Final Song Choice!

There was a lot of debate of the music in the film, originally I thought about using a classical piece of music, however when I started to research the genre, it didn't work with the film. I also couldn't seem to find a piece of classical music that had enough suspense, so I had to re think things. I eventually thought of using a Radiohead song, because they have an eerie feel and fits perfectly with the film. In the end I decided on using 'The Amazing Sounds Of Orgy', the song has a very 'stalker' vibe which matches our film, and also the end lyrics are very potent - "So glad, so glad you're mine", this line is repeated 4 times in the film it is when the car is driving off, which implies that the girl who just got in car may not be seen again.

Rachel Fradgley :)

Final Storyboards!

The final storyboards have changed from the original ones, this is mainly because the shots didn't flow and it didn't really make sense, also when it came to properly editing the film and adding the transitions they didn't go well together. So I came up with a new set of storyboards that matched the film and made sense. The film is now easy for the audience to understand and the cliff hanger ending leaves a lot to the audiences imagination.

Rachel Fradgley :)

Another name idea!

Last night while thinking of a name for our thriller, I came up with maybe 'Misconceived Duress'. Misconceived is another name for mistaken and Duress means a compulsion to threat or force. This comes into it by the girl being sent threat text messages, then she is forced into the car.


Lauren Kay! :)

Original Storyboards!

These are the storyboards that we came up with, however we did not use them due to the story line having to be changed. So I (RACHEL!) will be re doing these over half term and making them match the current clip, with relevent scenes, camera angles, transitions, titles and music.

Rachel Fradgley & Lauren Kay

Problem with naming our film!

After looking into the name of our thriller film that we came up with "Mistaken identity", Rachel decided it did not look right with our film. So at this moment in time we are trying to think of another name, that still relates to our first idea, but make it better. Mistaken Identity gave too much of the thriller away and didn't look very good, when I made the video.

Even though our film is all finished, we are still having problems at coming up with a name for it. We have looked on dictionary to see if we can find alternative words to see if it can sound better, but still no luck. So far RACHEL has come up with these ideas;

• Unknown Receiver - I came up with this idea after thinking how when you normally answer a phone call you know the caller, however in our thriller instead of the caller's identity being unknown, it is the receiver's identity which is.
• Identity In Doubt - I again (Rachel!) came up with this name idea after basing it on 'Mistaken Identity' however making the name sound more mysterious and not so obvious.

Venn Diagram!

This Venn Diagram shows words that come to mind and represent when you think of the Genre's Action, Thriller and Horror. And also words that are common and represent two of the Genre's, and all of them together. It is used to show relations between different sets of things.

Editing 7!

Out of my past music choices, I came up with two tracks that I wanted to feature in the film; The Amazing Sounds of Orgy (TASO)- Radiohead and Comfortably Numb (CN) - Pink Floyd. For the first part of the film I was going to have TASO being played, this was because it has a nice walking beat and adds an eerie tension to the woodland scene. Then as the girl got the phone box CN was going to be played this was mainly because it has rather thrilling lyrics that would have fitted in the film idea nicely - "Hello? Is there anybody in there? Just nod if you can hear me. Is there anyone at home?"

However when I imported both songs into Premier Pro, when the two songs switched between each other, it sounded awful, so instead TASO is going to be played throughout the whole of the film.

Rachel Fradgley :)