AICE Media Studies

Shot 1 Micheal sits in his dimly lit apartment. The shot starts from the back. Shot 2 Pan around the couch to get a frontal view of the character. Shot 3 Slow zoom to the character's face showing his sleepless eyes Shot 4 A shadowy figure walks towards a house with a package. Shot 5 The door bell rings and the focus is on the package. Shot 6 The main character opens to see no one is there and notices the package. Shot 7 Picks up the box with the focus on the box. Shot 8 Shot changes to the box on a table with a light over it. Shot 9 Quick cut to the main character thinking. Shot 10 Bird-eye view of the box opening Shot 11 Picks up the envelope to see then cuts to black. Shot 12 Change of setting to an alleyway Shot 13 Goes to an establishing shot of a restaurant. Shot 14 Goes to inside to some seats. Shot 15 Two characters sit down on the seats. Shot 16 Exchange in dialogue about the note. Shot 17 The character gets up and walks out. Shot 18 Wide shot of the restaurant with the cha

The opening credits of my film will appear in a rugged font that appears to be “typed” into the middle and around the corner of the screen. Some credits, though few, will be embedded in the setting. For example, credits will be written on the folders and in the evidence when he is with Brain in the restaurant. Working Title: The title of this film is likely to be “Shattered Trust” It will be in Valden font and in all Caps:  Shattered Trust Titles will all be “Typed” onto the screen. They will come on as being typed and disappear with a cut effect on the text. Titles will disappear after 2 or 3 seconds with it flickering. Depending on the color of the scene I will be using Black Font. The names would have a completely different look to the main title. Something like this: DIRECTED BY: DANIEL  Each name will be 4 sizes smaller than the names.  Example:  DIRECTED BY:   Daniel Arroyo  

Location In Lucas's house, in a city alley, and in a restaurant. Participants Actors Lucas Alves Christan St. Rose Filming Daniel Arroyo Editing Lucas Alves Christan St. Rose Daniel Arroyo Directing Daniel Arroyo Health For our safety, we are going to have a med kit near us at all times to be equipped with basic medical supplies to address minor injuries or illnesses. Avoid anything that can lead to one of us getting hurt. Use reliable equipment and safety checks are performed before each use. Safety measures considerations for weather conditions, terrain, and other environmental factors that could affect the well-being of the cast and crew. Have an adult on set to make sure we don't get into anything wrong. Schedule 1/28 - 2/9 The filming is going to begin and finish when we get all the necessary shots and angles that we need by then. 2/14 - 2/21 Around this time we are going to edit and get everything done within this time frame.

  Location - INT. MICHAEL KANE'S APARTMENT - NIGHT   [Tense music playing]     [Michael Kane, a worn-out former detective, sits at his desk, surrounded by case files and old photographs. He receives a mysterious package.]       MICHAEL   (under his breath)   What's this?       [He opens the package, revealing a cryptic message and a photograph of a crime boss known as "The Shadow."]       MICHAEL    (to himself)   You can't outrun the past.         Location - CITY ALLEY - NIGHT       [Michael walks through a dimly lit alley, exchanging nods with shady figures. He spots a silhouette in the shadows.]       MICHAEL   (whispering)   I knew you'd come back to haunt me.         Location: RESTAURANT - DAY       [Michael confronts his former partner, Brain, about the mysterious package.]       BRAIN   (looking uneasy)   You're reopening old wounds, Michael. Some doors are better left closed.       MICHAEL   This goes deeper than we ever imagined. The Shadow is pul

1 - What titles are displayed during the opening sequences?  The displays pink text that is used to introduce us to the actors, who did the casting, the costume designer, the music by, the production designer, who edited, the director of photography, and the executive producers, who produced by, based on the book by, screenplay by, and directed by.   2 - What images are prioritized in the opening sequence?     The images prioritized are the driver close-ups with him driving the car through a city. 3 - How does the film establish a feeling of the genre from the outset?     The outset establishes a feeling of the genre through its pink text, its music, and its retro-inspired feel.

 1 - What titles are displayed during the opening sequences? The title displayed the studio, director, actors who are in the movie, who produced the film, who's the music by, the editors, who did the makeup, the consultant, the director of photography, and who it's written by. 2 - What images are prioritized in the opening sequence? A taxi driving through an urban city with extreme close-ups of the main character. 3 - How does the film establish a feeling of the genre from the outset? The outset establishes a feeling of the genre through the use of neon and the overall design contributes to the film while also getting the NYC feel from the 1970s.