Evaluation question 1

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PYG Trailer

Script for PYG

Preliminary Task Script.

Pyg Script

(Audio News report of a murder)

(Intertitles with the text containing some relevant information about the narrative)

(Establishing shot of graveyard)

(Medium Tracking shot of Max walking towards the grave stone with flowers)

Max

(Towards the grave) I am so sorry (pause) 

(Close up of grave) 

I (pause) It's my fault you're gone.

(Stand up and start walking back and turn back)

I love you.

(Over shoulder shot of the grave stone) 

(A frame interlude of the killer)

(Intertitles) 

(Max walking through the park with a high angle long shot)

(Music tempo increases) 

(Extreme close up of Killer) 

(POV shot of Max under the bed accompanied by a low angle shot)

(Kyle walks towards the bed and makes stereotypical horror noises)

(Max panting but trying to be quiet) 

(Intertitles)

(Object of significance of a treasured locket) 

(Panning shot of the park)

(POV of the killer's knife while running through the park while laughing)

(Continuity editing of victim running through the park trying to get help) 

(POV of the killer chasing the victim) 

(Jump Cut)

(Max falls down the hill and the camera tilts and flips and becomes inverted to show confusion) 

(Intertitles)

Kyle

(Close up of his face) I live for the hunt... (Laughs uncontrollably) 

Conventions of a movie trailer

within movie trailers are repeated conventions that occur in most if not all movie trailers, for example a quick snappy tempo, this is particularly apparent within my chosen movie trailer of "Suicide Squad" by keeping the scenes short and snappy, it reveals little about the film but still lures the audience in. keeping the trailer short also keeps the audiences attention, meaning they don't get bored and loose interest of the product as a whole.

Another convention found within movie trailers is previews of the biggest stars within the film, they usually are composed of a mid shot or a close up. this entices fans of a certain star.

Trailers also use lots of non diegetic sound  this creates both rhythm and mood to the trailer, by keeping the music at a fast tempo push's the trailer to create more ambience towards actions scenes.

Movie poster moodpboard and conventions

https://www.thinglink.com/scene/806473579985108992

Knife throw shot

this was recorded using a sony handheld vide camera, the video camera has multiple functions to allow for ease when recording:

• zoom 
• flip out 360 degree digital screen display
• small grip handel
• touch screen display
• slide lock shutter over lens
• small printed icons for each button

our camera was then fitted onto a tripod, the tripod was fully collapsable as well as having multiple other functions:

• a crank which altered the hight of the camera
• collapsable two part legs altering the height of the tripod
• a pan handle 
• tilt pannel allows to add tilt to the camera to create distortion
• lock system to stop any mistakes regarding tilting panning 

Planning of the trailer PYG

Planning

Genre: Horror Chase
Title: "Pyg"
Narrative Outline: Male character recovering from the murder of a loved one trying to cope while the same killer is on the loose and stalking his next prey. Odd encounters start to occur with the grieving character and grows to suspect the killer is back the finish the job.

Shot list which will be present in the short trailer:

1.Establishing shot - Graveyard scene at night. 
2. Continuity editing- Graveyard scene progressively making his way to the gravestone.

3. Medium shot- Max walking towards the gravestone with flowers.
4. Close-up- Gravestone of late girlfriend.
5. Long shot-Max's character walking home alone to demonstrate someones watching him, accompanied by a slightly high angle at the park.
6. Extreme close-up-Killer's mask.
7. High angle shot- Over shoulder high angle shot of killer.
8. Low angle shot- POV of Male character on the floor under a bed and footsteps are in the shot  
9. Medium close-up-Shot of the killer with his slasher knife out. 
10. Tracking shot-Tracking the chase scene from killer's perspective. 
11.Over the shoulder shot- Over shoulder shot of gravestone.
12.Point of view shot- Knife POV. 

13. Object of significance- A treasured locket/ weaponary. 

15. Panning- Panning shot of the forest to show the location which is common in this genre.
16. Tilt- to show confusion and dazing while the chase scene which captures the audiences interest.  Characters: 

Name: Max

Role: Victim/ Prey

Clothing: White Shirt covered in blood and ripped , Black jeans, muddy shoes.

Expressions: Fear, Anger

Name: Kyle

Role: Predator

Clothing: All black (mysterious), Scary Mask

Accessories: Slasher Knife, Axe, Gun, Apron/poncho

Soundtrack:
Batman theme song (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ShTw1x2Lsrc) at 9.00 Minutes.
Dead Silence Theme song (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wfp2KkDioi8)\
Disturbed Sound of silence (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8MPD5Z2u-pY)