Sunday, 24 March 2013
Initial ideas for a story line
Synopsis:
A group of
teenagers decide to sneak into an abandoned mental hospital to see what’s
inside. They break in through the back. It’s dusk and very dark out. They take
a video camera in with them, so they can document what happens. They didn't know what to expect to find on the inside. But they could never have imagined
what they actually found.
Friday, 22 March 2013
Thursday, 21 March 2013
Deciding on my film magazine name
After researching other film magazines in the media i noticed common conventions of all of these and decided to put these together in my own way to create my film magazine.
Firstly, i had to choose a name. I thought that it should reflect the film industry so that it would be easily recognisable as a film magazine by audiences. Therefore, i made a list of all different words that relate to film and key concepts of it that could eventually become the name of my magazine.
I decided to take these words and put them into a word cloud so that they would be easy to look at and displayed in an interesting way. So here is my word cloud:
Firstly, i had to choose a name. I thought that it should reflect the film industry so that it would be easily recognisable as a film magazine by audiences. Therefore, i made a list of all different words that relate to film and key concepts of it that could eventually become the name of my magazine.
I decided to take these words and put them into a word cloud so that they would be easy to look at and displayed in an interesting way. So here is my word cloud:
I used the website tagxedo.com.
After looking at my word cloud for a bit and weighing up my options i decided to go with the word "Screen" for the title because it is fairly obvious and could be recognised easily enough as a film related word.
I also debated calling my magazine "Silver Screen" but decided that the extra word was unnecessary and I'd rather keep it short, similar to other popular film magazines (Empire, etc.).
Thursday, 14 March 2013
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