Research: Blog post 29 sound design

In our task we captured 3 sounds to use in the making of a soundscape for a narrative. These sounds were: Dialling, writing with a pencil, and the typing of a keyboard.

The plot we constructed using these sounds consists of a lab setting in which they are researching the cure for cancer. We used these sounds as they aurally depicted objects and scenarios that would progress the narrative, for example the typing of the keyboard would reflect the research taking place and could possibly build narrative tension due to the rate of the sound. Although this sound effect may connote a sense of movement within the pace, the sound of the dial tones may prepare the audience for the voice of a character, and thereby characterisation, which is often key in  title sequences. The pencil on the other hand provides a harsher sound, possibly demanding the attention of the audience with it's absence. 

The genre that this sequence belongs to is Sci-Fi,  due to it's futuristic setting and time frame.

Planning: Blog Post 39 -Storyboard

The storyboard will help us by giving us a clear direction of what to film and which angles to shoot with this. It will also make film quicker as we would know what shots to film and what scenes will come next. 

Planning: The pitch-task 11-storyboard

Planning: The pitch-Task 8-Mise-en-scene- props and costume

Mise En scene.

-Props: objects such as knifes, photographs of his wife , mirror, broken frames,washing basket, cloth, cupboard, pen, tap, water.

costume ideas: 

Planning: The pitch task 1-Plot and opening sequence summary

Planning: Mis-en-scene-location and setting

The main location that our title sequence will be filmed in is one of our houses. Most of the shots will be filmed there easily as it is a safe environment that we would be familiar with, an will contain most of the props we will need.

The different settings we will be using are:

- The kitchen

- The living room

- The bathroom

By: Omara

Planning: The Pitch task 3 by Lily