Explanation of thriller classification

 

 

 

The classification we have decided to base our thriller film on is "15". This is because the film itself has scenes of violent conduct and may have use of bad langauage. Violence is used during the scene of the car when it hits Anna. Our film  involves death, injury and violence which is dangerously able to influence younger children and so we believe that children should be 15 and above.

However we are use that our film doesn't classify as an 18 as it doesn't contain any sexual activity or nudity. This type of film would be more suitable for adults. We know that our film is a 15 because we show and use  horrifying scenes. We also have death and the use of blood and gore within our film.


Therefore our film is aimed for 15 and above as it does contain the use of violence and criminal activity.

Amar's speech

  

                                                                        "Preparation is Key" - Amar.

Location Reece, we must...

Take Photographs
Diagnose any problems with that location
Make notes about the location
Source information about the location

The Shot List

Always have a shot list of all the different shots you're going to be using/may be using.
Helps to organise what needs to be filmed.
Be detailed and cover most aspects of your script.

 

All the different Test Shots

Get a feel for the location your going to use.
Get used the equipment being used.
Identify any props/ costumes needed that haven't already been confirmed.
Doing test shots helps during the edit process.

 

Digitals Storyboard

take pictures of different shots to shows what it is likely to look like
Print them for use when making your actual opening to help
Possibly use google earth to get an overview of the location

The Shooting Schedule

Make you aware of any restrictions people have with location/work ect.
Knowing what your filming and when you're doing so.
Make sure everyone is available to film at a specific time.

Mind Map for our thriller.

This is the mind map for our thriller. it indicates the type of characters, plots, props, locations and customes we're going to use in our film. it outlines what we're going to include in our film and highlights our film's main purpose.