Thursday 19 March 2015

Q7. Looking back at your preliminary task what do you feel you have learnt in the progression from it to the full product?

Q6. What technologies were used?

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Q5.How did you attract your target audience?

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Q4.Who would be the audience for your media product?

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Q3. What kind of media institution might distribute your media product and why?

Q2. How does your media product represent particular social groups?

Q1. In What ways does your media product use,develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?

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Evaluation:Q1





Q7 Evaluation

Looking back at the skills I had when I made the preliminary film and to the film I made now I can honestly say my skills have improved majorly. Before when I made the prelim film I had a lack of skills but I lied to myself saying that I could easily make a film. It wasn't even like how i expected. i struggled to make a prelim film. I thought that i knew it all when i really didn't. when my teacher went through all the different types of shots I could honestly say i was shocked. There were so many.

We first stated of with a story board I thought that this would be the quickest part so me and my whole group rushed it because we thought it wasn't so important. However it was apparently it helps you as you are videoing. So the one that we rushed had to get scrapped and we had to start again adding extra detail. We then had to think of a location we chose to do it in the college which was a silly idea as nearly everyone in my class was doing it inside the college. talk about lac of creativity. The filming process was the longest. I thought that you could just go out there record whatever u want and just add them together during the editing process. but it wasn't like that we had to follow the story board and think about different types of shots. close ups, long shots, mid shots, we had to watch out for the 180 rule:


This is what we learned you can only stay on one side of people when they are having a conversation. Fortunately we didn't have to cross this because there were not many if any conversations like this is our film.
However in our proper title sequence we had more experience with editing and filming as we went through specific things in lesson. Like how to edit proper how to do different types of shots. which equipment to use e.g a tripod to get a still shot. In our prelim we did not use a tripod at all we did it free hand this made our film come out shaky and was harder to edit. Whereas in our title sequence we did use a tripod and a fig rig to give us still shots whilst walking. This was extremely useful because if we didn't have it our scenes would be shaky making it look more like a music video than an actually film opening

Q6 Evaluation

This is me showing how I used motion to create a simple title sequence for my film. I think that motion was easily accessible and very easy for me to use.

I also tried to use garage band to make a sound to put over the title sequence however I did not like the sounds that were created using garage band. They didn't go with my title sequence so we decided to get one of youtube. Also we used a digital camera to record our title sequence. I think that this was easy to use and it made our video come out good which i am very pleased with.

Q5 Evaluation


Interview

Q3 Evaluation



Q4 Evaluation


This is the Facebook page that I created for our film fan. 

TEEN MOVIES

The wider audience for teen movies are broad and this is due to many things. Teens can make other people want to watch a film as much as they don't want to. They have the ability to make a movie sound more interesting is. This could happen through social networks. Teens on social-networks make information spread in the blink of an eye. But its not only teens on social networks anybody any age can use social media. Lets use twitter for an example. There are millions of people using twitter today, if a film had a new release, the information on that movie would spread so fast and come up on everyones timeline. Full of teens saying very positive things about the movie. This may encourage people of many ages to go out and watch the film due to what has been said about the movie. But this could happen in a negative way. Teens could say such vile things about a movie which could deter the audience. This is why teen movies have a wide fan base.

Sunday 8 March 2015

YOU GOV PROFILES


REFLECTION - FILMING SESSION 3

Filming session 3
Today was our penultimate day of filming! we filmed our beginning scene where the two are arguing in the living room. We were hoping that this would be our final filming session so that we could start editing and putting our scenes together, we re filmed the scene of me hiding in the room because I had changed my hair and it would've looked weird if we didn't re film those scenes, however it worked out in a good way because it made the flashback look realistic as my hair was different.
  We hope we can start editing very soon and we are very excited about it 

REFLECTION - FILMING SESSION 2

Filming Session 2 
The main aim of today was to shoot the park scene and the scene where tyrique is banging behind the door. There was a bit of miscommunication in our group so we were a bit confused about where we were meeting. However overall filming went extremely good, when shooting in the park we had a few difficulties with lighting as it was quite a sunny day and we were planning to use a top light, however we found that the top light wasn't needed and we used natural light instead, overall we were filming In the park for about an hour before we proceeded to go Inside tyriques house as it was about -2 degrees and it was too cold for us to film in.
We ended up filming in tyriques house for about 45 minutes as it was quite a quick shot that we ended up doing.

In the next filming session we aim to bring everything to a close and hopefully it will be our final filming session. 

REFLECTION POST 1 -FILMING SESSION 1

First Filming Experience

Today was the first day group 3 explored the Filming world. The filming goal today was to get the room scene over and done with. As a group we went over to tyrique a house to film the scene behind the door where she is hiding from her boyfriend. We had a few technical issues with the lighting in the room and the angles as we were in a confined space, however we had to work around it and initially I took up around 40 minutes to master moving the camera around without the room being too dark or the lighting being off.

We filmed the majority of the beginning scenes, I find it particularly challenging with acting ad the kind of film we are doing is quite controversial and I have to show a lot of emotion in my face. we all took turns to take charge of filming but the main two camera men were harjeet and obed.

In our next filming session we would like to get more done in the time frame that we have.

How to create titles in motion.

When you open up motion you will be welcomed with these options. We started with a template as it gives us something to start of with.


Then there will be a range of templates from you to choose from. You can also press them for a preview.

Finally once you've chosen your template you would be able to change the text to what you want.

Blogging health check 3:

Hi Harjeet It's good to see you are keeping a production diary and interesting to read your reflections. I would say what you need to do is to try and come up with solutions. Part of what we are trying to do with encouraging you to blog so much, is to encourage you to plan properly. What exactly do you want to achieve in your next filming session? What do you need to do to make sure this happens? Try and be really clear about this and put it down in a blog entry. Your blog entries are currently a little on the brief side - try and add some photos of some video or use other types of ICT (Prezis, emaze etc) to liven them up a bit. Also, after each session, you could write a short individual note on exactly what you did. Also, you could post re. skills development - what exactly have you learnt so far? How have your skills dveloped? You can write all this up on the blog. Try and get your post count up also - I'd like you to be in the mid-30s in terms of post count, at a minimum by now. Dan

Blogging health check 2

Hi Glad to see you are all out filming. Can you make sure that you blog a Production Diary (group entry). Include some photos or stills from the shoot, give an account of where you went, what you did and what footage you shot. You should also review your footage before the next lesson and say what was good, what didn’t work, and explain how this affects your future plans – update your production schedule in light of this. The blog should now function as an ongoing record of your work. Dan

Feedback from First Rough Cut


The feedback we got from dan on our first rough cut was that, it was a good attempt for the first rough cut,  however he said that we had a lot to improve on, he told us that there were a lot of shots that really didn't need to be there and that we should get rid off in order to make the title sequence look more realistic. He said in our second rough cut we should include more close ups in order to show emotion in each other's faces so it could have a greater effect on our title sequence and the audience. He also mentioned adding some foley sounds and a prominent soundtrack to emphasise emotion in our title sequence.

He also told us that the title credits were not clear enough, and to make things a bit easier we should use motion instead of doing them on Final Cut Pro (our initial idea). Some of e titles covered some actors faces so we were told to adjust the frame on Final Cut Pro. 

- To improve my work i will redo the title credits and make sure that they are organised and are placed on the frame so that no crucial bits are missing. 
- film more close ups to emphasise emotion
- remove any irrelevant shots that may have been seen. 

BLOGGING HEALTH CHECK 3

Blogging health check 3

Hi Seun

Just in case you haven't seen it on promonitor, here is your feedback from blogging health check 3 which was done over half term.

You have added some work on planning and reflected on the influence of real media texts. However, you still need some more work on audiences and institutions. You could use YouGov profiler to look at the audience for teen films (and Murdered by my Boyfriend) and compare them to your target audience. You have included a post on the institution that has produced your film but you need to elaborate on this. Are Road Records an independent or mainstream production company? How will this affect your title sequence?
You also must post more documentation of the filming and editing process with reflections and photographs. What did you film on each day? Did it go well or was there anything you needed to reshoot? ​

Blogging health check 2

Blogging Health Check 2
Hi Seun

Here is your feedback for blogging health check 2. You should write a blog post reflecting on this and how you are going to improve.

“I’ve seen you putting a lot of effort into solidifying your film idea but you need to make sure that you are explicit about these developments on your blog to get the marks. Write a blog post on your new idea and how this developed through group discussion and feedback from the pitch.

When you film you need to make sure that you continue to do this. Post targets for a filming session for what you want to achieve, plan your route to the location or check the weather report. Then after filming reflect on whether you achieved this and if you changed anything.

You could also look at the teen films that are most similar to your idea to back up your decision. You could then use YouGov profiler to look at the audience for these films and compare them to your target audience, as you don’t have any audience work in your research. You also need some more work on institutions. Write a post on whether your film is being made by a mainstream or independent production company and how this will affect the title sequence.”

Phoebe has clearly shown me where I need to improve In order to make my blog look good, I will start working on his ASAP

BLOGGING HEALTH CHECK 1

Blogging health check 1 


Here is your feedback for your first blogging health check. It will be on promonitor along with your mark shortly. You will need to post a reflection on this feedback for blog post 21.

Your work is good but there needs to be more of it! You have researched into Cabin in the Woods and Man of Steel in good detail but you need to look at other similar products. Think about the types of title sequence, institutions (mainstream or independent), target audiences and the macro and micro features of the subgenres of teen films.
You need to include work on the planning of your remake and evaluate this process. You will need to document the planning of your title sequence in detail.
You also need to consider how you are presenting your work and how you can use ICT to help you do this.

Phoebe has giving me extremely convenient advice and allowed me to see where I need to change certain habits and how to improve my blogging skills, I will try my best to adapt to all the criticisms and carry on with the good work.

Saturday 7 March 2015

blogging health check

It's good to see you are keeping a production diary and interesting to read your reflections - but try and be more precise and detailed. Part of what we are trying to do with encouraging you to blog so much, is to encourage you to plan properly. What exactly do you want to achieve in your next filming session? What do you need to do to make sure this happens? Try and be really clear about this and put it down in a blog entry. Try and say exactly what went wrong, if it didn't go the way you wanted? Lighting? A lack of footage? Shaky camera? The closer you can identify what exactly has happened the easier it will be to correct it - you should try and finish your posts with a solution to any problems you mentioned. If you don't know, come and see teachers/technicians when you are back in college and discuss it with us. You can record and blog your feedback. 

Your blog entries are currently a little on the brief side - try and add some photos of some video or use other types of ICT (Prezis, emaze etc) to liven them up a bit. Also, after each session, you could write a short individual note on exactly what you did. Also, you could post re. skills development - what exactly have you learnt so far? How have your skills dveloped? You can write all this up on the blog. 

Try and get your post count up also - I'd like you to see if you can get to 40 soon. As you are going away and won't be as connected with the process, it's important you get as much done as you can right now.

Friday 6 March 2015

Final Editing

Editing the final parts of our title sequence I must say was the most challenging for me as we had to try and fit certain shots together to show emotion as it is quite a touchy subject, even though we are not being marked on our acting, if the acting was top notch it would an effect on the whole title sequence. finding a soundtrack and putting a soundtrack on our title sequence was also particularly challenging for me as we had to find an instrumental that was not too sad but also not too jumpy to fit with the title sequence. We realized that music with piano sounds and mellow sounds would be the most appropriate for our title sequence and editing the music so the music fades out in the end. As a group we made a huge effort to make our title sequence look realistic as we were told that the story line we chose was too complicated for us to handle, however we took all our criticisms and turned them into only positive things and the outcome was amazing.

Final Story Line

A few changes have were made in the end of our story line. It Will first start off as the male character in the living room looking through his female partners Facebook messages, we then see the female in the kitchen cooking. It then shows the male confronting the female about the messages seen on her Facebook, she tells her partner that she does not know who the messages are from and she doesn't reply, we then see the male character getting angry and throwing a tantrum,. grabbing her arm as she tries to walk away. She runs off in a panic and hides in her bedroom behind the door when we proceed to a flashback of the times that they first met. They look happy with each other and these were times when the relationship was good and healthy. We then return back to the present and see her crying and hesitating to call the police. at this point the male character is banging on the door and gaining anger, we see her dial 999 and that's where the scene fades into the main title of the film.

Thursday 5 March 2015

18 Create itles in Motion

You ,ust first start with a template this is the simplist wa to make a title sequence

you then have to choose which template you would like to start of with, which ever one suits your needs 

 
You will then end up with a page like this where you would have to delete the text they have put in and replace it with your own

 
To do this you
should click the 'T' on the top of the page and highlight all the words and press delete

11 What are the sub genres

There are two sub genres for Teen Dramas:

High School Drama

The Inbetweeners

Is a Tv series that recently got turned into a movie. Its about Best friends Will McKenzie, Simon Cooper, Jay Cartwright and Neil Sutherland who are not cool enough to hang out with the cool kids who they want to be like. They have just graduated from their suburban London high school. Simon has finally been able to get the girl who he has been in love with since young Carli D'Amato, to be his girlfriend. But because they will be going away to different schools in the fall, Carli breaks up with Simon. His three best mates decide to take him on vacation for two weeks to get some sun, sand and girls To get his mind of her.

Characters and Social Groups

James Buckley
Was born on August 14, 1987 in Croydon, England as James Patrick Buckley. He is an actor, known for The Inbetweeners Movie, The Inbetweeners 2

Simon Bird
Was born on August 19, 1984 in Guildford, Surrey, England. He is an actor and writer, known for The Inbetweeners Movie, The Inbetweeners 2 and The Inbetweeners

Blake Harrison
Went Brit School from 2003 and then the East 15 Acting School from 2007. He made his first appearance in The Inbetweeners on E4 as Neil and also appeared in two episodes of The Bill for ITV as Pete Monks in 2008.

Joe Thomas
Joe Thomas was born on October 28, 1983 in Chelmsford, Essex, England as Joseph Thomas. He is an actor and writer, known for The Inbetweeners Movie, The Inbetweeners 2 and The Inbetweeners 

Youth Drama

Boyz In The Hood

Plot: A young 10 years old boy Tre is a black male in a ghetto area he is smart but aggresive so he is sent to live with his father in South Central LA. The story depicts life in the ghetto and the thngs he has to experience on his journey to becoming a man.


Kidulthood

Plot: Set in 2002, the film follows two days in the lives of a group of 15-year olds from an area in West London. The story focuses mainly on the characters Trevor, known as "Trife" and Alisa, his on and off partner. One of the themes of the movie is Alisa's pregnancy. She states that Trife is the father. Trife is not rally happy to hear that he has a child at his age. Trife unfortunately has a dramatic death in the end as he is hit with a bat hard to the stomach by Sam. The youth in this film are shown to be reckless and antisocial young people who commit crimes such as petty theft and serious violence. The film also showcases how youths take part in drug taking and some sexual behaviour.




Blog post-12

The similarities with High school&Youth drama film are:


  • Both of them end with the title of who the film was written and/or directed by.
  • Also both the title sequences start with a blank screen with some text on it then move to moving images.



The differences with High school&Youth drama film are:


  • In a High school drama the title sequence is in most cases longer than others, this is usually because High school drama's in most cases it has more casts and more people producing it.
  • Linking back to the bullet point above High school dramas are mainly mainstream production and Youth drama's are usually independent films. Ive noticed High school dramas have a more entertaining side whereas youth dramas are more serious and most likely to be based on real live events.

Monday 2 March 2015

19 - How to create soundtracks in garageband

We got told how to make sounds using garage band I didn't really find this helpful as I already know how to use garage band from past experiences

I got some information on how to use garage band of this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xF0yEOgCyfc



You open up garage band and this should be the first screen that comes up, you then select what you would want whether a loop, piano a movie or even just your voice and press choose. However if  you want to start from scratch just double click new project. We are going to use move for our project as we are creating a title sequence.


40 - Revisions to pitch

We have changed our whole title sequence to an abusive relationship

We have changed the font and animations that we will be using

Instead of us actually speaking in our film as we agreed on before we have chosen to mute the speech and use music as this will maximize the tension between the characters.

We will demonstrate domestic abuse as the door is being banged on and the girl is sitting behind the door panicking

We will also demonstrate a flashback to goodtimes where the male and female first met.



We completed our storyboard to give us a rough copy of what we should be filming exactly.

Filming Journey

I am excited to be filming, I think that this is the most exciting part of the course. I feel that this is a perfect time to show my filming skills of, as I had recently been filming music videos.
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I was wrong, filming a movie was nothing like filming a music video. Music videos are easy and so quick to film. With a film you have to take on so many precautions. For example you have to make sure that you get so many different type of shots. You have to rerecord some certain parts in order for them to look good. it took up more than 8 hours to record this little title sequence, just imagine a full time blockbuster.

Editing Journey

Finally we are on our Editing Journey, with a great use of self esteem and team work we have managed to come up with a good enough title sequence that we are proud of. After all the difficulties, trials and tribulations, I can proudly say that I am glad on how our editing is going on. At first when we were first putting the clips together we thought it was over as we were not going to complete the editing. This was because we we rent agreeing on certain things. But now we just come to a final conclusion before changing anything so there is no confusions.

Rough Cut


Saturday 28 February 2015

Reflection - Filming Experience 3

When we finally filmed our last bit. It was great we decided to record all the parts again as Seun changed clothes. But when we did film it again it came out good which I liked. We got some good shotys done and everyone w\as participating equally

Friday 27 February 2015

Editing Journey


- We are finally on our Editing Journey, with determination and team work we have managed to get through 3/4 of our editing in a small amount of time. Whilst editing, we found that many crucial angles of filming were missing. however this did not come as a downfall to us, we took criticism and adapted it in a positive way. We realized that editing may not be as easy as we initially thought and have been on a rollercoaster journey. We are using final cut Pro to edit our title sequence, which is good very convenient place to edit as it makes things a lot more simple than it was before.

POV of samanthas Role


Samantha's role is a particular challenging role to play as it is quite a sensitive and emotional role. It is particularly challenging to keep a straight face yet full of emotion. Our group has to be careful when acting because although we are not getting marked on that, the scenario we have chosen requires our acting to be on point as if it isn't good it could potentially affect the way the film is presented. Samantha goes through ups and downs in her long term young relationship with "Michael" her boyfriend since the age of 14, who she met in school. The idea of domestic abuse is very sensitive and we do not want the title sequence to come across as too harsh, so we are going to give off the idea that domestic abuse is occurring but no violence is actually seen.

Kidulthood Analysis


-In the kidulthood title sequence, the use of slow motion is used frequently throughout the scene, whilst an eery soundtrack is played in the background. this relates to the story line of the film as it is quite a mysterious and enigmatic film. It is evident that it is a youth drama however has aspects of a high school drama, in the title sequence it is filmed in a school environment. They show the different social groups within the first minute of the title sequence which is the "cool" boys, and the less cool boys and the "popular" girls. they use colloquial language when they are speaking meaning that these characters are teenagers. The use of mid-shots is very frequent throughout the title sequence.

Title Seuqence Idea


In the beginning of our title sequence it shows the two main characters (a male and a female) arguing in a car. Many different angles will be shot of the car and the scene inside the car. the female character "provokes" the male character to the point where he grabs her arm. (close up). She then makes a run for it out of the car and into the house with the male close behind. whilst this whole chase is going on it will be in slow motion. You then see the female character behind a  bedroom door holding the door closed with fear whilst the male character is banging  and shouting from the other side. She slides down the door and sits on the floor and puts her head in her knees. A flashback is then seen of when the male and female character first meet, ,when he approached her, and when they are out together. A scene is then seen of the female dialling 999.

Order of titles - Time Toast


Order of Titles - Timetoast


Insitution that will produce our film



The institution that will produce our film is called Road Records Production company. this was made up however we all found that the name is catchy and somehow relates to the film as well. Our distribution company is Anchor Bay, the same distributors of Honey Trap , as we have the same demographic it would make sense to use the same distributing company to attract the same target audience.

Reflection - Filming experience 2

Filming Session 2 
The main aim of today was to shoot the scene in the park where Seun and Tyrique first met (flashback) also where Tyrique is banging behind the door. There was a misunderstanding our group so we were unaware about where we were meeting (Tyriques house)

The filming its self went good as I was the cameraman i took control over the types of shots we should do and what angles. As we were filming outside in the sun we thought there was no use for the camera light so we scrapped that untill we went into Tyriques house. Thats where the use of the Light came in use as it enabled us to see what we were filming it also made our clips brighter and for some reason changed the quality (Making it good) 
We filmed Inside Tyriques house more than outside and I think that this is a good thing

In the next filming session we aim to finalize and wrap our film ready to edit r. 

Thursday 26 February 2015

Final Project In The Making (Editing)

At this point of editing as a group we have imported our clips of our short film onto 'Final Cut Pro' and we are just reviewing the what we have filmed and deciding how to present it as best as possible with effective shot angles; special effects to create an intend atmosphere to go with the genre and the story line and also transitions that ail go well and fit in with the mood that is being created to intrigue the audience watching.

Wake up call...

Todays lesson was a wake up call for me as I was told we had to complete our title sequence by next Friday. This was quite worrying at first but as the lesson progressed I could see our title sequence coming together. Our media teacher gave us feedback on how we've done so far which is on a separate blog, but in a nutshell the comment were generally good but there was space for improvement. We're taking all the comments on board and try make all the changes.

Monday 23 February 2015

Reflection - Filming Experience 1

First Filming Experience

When we first started filming we thought it would be easy but it wasn't we tried to video at Tyriques house but us as a group overall were confused especially me and this was not because I wasn't listening to what they were saying it is because the instructions and methods as a group were not clear enough for me. when we eventually got to Tyriques after a long time we didn't really record anything which was quiet upsetting



In our next filming session I would prefer to know what were going in for and get way more work done. Work rate was poor

Monday 2 February 2015

GarageBand sounds-foley sounds

I had a listen at some foley sounds that could potentially fit in well with our title sequence for example theres a scene when a character is being chased and I found the sound "footsteps hard concrete run" as the sound is associated with running. After the running scene the male and female character are on each side of the door, the male character trying to force his way through, on that note we could use "Door 15" as it sounds like the door banging.

34 - Production Schedule

We care going to start Filming on 29th January and we will continue throughout the following lessons: 2nd February and 5th February.  However this is not enough time to do all of our recordings, so we will have to make time during the week and film more on the weekend, 7th February

37 - Brand our blog


26 Planning - Extension activity Motion




Initial Ideas

Initial ideas

We had planned to do a youth drama as we felt we could relate to the theme and so will have many ideas. Though our thoughts were very limited and superficial.
 
 
We felt as if kidulthood may have been our 'fairy god mother of media'. This film had a major impact on the work that we are producing, this is because youth drama is the genre that we focus on, in this film they are a bunch of teenagers facing real life, serious situations which is very similar to what we are doing. The realistic aspects of life that happen in this film reminded us that young people go through some of the things that older people may go through as well such as domestic violence and death.


28. - Planning 3 Media Texts

KIDULTHOOD




Kidulthood is an influence because it shows how young people behaved. We could use this to embrace our characters we are playing. This is also a youth drama and we are doing a youth drama this would make us get various ideas.


MURDERED BY MY BOYFRIEND
 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E3qkx6kUj0E

I would take so many ideas from this film because this links so much to our title sequence that we are creating. They have some really emotional and deep scenes in this we can use this to link it to our film. We could see how the characters are acting and do the same. This would help us improve on our performance and beginner actors.


What is a title sequence?

  1. A title sequence is the method by which films or television programs present their title, key production and cast members, or both, utilising conceptual visuals and sound. It usually follows but should not be confused with the opening credits, which are generally nothing more than a series of superimposed text.
    Slowly, title sequences evolved to become more elaborate pieces of film. The advent of television was a pivotal moment for title design because it forced the major film studios to invest in making cinema more attractive in order to win back a diminishing audience. The "cast of thousands" epics shot on various patent widescreen formats were a direct response to television's successful invasion of the leisure marketplace. Part of cinema's new prestigious and expansive quality were orchestral overtures before the curtains opened and long title sequences — all designed to convey a sense of gravitas it was hoped television would be unable to compete with. As cinema's title sequences grew longer and more elaborate, the involvement of graphic design luminaries such as Saul Bass and Maurice Binder became more common. The title sequence for Alfred Hitchcock's North by Northwest is generally cited as the first to feature extended use of kinetic typography.[2] This innovation, in turn, influenced the 1960s television predilection for title design, resulting in the creation of strong graphics-led sequences for many television shows. Since then, the mediums of film and television have engaged in a kind of push and pull behavior, inspiring and spurring each other in different directions.

Media Texts that inspired me


The first text that inspired me was the documentary based on a true story called "murdered by my boyfriend", this inspired me to do a title sequence based around the storyline about domestic violence. this is the main film that influenced me as it had a popular reaction to it and was viewed by many people meaning some may be able to empathise with this type of story line as it is common throughout the whole world. The film is about a young lady who meets a man and almost immediately falls head over heels for him. They end up having a daughter together until things change for the worst. He ends up showing signs of abuse towards her which quickly escalates into him physically hitting her on one occasion, going to her workplace and head-butting her in front of all her colleagues, she files for a restraining order against him, but easily falls back in love with him, as he is known to be a manipulator, the police fail to help her on numerous occasions, and the abuse only gets worse resulting in her unfortunate death.