AICE Media Studies

1) Rowyn opens her eyes and screen turns black to title. 2) Rowyn wakes up panicking. 3) The phone buzzes, Rowyn tries to reach, but her hand goes through the phone.  4) Rowyn in denial, confused. 5) Rowyn brushing her hair, her phone buzzes.  6) Rowyn calling her mom.  7) Rowyn goes to find the Advil bottle, after looking through the cabinets, she does.  8) Rowyn looks at the Advil she just threw out, and the label says WAKE UP. 9) Rowyn walks into her mom watching the news, the first time she hears about the serial killer.  10) Rowyn starts to leave her house to go on her run, she says bye to her mom.  11) Rowyn is on the run and sees a mysterious figure.  12) The camera cuts to behind the killer, Rowyn is running home.  13) Rowyn checks mailbox, nothing in there. Mom gives letter to Rowyn.  14) Rowyn opens letter, the words written in blood "WAKE UP".  15) Rowyn receives a call from her friend. Rowyn realizing the killer is near....

Location For the Final Task, we will be filming at Rowyn's house and the approaching road beside it.    Participants Actors Rowyn Podgorski- Main Character, Girl stuck in dream Kylie Keenan- Main Characters Mom Everly Podgorski- News Reporter 1 Mia Landol- News Reporter 2 Aidan Poole- Serial Killer Aidan Poole - Cop 1 Mia Landol - Cop 2 Filming  Kylie Keenan  Rowyn Podgorski  Mia Landol Aidan Poole Editing Rowyn Podgorski  Aidan Poole Health and Safety The number one rule about filming is that everyone is safe. Safety procautions are very important in case something goes wrong or someone gets hurt. If anyone gets hurt, there is a medical kit inside of Rowyn's closet with bandages and sanization tools to help. In case of emergencies, Rowyn's mom will always be close to us as well as our phones always on us in case the need to dial 911. Rowyn's house will also have the door locked and is equipped with security cameras to ensure our safety inside. Some scnes a...

  Hey blog! Today we are starting the planning process of our Final Task!  The font we chose to use are Old Typewriter and Cold Night for Alligators from the website Dafont.com. We wanted to go for a creepy vibe so we chose these two fonts because they succumbed our expectations. Old Typewriter had a very eerie look to it which went with the theme we are trying to achieve. We loved the old look to it because modern typewriting fonts look too clean so we wanted more of a messy look. Our second font was Cold Night for Alligators, despite the interesting name, it had a perfect look to it.  The background of the title design is black and the words are bright red. We used a font that looks like dripping blood, hence the red color. The font size is 170 and is in all caps so it appeared to be really big on the screen. We wanted to enhance the feeling of horror and let the audience know right away that this is a horror film.  The title of out film is Wake Up. We have had thi...

Scene 1  Location: Rowyn's Bedroom      Rowyn  *Opens Eyes*     **BLACK OUT** Scene 2   Location: Rowyn's Bedroom      Rowyn *Wakes Up Panicking*                **BUZZ** **BUZZ**               *Hand Goes Through Phone*     Rowyn *Shakes Head*     What the Heck?!!        *Gets Out of Bed*      *Stumbles* Scene 3   Location: Rowyn's Bathroom     Rowyn  *Brushes Her Hair*        **BEEP BEEP BEEP**                 *Answers Phone*     Mom Hey honey, how'd you sleep     Rowyn  Good, but I feel like my eyes are playing tricks on me.     Mom Don't overthink it, you're probably just tired. Try and get ready,  I should be home soon.      Rowyn Okay Mom, see you soon, love you! ...

   Hi y'all! It is Aidan again reviewing another website that will help my group and I film our final task! The website that will help us is: Watch the Titles. When we first open the website we are introduced with videos of actors/actresses that could give us tips for filming and putting our film together. More than I explored I noticed that it was very hard to find genres that we wanted to research. There were student films, video games, TV shows, etc; But the layout and the concept of the website confused me. I wasn't that sure of what the purpose was. But after looking through the website a little more I did find some films that I recognized but there weren't that many options to watch from. I do believe that this website can be helpful for our final task but I'm not positive we may use it a lot. It was very fun comparing and researching the websites Art of the Title and Watch the Titles! Stay tuned for the other title researches! 

   Hey y'all! Today I am going to talk about the website: Art of the Title. This website is going to help my group and I's final task by researching some movies' opening sequences. This website will guarantee that I would be exposed to different opening sequences. This website has almost every movie you can think of. I love how there is so many movie opening sequences to watch instead of me scrambling to find one from different platforms. It is super easy just searching up a movie and the opening sequence would immediately come up. They also offer recommendations for opening sequences that are top rated. They also give you other movies when you search the movie you want that correlates with the same genre. I can't wait to start researching opening sequences with the help of Art of the Title! Bye guys!

  1. What titles are displayed during the opening sequences?   The titles displayed during the opening sequence include the producers, directors, editors, supervisors, designers, production company, actors, and finally the title of the movie. All of these are seen in the same red font, with emphasis on the title, The Reaping. All of these were displayed during a period of 2 minutes. 2. What images are prioritized in the opening sequence?    The images prioritized in the opening sequence all have the same effect as they are extreme close ups of different insects. These include frogs, locusts, flies, and blood in which the producer built his title sequence upon.  3. How does the film establish a feeling of the genre from the outset?   From the beginning, the images give off a chilling feeling. The blood color of the titles seem to enhance this feeling. The audience expects this movie to send a horrifying message, solely based on the opening sequence. The back...

  Art of the Titles: The Invisible Man 1. What titles are displayed during the opening sequences?  The titles that are displayed in the opening sequence of the movie are Universal, BH Productions, Goalpost Productions, Nervous Tick Productions, and finally the title of the movie "The Invisible Man." They are shown ad water splashes on the rocks creating the names. 2. What images are prioritized in the opening sequences? The images that are prioritized include the Universal title sequence is shown as well as the BH Productions title sequence. The picture slowly fades into the image of rocks in the ocean surrounded by a cliff. The water splashes on the rocks showing the names of the companies involved. After, a small house is shown in the distance on top of the cliff. 3. How does the film establish a feeling of the genre from the outset? From the first glance of the opening sequence it does not look like a horror movie. It's dark and quiet out and suddenly the waves are slo...

 This film is from Watch the Titles, https://www.watchthetitles.com/titlesequence/the-final-destination/ 1. What titles are displayed during the opening sequences? The only title displayed is Final Destination but there are sequences of items going through skulls and bodies. The names of people who helped with the making of the movie were also displayed. 2. What images are prioritized in the opening sequence? Some images that were prioritized were skulls, bones, and the inside of bodies. Which showed the heart, lungs, and other internal organs.  3. How does the film establish a feeling of the genre from the opening sequence?  During the opening sequence, there is an establishment of blood, gore, and death. This directly correlates to the horror genre like how in most horror films there is blood, gore, and death.