Monday 7 December 2009

AS Coursework - Research Ideas

This film poster inspires us as it symbolises the unknown. We can't see the face of the person, giving it an air of mystery as we want to know who they are.
The words 'fear moves in' could also hint that the character looking into the window will be that fear.

Friday 4 December 2009

Coursework Ideas

I have already established that I am going to create a film opening for my coursework. I will be working with Luke on this. We haven't been given a specification but we have been thinking about some ideas.

•A Horror Theme - Night time, mysterious characters, dark colours (e.g. red, black, grey).
•A Romantic Theme - Candle lit dinners, Romantic Setting (Countryside), nice and relaxing colours (e.g. pink, cream).
•A Thriller Theme - Cliffhanger, very mysterious, makes the audience jump.
•A Mystery Theme - Nothing to be exposed, scary to some extent.

Wednesday 2 December 2009

Exhibition Within Independent & Mainstream Cinema

There is a large divide between independant and mainstream films. Independant are not as well known and do not have as wide audience as mainstream films. They will shown in cinemas like the Phoenix. Mainstream film is more well known and more largely advertised. They will be shown in cinemas like the Odeon and Cineworld.



Mainstream Cinemas

Types Of Film :
The Twilight Saga:New Moon, Sherlock Holmes, Transformers



Film Times :

They offer midnight showings of huge blockbuster films the day they come out.



Target Audience And How They Bring Them In :
They attract a wide audience, with different ages etc.

Cost :
They offer adult, student, child and OAP tickets.



Independent Cinemas

Types Of Film :

Dead Man's Shoes, This Is England, Let The Right One In


Film Times :
They usually only have film showings once or twice a day as it is a more limited audience.



Target Audience And How They Bring Them In :
They have a more limited audience fitting a specific group of people.


Cost :
Can be from as little as £1.50 and are usually cheaper than mainstream cinema prices.



The UK film council wants to make non mainstream films accesible in 3 ways. What are they?


  • Creating independent cinemas

  • Raising awareness

How Are UK Film's Regulated?