Progress 24/12

Since last week I have managed to do a lot and develop more idea's too. My aim previously was accomplished as I wanted to be in charge of making the questions example 'what kind for teen genre series are you interested in' And I did this as I printed it out gave some sheets too my group and separately we want away to ask a wide range of students to get the answers reliable as it's very important to us. From my answers I identified what teenagers preferred adding it up altogether the group concluded we were on the right track, what I think was useful was only pin pointing main teen drama's clearly having another option for 'other' but mostly picked Pretty Little Liars which we were predicting. This outcome is useful as we want to base our idea on suspense etc. What we took on board and are trying to develop is our title-sequence more feel we should have a suspense type this is going to be challenging as we have a few seconds to do so but if we analyse the right sequences this will enable us to get an insight on how ours may be and we will develop it from there.

So since previously sir set us a few tasks to do which I didn't state in my progress section as I had it written out on document. Since then I had looked into detail on the MEST 2 work which we had to read the mark schemes, look into the briefs etc. I took the main bits which I think is vital for our group to continuously look back in for more information and keeping on track according to what the want and need. I had learnt a lot from this as it taught me what more I need to add and the thing I thought which was interesting is 'originality' and we need to show we have done this by getting inspired. So that's why so far I analyse two famous teen dramas and analysed the title-sequence to give me ideas which I can share with my group so we can look into how ours is going to be like. And I looked at the opening of 'inside man' the location and sequence was very effective which again I will be sharing with the group in our next meeting as the camera angles, music etc is very effective. Another thing I looked into was OFCOM research again this informing us about 'pre-watershed' the rules in which we need to follow which is very beneficial information to look back at.

Aim: continue analysing images of diverse locations which I could share with my group as we could use a similar one in our production. Look at different camera shot's in which we can use. Keep on analysing openings/title-sequence get idea's. Look into suspense carefully what type of lighting/costume/setting we could use.