Skip to main content

Get Out


Get Out:

The production process - 

pre-production - 


  • financing will be confirmed
  • principal cast members, director and cinematographer are set
  • The screenplay is finalised
  • The scripts broken down into individual scenes and storyboarded
  • Locations, props, cast members, costumes, special effects and visual effects are identified
  • an extremely detailed schedule is produced
  • sets are constructed
  • the crew is hired
  • financial arrangements are put in place and a start date for the beginning of principal photography is set
  • There will be read-through of the script. 

Production - 

  • involves:
  • camera crew
  • lighting department
  • sound department
  • directorial apartment
  • runners
  • location crew
  • security
  • drivers
  • stunt crew
  • actors
  • talent
  • caterers
  • rushes runners

Low budget films might be shot over a period of five to six weeks. Sometimes this will involve 18-hour days, often six days a week. Bigger films will take much longer (75-120 days).


Post-Production - 

  • principally involves editing and sound
  • The editing suite was, at one time, known  as the cutting room, because films reels had to be cut and spliced together. 
  • Involves sound designs, with dubbing mixers and foley artists. 

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Independent Films + Joint Ventures

Independent Films + Joint Ventures  Joint Venture= when a media company works with another on a project mutually beneficial for both parties (independent companies) - independent and conglomerate e.g  blumhouse + universal  Funding  Distribution  Ownership  Marketing  Personnel  Diversification into different platforms  Advantages:  - independent company gains more profit - distribution from bigger conglomerates causes more recognition for smaller independent companies  - Headhunting from conglomerate to independent company to gain new employers  - the bigger conglomerate may have the links for expanding onto different platforms and therefore will help the independent company expand to different platforms e.g linking with Netflix, prime  - Conglomerate able to provide much more funding to help support independent company  - Both got same risk (ownership) - Different ideologies with smaller companies - new ideas/f...
Post a Comment
Read more

Radio: RAJAR & Audience

RAJAR & Audience  Rajar= audience collater (Radio Joint Audience Research) measures radio audiences in the UK - jointly owned by the BBC and the radiocentre in behalf of the  commercial  sector  - Set up in 1992  - PSB and Commercial radio  - Owned: bbc and radiocentre  - Independent contractor for research- ipsos-Mori  - Various types of data for analysis  - Offer training aswell  - 18% of 32% of people who own a voice activated speaker use it to listen to the radio  - The most popular place to listen to the radio is at home 60%/ 68% out of listening to radio in a vehicle or work/ elsewhere  Heart: total hours: 58,322 VS BBC Radio 1: 55,651 Karrang!: 1,661 From your knowledge of contemporary media consumption patterns, describe two possible reasons why the listenership of Hallam FM has decreased since 1999 One possible reason why the readership of Hallam FM has decreased since 1999 due to the diversification of r...
Post a Comment
Read more

Kerrang! Textual Analysis

 Kerrang! Textual Analysis  Magazine front cover: Masthead - where is it situated , what colour and what font Font - How many fonts are there, do they elate to the genre colour scheme - how many colours are there, do they relate to the genre Slogan - is it memorable, is it a pun, where is it Cover lines - do they relate to the genre Main magazine - what type of shot is it Puffs Barcode Issue date Publisher Date Website Magazine double page spread: Title - how big is it, where is it placed, what does it look like Layout Size Lead - beginning of a story Wx5 Use of columns  Image used - what/who Image details - has credit been given to model/ photographer Pull quote - from Who and why Colour scheme - does it follow on from. the cover Text - size, font style, placement Contact information Magazine logo Date/page number - where, why, what font style Body copy - main text on page Front cover analysis: Is there a sense of commonality? - Some have bands, some have individual arti...
Post a Comment
Read more