Evaluation Activity 5

Evaluation Activity 6

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XS8q9eg9lMs

This is the editing diary.

This is a video of the technologies.

Evaluation Activity 7

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2rDB9L4wR1Y&feature=player_profilepage

We have done this evaluation activity by video. We have played the thriller film whilst analysing and explaining the choices that we have made.

We included the over the shoulder shot when we filmed this. We played the footage of the Preliminary Task so viewers can understand what we mean once they see it.

The Final Poster

Final Piece. The Existence

On our thriller the end 5 seconds were cut off because the film would not upload fully onto YouTube which has therefore cut off the end. In the last 3 seconds Alex hushes Tabi and she realises that Alex is real and not just a dream. Also the title ‘The Existence’ comes up with the music on quietly. Furthermore, some of the music has been cut out during the film on this YouTube clip as it wouldn’t upload properly onto the hard-drive which then was put onto YouTube. 

BBFC

Now we have finished the film, we have looked back on the British Board of Film Class (BBFC) to see what we would now rate our thriller. From looking at what each certificate allows in films, we have decided to stay with certificate 15. This is an appropriate certificate as it then allows us to include adult themes, hard drugs, strong words, moderate-strong violence/sex references and mild non detailed sex activity. Films that are like this are ‘Good Luck Chuck’ and ‘The Uninvited’. In our thriller we have not used any of these features as we didn’t feel the need to include them, but later in the film there is then a chance for it to include any of the themes listed above.

Marketing

As marketing is one of the most important things for a film we decided to make this page to help to promote and market ‘The Existence’. As the social networking site, ‘Facebook’ has increasingly more popular, we thought that this would be the perfect way to get people to notice our film by suggesting the page to our friends who can then send it onto their friends to get more and more people involved. 

As ‘Twitter’ is becoming the new ‘Facebook’, we have also used it to promote our film as more teenagers are using it. We thought this would be a good way to sponsor our thriller as it would allow us to get in contact with the public to see what their views are and what they thought we could improve or keep in the thriller. Also, as people could re-tweet us, this would mean that more people would find out about the film.