Final Enigma Trailer

Evaluation Question 2

Evaluation Question 1B

Evaluation Question 4

The process of editing

This is some of the process of our editing. we tried to use various techniques such as adding sound and enhancing/adjusting the contrast of the clips. Every time we edited I always gained new skills and here are a few screen grabs of the process.

Sound Effect Experiments

This is the initial sound that we wanted to edit.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B9DZqRIFb2NncUY2WG9GQkcxWTA/edit?usp=sharing

We created a police radio effect using garageband to combine the static sound with a voiceover alerting the viewers of the exposition. This allowed us the create an effect that was police like and added a greater sense of narrative into the trailer.

This is the final outcome of our experiment on garageband.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B9DZqRIFb2NncUY2WG9GQkcxWTA/edit?usp=sharing

Evaluation Question Three

Evaluation Question 1A

Enigma: Behind the scenes action..

Final Poster Draft

Final Magazine Draft

Actor/Actress Profiles

Crew Introductions

Shots and Scene Ideas

Scene 1 - Shot 1 - Basement Shot - Tracking Long Shot - (Killer Coming Out of the cell, walking down the corridor and chains are rattling)

Shot 2 - Lions gate & Paramount

Shot 3 - Close up shot - chains dragging. (Creates element of mystery)

Shot 3 - (Words "Nothing Will ever be the same")

Scene 2 - Shot 1 - Flashback scene, Range of Pan Shots, - (Mums Leaving, Argument With Parents, Killers Motive is seen)

Scene 3 - Shot 1 - Establishing Shot (Killer going in and Victim coming out)

Shot 2 -  Over the Shoulder Shot (Victims Boarding The Train, and the killer is watching from a distance)

Shot 3 - Close Up, Chiaroscuro Lighting, (The killer is looking sinister, ambiguity is seen)

Scene 4 - Shot 1 - Tracking Shot (In school, victim 2 is greeting their friends, final girl scene.)

Scene 5 - Shot 1 - MidShot, then Close Up (Getting off the bus and walking, hearing her footsteps.)

Scene 6 - Shot 1 - (Rating, Quotes & Reviews)

Scene 7 - Shot 1 - Long Shot (Victim is sitting in an office, Flashing of killers face and body walking through glass)

Scene 8 - Shot 1 - Close Up (School entrance doorknob turns, creates ambiguity)

Scene 9 - Shot 1 - Long Shot (Victim is walking down an alleyway breathing heavily)

Scene 9 - Shot 2 - High Angle ( Shadow of killer following her)

Scene 10 (Continuation of Scene 1) - Shot 1 - Side Long-shot (Killer is getting off at King George, is waiting for Victim 1 to arrive.

Scene 11 (Continuation of Scene 4) - Shot 1 - (Victim 2 hears a scream and goes back to the door to check, and she looks back at the room suspiciously)

Scene 12 (Continuation of Scene 10) - Shot 1 - Two Shot (The killer is looking at victim 1. While she's coming off the train, Killer is going on)

Scene 13 - Shot 1 - A pan around different images of victims. (Killer is in the basement and is looking at a collage on the wall)

Scene 14 - Shot 1 - "Torture Lies Within"

Scene 15 - Shot 1 - Midshot (Witness (Hero) gets off at the train station King George with the victim and which point the witness is suspicious, so he calls the number for help)

Scene 16 - Shot 1 - Close-Up Zoom of drips on the floor (Knife with Blood dripping to show genre/weapon idea.)

Scene 17 - Shot 1 - Tracking Shot (Face, Legs, Looking Behind)

Scene 18 - Shot 1 - (Release Date of Movie)

Scene 19 (Continuation Of Scene 13) - Shot 1 - Close-Up of tears running down cheeks (Screaming In Background)

Scene 19 - Shot 2 - Establishing Shot (Victims sitting in the chair, trying to escape)

Scene 19 - Shot 3 - Collage - (The blood from the knife is used to crossout the faces from the victims)

Scene 19 - Shot 4 - Extreme Close-Up (The killers eyes open, revealing credits + release date)

Scene 20 - Shot 1 - Enigma

Enigma Storyboard

Enigma Location Pictures

Poster Draft Eleven

Film Poster Draft Ten

After looking at previous drafts I decided to change the layout of my poster to make it conform to the horror genre more. I changed the background to a black and red colour to enhance audience interpretations of the horror genre. I then used the same image as before but without it being so simplistic and used the close up in the poster. I changed the contrast and brightness to make him look sinister and a foreboding character. I then also changed the font of the tagline and film name to make it look like it was a part of the slashing action, like it was being dragged across with a knife or even torn apart.

Film Mag Draft 5

Film Mag Draft 5

This is another developmental draft of my previous drafts. On this draft I decided to change the positioning of the information to make it look effective, however I think that it may look a bit too clustered for a horror magazine and there is a lot of font variety which I think makes the magazine look like a different genre.