Preliminary Film

Actor 1 - Tobi Sanbe
Actor 2 - Nathan Okusi

Props - Monster Munch Crisps, Blacked out sunglasses, Bag, Tripod, Camera

Dialogue


Tobi enters


Nathan - You made it?

Tobi - (nods)

Nathan - Did you manage to secure the package?

Tobi - Course (Tobi goes into bag and throws package on Nathans desk)

Tobi exits

I Am Legend Opening Title Sequence

Warner Bros Pictures
Actors - Will Smith, Emma Thompson, Alice Braga, Dean Mihok
Novel by Richard Matheson
Music by - James Newton Howard

Spiderman Opening title sequence

Columbia Pictures - American Film Company
Marvel Enterprises Production
Starring - Toby Maguire, Willen Dafoe, Kirsten Dunst, James Franco, Cliff Robertson, Rosemary harris, J.K Simmons, Gerry Becker, Bill Nunn, Jack Betts, Stanley Anderson, Ron Perkins
Casting by - Francine Maisler & Lynn Kressel
Co-Producer - Grant Curtis
Music by - Danny Elfman
Costumes Designed by - James Acheson
Visual Effects Designed by - John Dykstra
Edited by - Bob Murawski& Arthur Coburn
Production Designer - Neil Spisak
Executive Producers - Avi arad & Stan Lee
Produced by - Laura Ziskin & Ian Bryce
Based on the MARVEL Comic
Screenplay by - David Koepp
Directed by - Sam Raimi

Catch Me If You Can

Dreamworks Pictures - American film production company which develops and produces films.
Kemp Company and Splendid Pictures production
Parkes/ Macdonald prodcution
Steven Spielberg film
Actors - Leonardo Di Caprio, Tom Hanks, Christopher Walken, Martin Sheen, Nathalie Baye, Amy Adams, James Brolin, Brian Howe, Frank John Hughes, Steve Eastin, Chris Ellis, John Finn
Casting by - Debra Zane,     Casting Associate - Terri Taylor
Co - Producer - Devorah Moos Hankin
Music by - John Williams
Costume Designer - Mary Zophres
Film Editor - Michael Kahn
Production Designer - Jeannine Oppewall
Co-executive Prroducer - Daniel Lupi
Executive Producer - Barry Kemp & Laurie Macdonald
Produced by - Steven Spielberg & Walter F. Parkes
Directed by - Steven Spielberg

Panic Room

Columbia Pictures (Sony) - American Film production company, owned by Sony, they fund and produce the film, then take some of the profit made by the film.                

A Hofflund/ Polone production             

Indelible Picture                                                 

Actors - Jodie Foster, Forest Whitaker, Dwight Yoakam, Jared Leto, Kristen Stewart, Ann Magnuson, Ian Buchanan, Patrick Bauchau and Paul Schulze.                                                 

Casting by - Laray Yayfield                                 

Costume Designer - Michael Kaplan                  

Music by - Howard Shore                                    

Film Editors - James Haygood & Angus Wall      

Production Designer - Arthur Max                      

Directors of Photography - Conrad W. Hall & Darius Khondji

Producers -Gavin Polone, Judy Hofflund, David Koepp & Cean Chaffin

Written by - David Koepp

Directed by - David Fincher

                                                       

                                                   

                                               

      

                                                

Preliminary Film Storyboard

Shot Reverse Shot

This is a film technique used to show that two characters are looking at eachother. The first character is shown looking at the second character, who is often off-screen, then the second character is shown looking back at the first. The viewer then assumes that the two characters are looking at eachother.

Thrillers


A thriller is a genre which is full of suspense and maintains, 'on the edge of your seat,' action throughout and is full of enigmas which keeps the viewer anticipated. Thrillers can be used in theatre productions, films, books and radio, and are very popular due to their fast paced, suspenseful scenes and keeps the viewer asking the question, 'why?'

Examples of thrillers - Pulp fiction, The dark knight, Inception, Phsycho, Rear Window

Sub Thrillers - Drama thrillers, Mystery Thrillers, Horror Thrillers, Sci-Fi Thrillers, Psychological Thrillers, Crime Thrillers, Political Thrillers, Paranoid Thrillers

180 degree rule

The180 degree rule states that two characters should always maintain a left/right relationship. The camera has an imaginary axis of which the camera cannot pass otherwise it would become a reverse angle. This rule is commonly used in media where two characters are having a conversation, Ant and Dec use the rule in almost all of their appearances. The picture on the right shows the axis on which the camera can be placed, the characters should be facing the same direction at all times within the scene, to avoid confusion to the viewers.