Tiana Wijohn MS 2022

 

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  Teachers comments: Hey Tiana   I think some of your shots here are great. In some cases I think your camera movement is a bit distracting. Do you have any more ‘still’ footage?   Your music is really intense for what is happening on screen. Why don’t you play around with some of the soundtracks below and see how it changes the suspense build?   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ewQiU3q5jM   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TAnoryONNWI   Libby is a great actress! She looks genuinely worried and concerned. Us as the audience don’t have any insight into why we see a house in the beginning as an establishing shot and then it doesn’t feature again. Do you want to have the mum calling out that it’s nearly time to come in?   I would have Libby’s audio recorded of her yelling back that she is going to find the cat, something like, “I can’t come in until I find ____” Then at least it gives the audience an understanding of why this girl is walking around scared ...

My Roles: script early technical decisions for effect Talent & Script Weather check for filming day(s) Camera operator Director/time-keeper treatment Brainstorm character-Lily  by tiana wijohn Script Treatment A Treatment for SWING Prepared by DTM Productions It is proposed that the film will be of 2-2:30 minutes duration, and it will be filmed at the following location, Steph Armstrong's house as our main actor lives there so it was easy to get access to as well as it has area for a forest that our main events are in as well as being a house, where we want our setting to be set at. The house also has a swing set which will be used for our abduction scene. The film will include the following processes of thriller films, being set in a forest, using an innocent child as a protagonist, being set at night, an abduction scene, hand held shaky camera filming, long takes to establish the scene for audience (Using Hitchcock's of idea of giving the audience an expectation of what...