Patience- Shot list

Shot List
Scene	Shot Number	Description
Scene One Scene Two Scene Three Scene Four Scene Five Scene Six Scene Seven Scene Eight Scene Nine Scene Ten Scene Eleven Scene Twelve Scene Thirteen-Fourteen Scene Fifteen Scene Sixteen-Seventeen Scene Eighteen Scene Nineteen Scene Twenty Scene Twenty One Scene Twenty Two Scene Twenty Three Scene Twenty Four	1 2 3 4 2 4 2 2 1 5 6 2 7 2 8 4 2 7 7 7 9 0	Long Shot of Destiny reading Newspaper Close Up of phone ringing Extreme Close up of Destiny answering phone Medium shot of Sibling talking Close Up of Siblings chin Medium Shot of 'Random' door Close Up of Destiny's face Close Up of Destiny's Forehead Long Shot of Sibling Establishing Shot of Siblings house Over the Shoulder of Destiny on phone Close up of Destiny looking up Eyeline Match/POV of Destiny walking towards door Close Up of Destiny turning door knob Shot-Reverse-Shot of Destiny/Sam Medium Shot of Destiny/Sam Close Up of Sam's face POV of Destiny's view of Sam POV of Door closing(Sam's view) POV of Door closing(Destiny's view) Low Angle of Destiny Straight Cut to Black

Patience- Animatic

This Animatic shows the basic storyboard for 'Patience', and while not every shot or shot type will be used, we hope that it serves as a good enough guide for us to film with relative ease.

Patience- Storyboard

Storyboard

Storyboard for Illuminate:

This is the collection of pictures used in the storyboard for the film which we are going to be making; illuminate, all of the shots are in order going from top to bottom and all of them or at least the majority of them w should be using in the actual film. 

 

Patience- Costume

Costumes and props

Characters and Props

Character Name: Destiny
Costume:  Light coloured top Darker coloured jeans/ Trouser Casual shoes	Props: Whip Newspaper Phone
Character Name: Sam
Costume: Torn and ripped shirt Torn and ripped trousers  Scruffy hair	Props: Fake blood  Bounding rope Chair
Character Name:Sibling
Costume: Dark coat Jeans	Props: Phone

Patience- Risk Assassment

Patience- Location

In our Media film 'Illuminate', the location that we chose is my (Sam's) house (Picture 2). To be more specific, the setting of most of the film will be in the outside shed (Picture 1), but due to a lack of Google maps skill, the picture that was taken was the best that could be taken. The living room of my house is also a location where the film takes place, and features in it. There is also a number of scenes that takes place in 'sibling's room', which is just another location in the house that is not referred to being in the house, and is supposed to be in a different house. The general premise of our film does not allow for us to film in any other locations, and so our location list is relatively baron.

Media- Preliminary Task and evaluation

In our preliminary task, we as a group had to create a short film that included multiple different criteria, including 'the 180 degree rule', a 'graphic match', a 'match on action', a 'eye line match' and a ' shot\reverse shot'. The film that was created included most of these, and is based around the idea of a drug deal at the school. We then had the idea for a few shots that would fit in with the criteria that could be seen in a drug deal such as the appearance from around the corner for the match on action. Despite the decent cinematography and relatively good editing (apart from the slow motion sections), the sound that was recorded was not great quality due to the lack of a Dead Cat, and any breeze would practically ruin the audio. Therefore we had to edit the only sound in, and there was no dialogue in the film. To add to this, our experiments with subtitles in the past have left negative results, and so there was no way for us to display talking between the characters. Therefore, we now know that for the next filming session, we should make sure that the sound equipment bag contains a dead cat, and to be sure that we encounter the minimum of wind interference, we should film on a less windy day, or film on times where any wind had died down, to improve both the audio and the film quality.