My Promotion Poster

This is the promotion poster that I have created for my final film.

My Logo

From my logo research I have created my own production company logo.

It is of a cross between my own eye and a transformers eye and is called VISIONARY STUDIOS.

Logos Research

My film will need a producers and this means that they will have a logo. I am researching logos so that I can get an idea of what they look like and why so that I can create my own.

Many logos are very iconic and that makes them well known. Some logos have a link between the name and the image such as Universal Studios or Metro Goldwyn Mayer where as other such as Paramount Studios and Summit Entertainment do not. Some are very interesting where as some others are boring but the majority of them have a background that makes the name pop out to the viewer.

Analysis of Questionnaires

The first difference that I noticed from my questionnaires was the large difference in age.

The majority of the people that filled in my questionnaire were 17 year old's however there were a few 18 year old's which suggests that i may need to rethink my films classification.

The second difference that I noticed was the most common preferred leisure activities and which were the uncommon.

 Most of the people like spending time with their friends so this is an indication that i should put my film into the cinema so they have something that they can do with their friends. Most of them also like playing video games suggesting another way of making money.

The third difference that I noticed was the frequency of cinema visits.

This has wide spread of votes. Some people go every few weeks, other Every few months and the rest few times a year. This suggest that my film will get people going to see it however to get more people to see it, it needs to be attractive.

The fourth difference that I noticed was the preferred film genera.

The majority like action and comedy with horror and thriller coming in second place. This suggest that the second strongest genre needs to be action in my film with fantasy being third strongest and the others all weaker.

The fifth difference that I noticed was the preferred video game genre.

This shows me what many types of games people like to play and I can incorporate this into the film and have a knock on effect to the possible game.

The final difference that I noticed was the amount of DVD's that people buy.

This shows me that the majority of people do buy DVD's however their are other ways of seeing movies such as legal payed online services and illegal services which suggests that I need to make it into a DVD and allow legal services to get a license for the film but stay away from illegal services.

Blank Questionnaire

This is a blank version of the questionnaire that I have created for my target audience to fill out.

Carrie Timeline

This is a time line of all the text that appears on screen during the intro of Carrie. It shows When it starts, when it ends and what is said.

Start 0.10 finish 0.18 = Title CARRIE

Start 0.21 finish 0.24 = Chloë Grace Moretz

Start 0.26 finish 0.29 = Judy Greer

Start 0.32 finish 0.34 = Portia Doublday

Start 0.38 finish 0.40 = Alex Russell

Start 0.42 finish 0.45 = Gabrilella Wilde

Start 0.46 finish 0.49 = and Julianne Moore

Start 0.52 finish 0.55 = Ansel Elgort, Barry Shabaka Henley

Start 0.58 finish 1.01 = Casting by Avy Kaufman

Start 1.02 finish 1.04 = Visual Effect Supervisor Dennis Berardi

Start 1.06 finish 1.09 = Costume Designer Luis Sequeira

Start 1.10 finish 1.12 = Music Supervisor by Randal Poster

Start 1.13 finish 1.15 = Music by Marco Beltrami

Start 1.16 finish 1.20 = Edited by Lee Percy A.C.E. Nancy Richardson A.C.E.

Start 1.21 finish 1.23 = Production Designer Carol Spier

Start 1.24 finish 1.28 = Director of Photography Steve Yedlin

Start 1.29 finish 1.31 = Executive Producer J. Miles Dale

Start 1.36 finish 1.38 = Produced by Kevin Misher P.G.A

Start 1.40 finish 1.42 = Based on the novel by Stephen King

Start 1.44 finish 1.47 = Screenplay by Lawrence D. Cohen and Roberto Aguirre-                                                 Sacasa

Start 1.54 finish 1.57 = Directed by Kimberly Peirce

Analysis

The first text that shows on screen is the title Carrie. This is in a large size and is written in blood. The background is black to make the title clear. The dark colours are used to make the impression of a dark and scary atmosphere. This is on screen for 8 seconds. This is because it is the most important text and is what the film is based on.

The next text that is shown on screen is the main characters actress “Chloë Grace Moretz”. This stays on screen for 3 seconds as she approaches the camera. This is so the viewer’s know who is playing Carrie. The following text is “Judy Greer”. This is shown as she walks out of the changing rooms. After that “Portia Doublday” is shown on screen as other people walk out the changing room. Then when a boy hugs one of the girls “Alex Russell” is displayed. As a group of boys are shown walking past Carrie “Gabrilellla Wilde” is shown. As a boy and girl kiss “and Julianne Moore” appears on screen. When you see Carrie looking at the boy that just kissed the girl “Ansel Elgort, Barry Shabaka Henley” comes onto the screen behind her. All of these are actors/actresses and all stay on screen for a about the same length of time. This shows that although some of them are more important than others they are all not large enough names in Hollywood for some of their names to be displayed for longer. The order of the cast members go from most important to least important member.

When a close up shot of the teacher is shown blowing a whistle the name “Casting by Avy Kaufman” is displayed in front of her. As the camera move to a close up of Carries face “Visual Effect Supervisor Dennis Berardi” appears in front of her. When the camera is underwater and you see the legs of the other class members “Costume Designer Luis Sequeira” is shown on the left. Then in the same location “Music Supervisor by Randal Poster” is shown. Then on the right “Music by Marco Beltrami” is shown. Then again on the left “Edited by Lee Percy A.C.E. Nancy Richardson A.C.E.” is shown. After that “Production Designer Carol Spier” is displayed. When there is an overview of the water volleyball ground is shown “Director of Photography Steve Yedlin” appears. To the right of carries head “Executive Producer J. Miles Dale” is displayed. Then again in the same place “Produced by Kevin Misher P.G.A” is shown. When the teacher is shown given instructions “Based on the novel by Stephen King” appears. When two girls are talking and circling around each other “Screenplay by Lawrence D. Cohen and Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa” appears. Finally when Carrie is shown with the ball in front of here “Directed by Kimberly Peirce” is shown. All of these are behind the scene staff that has a major role in the creation of the film. This is what normally would be seen on screen in a title sequence. They also have the same length of time displayed on screen as each other showing that they are equally important. Some aspects that are even more so typical is the order of when a member is shown. The director is normally shown last as they are the most important behind the scene member. Unlike the cast members the behind the scene members go from least important to most important.