Finished Product, Ring Of Roses - Casey,Megan and Dannielle AND The final Idea (:

This is my finished thriller product. I feel that the basic concept of thrillers are evident in my film and all the things i set out to do have been achieved.

Because our film was deleted off the system we had to start again so decided to change our idea a little bit. We still used the corridor but had the camera going towards the closed door to a secluded room. The camera went up to the actor, and zoomed into her eye where there was a flashback. The flashback was her and 2 friends when they were younger playing 'a ring a ring of roses'. 2 of the other actors pushed her to the ground resulting in her death. They ran away in fear. The flashback finishes and it ends with a quick close up shot of her face.

180 Degree Rule

The 180 Degree Rule is an important aspect of the film grammar. The Director's template has a tool for drawing in the 180 degree axis and it is worthwhile to get in the habit of drawing it in. Crossing the 180 degree axis can be very confusing since the directions established for the viewer is changed.
http://www.solutioneers.net/cinema/axis.htm

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Questionairre

How old are you? (Circle answer)

12 - 18

19 - 25

26 - 32

33+


What gender are you? (Circle answer)

Male

Female


How often do you go to the cinemas? (Circle answer)

Once a month

Twice a month

Once a week

More


What type of thrillers do you like to watch? (Circle answer)

Psycological thrillers

American thrillers

Spy thrillers

Other


What do you like about thrillers?
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Name some thrillers you have watched

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Health And safety Risk Assessment

1. No filming in inappropriate locations.
2. Check safety of locations. For example, a lake.
3. Minimise risk of theft of equipment.
4. When filming in locations ensure that the teacher or a responsible adult knows where you are and have a telephone number, and know when your due back.
5. Check all equipment is working before you leave.
6. Ensure you have permission for filming if necessary.
7. Always film with at least one other person.
8. Ensure you have the permission of those you are filming.