Brief analysed shot

An example of how I want characters to react to one another and how there is more than one action going on one shot e.g the third shot on the page shows Jacky checking his watch whilst Chris stamps on the low life. It also shows that from the first story board example and this one from the same scene that Jacky's face is not shown. This was intended to attempt to create the same meaning as in Pulp Fiction when all we see is Marsellus Wallace's back of his head. This amplifies both Jacky's and Wallace's presence and illustrates their power.

This week (5)

I have filmed another section of the montage sequence.

Planned another scene but from a different camera angle.

Finished making the paint mix for the blood for the final scene in the montage sequence.

Health and Saftey

This Week (4)

Though filming last weekend (8-9th Dec) was cancelled due to predicted bad weather and lack of transport for one or more of my actors, I have began work on planning stages that I have forgotten to upload to blogger. Also the location I had previously lost has been restored!

OLD Costume

"Street Gangsters"

• Casual men's  clothing e.g. jeans, hoodie, t-shirt etc.
• Casual women's clothing  e.g. Coat, jeans, skirt etc.

"Gangsters"

• Suit and tie of any dark colour.

"Poker players"

• Casual clothes.

"shopping Irish"

• Pinstripe suit; archetypal gangster

"Bar Tony"

• Smart suit

"Bar ladies"

• Dresses

Example of story board

Only the basics have been annotated on the storyboard as shown in the example.

This Week (3)

• I have secured a few more actors and managed to secure a new location.
• I have started filming the montage sequence.
• Going to hold interviews with the secured actors to see which role suits them best.
• Plan to film next weekend and hopefully mid week.
• Re-drafted my storyboard (Again!) 
• Finished the screenplay.