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The document summarizes the research and planning the author did to develop their final film product. They analyzed crime genre books and films to understand conventions. They also researched equipment for filming and editing. Additionally, the author interviewed people in their community about youth crime to inform the film. Lastly, extensive planning with storyboards, scripts, and risk assessments helped the author efficiently film and create a high quality final product.

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Evaluation 2 How has my research and planning helped me develop my final product?
What research have I done? As the Genre of my film was to do with crime, I decided to analyse two books with similar storylines to mine with the same genre as mine. These books were called Turf and Trouble written by John Lucas. I did this because I wanted to look more into detail with the code and conventions of this genre. I also wanted to gather some ideas that I could also implement into my film as well. Adding to that, I done some production research on cameras, sound and post production. I did this so I could give myself a clear understanding on how to shoot scenes to the bets of my capability with the equipment I was given such as the DSLR camera, tripod and Microphone. It also helped me whilst editing.
How have I researched my audience? I interviewed briefly a member of the Waltham Cross Youth Centre and others on the situation surrounding youth crime in general. It was important for me to here the feedback of what people were saying before I considered including certain things in my film. Some of the questions I asked were, why do young people get involved in youth crime? , what impact does youth crime have on young people and society? , what solutions are there to these problems?
Film Analysis I analysed two short films thats had a similar genre and representation to mine. Whilst analysing these films, I broke it down into 3 different sections, textual analysis which was looking at things such as different types of shots, cutting rates, mise en scene, purposes, sound and audio. Industry Analysis which looking at the creators of the film and how it came about and lastly audience analysis which was looking at how both films marketed there films to get it across to the audience, whether that was by creating posters and or websites. The reason for this was to help me with understanding the process of making a film.
How well did I plan my product? Planning was a very important part of this film because this was going to be the base I was going to work off in creating my film. As I was creating a film, it was essential I planned by creating, storyboards, scripts, character briefs, shot list and risk assesment. Planning helped me mange time well and also helped me crack on with filming swiftly. I had not planned well, my final product would have been a poor standard.

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Evaluation 2

  • 1. Evaluation 2 How has my research and planning helped me develop my final product?
  • 2. What research have I done? As the Genre of my film was to do with crime, I decided to analyse two books with similar storylines to mine with the same genre as mine. These books were called Turf and Trouble written by John Lucas. I did this because I wanted to look more into detail with the code and conventions of this genre. I also wanted to gather some ideas that I could also implement into my film as well. Adding to that, I done some production research on cameras, sound and post production. I did this so I could give myself a clear understanding on how to shoot scenes to the bets of my capability with the equipment I was given such as the DSLR camera, tripod and Microphone. It also helped me whilst editing.
  • 3. How have I researched my audience? I interviewed briefly a member of the Waltham Cross Youth Centre and others on the situation surrounding youth crime in general. It was important for me to here the feedback of what people were saying before I considered including certain things in my film. Some of the questions I asked were, why do young people get involved in youth crime? , what impact does youth crime have on young people and society? , what solutions are there to these problems?
  • 4. Film Analysis I analysed two short films thats had a similar genre and representation to mine. Whilst analysing these films, I broke it down into 3 different sections, textual analysis which was looking at things such as different types of shots, cutting rates, mise en scene, purposes, sound and audio. Industry Analysis which looking at the creators of the film and how it came about and lastly audience analysis which was looking at how both films marketed there films to get it across to the audience, whether that was by creating posters and or websites. The reason for this was to help me with understanding the process of making a film.
  • 5. How well did I plan my product? Planning was a very important part of this film because this was going to be the base I was going to work off in creating my film. As I was creating a film, it was essential I planned by creating, storyboards, scripts, character briefs, shot list and risk assesment. Planning helped me mange time well and also helped me crack on with filming swiftly. I had not planned well, my final product would have been a poor standard.