening scene. typicall of thrillers we start of in what seem like an un related scene, to almost just show you what the film is about but also not give anything away about the story line. just to set the veiwer up for the main storyline, which seems quite effective to me. This scene creates tension by trying not to be found out smarting the enemy, and then nearly being on the brink of being found, them racing away and then hiding.

Tuesday, 20 November 2012

Drive Audience Profile

Age:%:Gender:%:Class%:


4-60%Male:77%AB24%


7-110%Female:23%C122%


12-140%C229%


15-2440%DE25%


25-3438%


35-4413%


45+9%