Unit 5 Evaluation – My Personal Contribution

Pre-Production Project Organisation and Idea Generation – The initial and first stage of this project was the organisation of the project and its various producers into allocated roles. This was done at a roundtable discussion at the start of the project wherein all those involved in the project, with the exception of those individuals missing

Unit 7 Evaluation

Pre-Production The first activity I conducted in the pursuit of completing Unit 7 was selecting and thereafter expounding on the plot, characters, settings and specific narrative intricacies of an interactive media product. The product I selected to analyse and discuss for the aforementioned criteria was The Wolf Among Us, a game made by now defunct

Unit 7 Introduction

This academic unit, titled “Interactive Media emphasises the selective capacity  and interactivity of the viewer such as in Netflix hit Black Mirror: Bandersnatch. The Unit foremost demands the development in a production group of an interactive film wherein the viewers choices form the plotline of the overall film, with multiple distinct paths being accessible depending

I-Media Product: The Wolf Among Us

Plot Synopsis: In Fabletown, a small, gritty, unwelcoming, hidden and noire-styled section of New York City, wherein the characters from fables live, Sherriff Bigby Wolf AKA The Big Bad Wolf, must as Sherriff of Fabletown traverse the harsh and unkind reality of the Fables community in search of a shadowy killer who terrorises the Fabletown

Audience Reaction and First-Hand, Critical Perspectives

First Critique and Potential Improvements: What was good: The lighting on the facial structure is accurate and good. The physical positioning too is well-reflective and correspondent. The editorial and artificial blurring of much of the image is precise. What was not good: The lighting on the shirt is somewhat too bright to reflect the original

Unit 6 Evaluation

Pre-Production: Paperwork and Analysis – Discussion of 10 Films The first part of the Unit dictated us to, based on our artistic disposition, select 10 films which we love and enjoy, thereafter detailing them in relation to their productive information and particular artistic and cinematic specifications, such as their release date, critical reception, genre, cast/crew

Unit 6: 5 Mise-en-Scene Analysis

The Godfather Part Two (1974) Selected Scene: “Michael Talks with Fredo” Narrative Context: A scene wherein Michael Corleone, leader of the Corleone crime family shown in The Godfather franchise discusses with his older brother Fredo his alleged betrayal of Michael and the circumstances and histories which predisposed this treachery. Film Still: Mise-en-Scene: Set/Setting (Physical Location)

Unit 6: Film Stills

Detailing of 10 Films “Seven” (1995) Estimated Budget: $33,000,000 Worldwide Gross: $327, 311, 859 Runtime: 127 Minutes (2 hours and 7 mins) Age Certification: R (USA)/18 (UK) Major Awards and Nominations: 1 Oscar (Academy Awards) Nomination 1 BAFTA Nomination 26 Wins and 39 Nominations Altogether Genre: Drama, Mystery, Crime Film Premiere: 15 September, 1995 (New

Academic Unit 1: Post-Production and Editorial Stage

The first stage of post-production was in clip/footage classification, which was conducted for both audio and general footage over a few hours, wherein I used the college Mac’s built-in, colourisation feature to classify the practical usability of audio and specific clips, the majority of which were classified as red, a sizable and appropriate minority being

Academic Unit 1: Production and Filming

The first part of the larger, productive stage in this project begins in the assembly and aggregation of talent release forms and and equipment booking forms, which, in alignment with my pre-formed shooting schedule as shown in the treatment sheet, all fall within the dates of the 24th of September and the 4th of October,