For now my film is a level 4:

To get to a level five I think I need to make the genre more obvious and To finish filming...

Cast list

Emily Smith:  Emily Robinson
Teacher at school gates: Mr. McInnes
Tilly hanner: Tilly weston
Daisy Jones: Daisy rogers-crook
Mum: Alison Weston

Character Profiles.

Character Profiles.

Character Profiles:

Name: Emily Smith.

Age:  11 Years Old.

Birthplace: London.

Height: 4”11

Hair And Eyes: Straight Blonde with blue eyes.

Dress: In the film she will be wearing a school uniform.

Home: London.

Dominant Character Trait: She can turn herself invisible.

Best Friends: Tilly Hanner and Daisy Jones.

 Family:  Lives with her mother and father, but only her mother is seen in the film.

Hobbies: Turning invisible and causing mayhem to everyone she doesn’t like.

Description of character role: She is the main character in the film. She can turn herself invisible and uses that to make fun of other people.

Played By: Emily.

Name: Daisy Jones.

Age:  15 Years Old.

Birthplace: London.

Height: 5”6

Hair And Eyes: Straight Light brown hair, with blue eyes, wears glasses.

Dress: She will be wearing school uniform for the film.

Home: London.

Best Friend: Tilly Hanner.

Other Friends: Emily Smith, even though she doesn’t really like her too much.

Family:  Lives with her father.

Hobbies: Hanging out with Tilly and Emily, likes to draw and design dresses.

Description of character role: She is one of Emily’s so called friends who is talking behind her back with her best friend Tilly Hanner.

Played By: Daisy Beth Rogers Crook.

 Name: Tilly Hanner.

Age:  15 Years Old.

Birthplace: London.

Height: 5”9

Hair And Eyes: Straight Dark Brown Hair, with blue eyes.

Dress: She will be wearing uniform for the duration of the film.

Home: London.

Best Friend: Daisy Jones.

Other Friends: Emily Smith, although she doesn’t like her to much

Family:  Lives with mother.

Hobbies: Hanging out with Daisy and Emily if she has to come, she likes to write and draw designs.

Description of character role: Emily’s other friend who also doesn’t like and and talks behind Emily’s back.

Played By: Tilly Weston

             This is the school gate, in which we will be using for when Emily gets caught trying to skip school.

This is Emily's bed, this is the first Scene where she wakes up. 

This is the stairs Emily will be running up to get to the kitchen in the 3rd scene. 

This is Emily's kitchen, where her mum will be making coffee in the 4th scene. 

Mine and tilly's script :3

Now you see me – Script.

Now you see me – Script.

(Emily's alarm clock goes off. She wakes up, she slowly, tiredly gets up - Camera is a Birdseye view of her in bed sleeping and then the camera changes to face her while she is sat up)

Narrator: That's Me, Emily Smith. 

(She goes into the bathroom, looks in the mirror and realises that she can't see her reflection. She is scared, runs down the stairs, trips up at the top step – Camera shot is walking with her to the bathroom, only seeing behind her head, as she is running up the stairs the camera is still at the bottom of them)

Emily: Ouch!

(She drags herself back up, brushes herself off and runs into the kitchen where her mum is making a cup of coffee – Camera is placed behind the actors, Emily is the only one that can be fully seen)

Emily: Mum! Mum! 

(Her mother can't see or hear her because she is invisible)

Emily: Mum? Hello? Why can’t she hear me? It’s like I’m invisible.

(Camera freezes)

Narrator: oh yeah, i have the power to turn myself invisible. No, seriously i can. Just woke up one day and bam. Invisible.

(Cut to the scene were Emily is walking out of the door, fully dressed for school, with a worried look on her face. still invisible. she walks down the road, see's her two ‘friends’ – Camera is set up at the bottom of the outdoor steps watching Emily Come down – Camera is a long shot of the two girls walking the road the camera is following backwards, Emily walks into the shot)

Tilly: Hurry up! Emily will be leaving in a minute, i don’t want to bump into her right now!
Daisy: I know! She is really getting on my nerves lately, she acts like she is 3 -  so childish
Tilly: I know right!

(Because Emily is still invisible the girls do not realise that she is standing there, Emily looks sad, and then realises she could use her new 'power' to her advantage, she smiles to herself, then she casually puts her leg out as they are passing, Tilly is the one who trips)

Emily: Oops. *smiles*
Tilly: Ahh! Omg! What the... *some sort of loud noise*
Daisy: *tries not to laugh and shakes her head* How can you trip over, well, nothing?! *laughs*
Tilly: Shut up! *strops off*

(Emily smiles proudly and almost skips off to school, The next Shot is of her, walking down to the school gate, she stops outside the gate and goes to walk in but stops – Camera is a long shot of her walking down the road by her side, then when she gets to the gate a close up of the back of her head, then she speaks, and spins to face the camera)

Emily: Wait, if i really am invisible, no one in school is going to see me anyway... what’s the point of going in? Aha, i could get used to this! 

(She has a big grin on her face and turns on her heels, she takes one step away from the gate and a teacher calls out for her, she is no longer invisible but she is unaware of this as she is not able to control her ‘power’ yet – Camera is still a close up on her face, until the teacher calls out which is then behind both the teacher and Emily)

Teacher: Emily! Hurry up your late

 (Back is still turnt, camera turns to her face)

Emily: WHAT?!

END OF OPENING SCENE.

possible celebrity characters

Joe Lamb
Riley Griffiths
Ryan Lee
Zach Mills
Elle Fanning

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The Discovery

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Sixty six-movie trailer analysis

Overall I think that the sixtysix trailer is very effective, it's funny, engages the audience and is relateable.

 The first thing that the audience sees is the universal pictures sign, this is something the audience can pick up on, so if they have seen a film by universal before then they will be able to relate to it is also good branding for universal.

The second scene is of a boy around 12 waiting to be picked in p.e and getting picked last, this will be very relateable for some members of the audience who could've had similar experiences. The main shot used in this scene is a medium so we can see the boys bodies.

The third scene is of Bernie being forgotten, the voiceover tells most of the story whilst the characters just say a minimal amount. By this time in the trailer you are getting a picture of what the main character bernie is like and what his life is like.

The next few scenes are building up to the main plot, again the voiveover does most of the talking whilst you just get titbits from the characters. The narrator is setting the story and is talking about Bernie's bahmitsva(can't spell it) and how it is going to be the best, which lets the audience know what the film is going to be based around.

In the next few scenes the audience watch as Bernie learns that his bahmitsva is going to be on the same day of the world cup final. As Britain reach the final Bernie doesnt think that anyone will com to his party, whilst his mum tries to persuade him otherwise they get lots of phonecalls from family members and friends saying that they can't make it. Lots of panning in and out is used.

The scene changes and "From the makers of Billy Elliot" "And about a boy" come on the screnn this is clever branding as it makes anyone who has seen either film think that this film is going to be just as good.

The next few scenes show Bernie trying to be positive and make his party succesful. A lot of narration is used and so are quite a few closeup shots.

It then shows people being happy and right near the end of the trailer Bernie's voice comes on and he says "Thas the thing about being jewish, you haven't got a foreskin so you have to have really big balls to make up for it." This quote is funny and quite evidently defines the genre of the film. 

Overall I think that this trailer is very effective as the makers have made sure that it realtes to everyone and not juset a jewish audience.

Noel Fielding XD

my edited movie XD

my original filmage XD

The curly terminator:

There is an evil curly midget named Tarryn trying to take over the world.
The only two people left to save it are a very camp man named Simon and a ginger granny who goes by the name of Rhianna.
Tarryn plans to blow up the world using a bomb shaped like a giant rubber duck;
But can our heroes save the day using only a bottle of bubble bath....

Kick-Ass short review..unfinished

In a way, it's almost a shame that Kick-Ass has so much in the way of violence and swearing in it - because as far as superhero movies go-, it's pretty difficult to beat. Its lead character isn't somebody with superpowers, or money and martial arts training, just an ordinary teenage comic book geek, who wonders one day why "everybody wants to be Paris Hilton, but nobody wants to be Spider-Man".
Make no mistake, Kick-Ass is awesome. It is witty and honours the superhero genre; but at the same time, it's a fun example of it.
On the action front, it is brilliant - Dave's early days as a superhero feel brutal and real. And some of the action sequences are brilliant.
The film provides us with a real star; it's in the foul-mouthed, samurai sword-holding, hurricane known as Hit Girl, a character and performance that will make Chloe Moretz a huge star.
Dave’s main quest is to be noticed, and not for being a geek, he also wants to get the girl. And in the end he does.

Family Guy

Sitting in the CLC in a double media lesson...creating a Stewie energy drink.
DRINK IT OR DIE XD

Tv advert analysis

This is an advert for lynx excite:
The advert shows the people of a pretty European town going about their daily business, when suddenly beautiful angles begin to fall from the sky, and search for the man that has been using new Lynx Excite. The ad breaks to the man spraying Lynx Exicte onto himself in his bedroom.
Lynx is designed for men hence the use of falling angels in tight dressess. The makers of the advert have made it interesting through thier choice of music (Sexy boy by the fallen angels) and thier storyline. They have made it more like an extremly short, extremely wierd fairy tale than an advert. They have also been clever by using angels with every skin tone, hence appealing to everyone. They have also tied this in with what they are wearing, every angel is wearing a dress coloured to match thier skin tone.
The setting of the advert also gives it a fairytale feel because it is a very pretty picturesque village somewhere unknown. The adverts message is that any man, whether he be fat, thin, rich or poor could get a beautiful woman by wearing lynx as the second part of the advert shows. All the fallen women start walking towards a man standing with his moped, the man is totally unawares (as if to say he doesnt even realise how good lynx is) Everyone assumes angels to be innocent so that is why it was so effective when the angels smashed thier halos on the ground as if to say lynks is so good it can make angels fall for you.
The last scene is the man in his room with no top on spraying lynx onto himself, as he is spraying you hear a bang on the roof and a feather falls down. The lynx spray comes onto the screen and a voiceover says "New lynx excite..even angels will fall." Which reinforces my point about the advert suggesting that the product is good enough to attract angels.
Overall I think this is a very successful advert that succeeds in interseting the viewer and appealing to its target audience.

Homework: Analyse print ad

This is a print advert for lynx. I chose lynx because I wanted to comment on the fact that in almost every print ad for them I looked at there was a semi nude woman on the front. I chose this particular ad because I thought it was a prime example of sexual explotation to sell a product. The advert has no real slogan or catchy words, it relies on the fact that there is a half naked woman standing under a shower with wash me written on her belly. In this particular lynx advert they are advertising thier new body wash for men. One reason they used the woman is that sex sells. The other is that it will grab your attention as your walking past as they have made the woman so big. I think that the main reason for this advert is to make you remember it and make you talk about it. It is not about how good the product is because the actual product is a tiny picture at the bottom, underneath the bottle of body was it says: "links shower gel...get dirty" This just palys on the fact that they have used a half naked woman in the shower and it is very suggestive. It is as if they are almost trying to imply that if you was with thier product you will find a half naked woman in your shower. The typography is simple as if not to take away from the picture, it is in white. The actual gel is blue and they have tied the backgorund in with this ny making the background blue brick. Overall I think the advert would attract thier probable target audience of 16-60 year old males. I do however think its a shame that they could not think of a more creative and imaginative way to advertise effectively rather than going for the obvious.

The advert that I personally dont think works is the Evian advert with the rollerskating babies, I dont think it works because babies have nothing to do with water and they cant rollerskate so it is ridiculous if not a bit creepy. I understand they were trying to say that evian can make you do anything but I think they could of shown this in many other more effective ways. Out of the ten people I asked eight of them thought this advert didnt work and wouldnt make them want to buy evian and seven of them found the cocept creepy. Overall I personally do not think that this advert works.