Unit 4

1:  1 main character [girl]. Starts off with her getting ready, we see an in site to her life, what she likes, how she acts. We then see her later with a group of friends, she doesn’t particularly get along with them, she is the outsider of the group. One close friend [any gender]. They have a conversation about going somewhere else, [friend] thinks its wrong to want to leave [girl] thinks its right {conflict between them}. Reason why she wants to go is because she doesn’t fit it; disagrees with what everyone thinks, wants to explore the world more, not be held back with a set lifestyle. Set in a small town, main places we see is her room, and a park. Somewhere simple that everyone can recognize. [girl] doesn’t end up running away/leaving. She’s in every shot and wants to leave because she doesn’t relate to everyone she is around, no-one understands her and she feels like she doesn’t have a purpose of being there, she wants to do bigger things in the world but can’t because of set...

Clearances in materials means the process you go through to get permission, you need permission for; any sets used, the cast starring in your film, music if it is not copyright free, stock film, art posters, any brands mentioned or seen in the film, books, broadcasts, computer programs (if any has been used), dramatic works, and photographs.  Clearances need to be done when making a film so you do not get legally in trouble, your trademark isn't taken down and you have all the insurance needed when making your film.  For a review, you need to go to the attorney. When doing this you need to provide the script. When providing the script, you need to make sure everything is written clearly and in detail, the script needs to include, characters, places, events and nothing you believe is important in the storyline.    The attorney will then look at your script and decide what type of clearances you need when making your film.  The types of clearances a...

Sourcing materials takes time as you need to make sure they are right and will help the outcome of your project. Sources contain a range of different things such as; photo library materials, sound library materials, costumes props and many other elements of pre-production.

When getting audio and recorded music for your film, you need to make sure that during pre-production that all the rights are secured therefore, you do not get copyrighted before you start the editing of the film in the production stage. For example, the director might have a scene that really needs music to accompany it, but if the film gets copyrighted it can get into legal trouble.  If a clearance is not secured in time for music then it will mean that the film will either get copyrighted or that they won't use a piece of music, this then means that the sound crew have to find non-copyrighted music in limited time so that their deadlines are not pushed back and so they don't go over any deadlines. 

In film there can be situations where you will need to hold interviews prior to production so there is enough time to gather the resources necessary. For example as part of research or to gather testimony, this will also give them time to find the right teams for the producing. For example they will need a graphic team for posters and CGI. They will need a sound and audio team for sound and music. For documentary production it is necessary to hold interviews before production as they will need to find out and justify a certain line or enquiry. This also means they need to make sure there isn't any risks and is a safe set for the actors. The repercussions for a project of interviews not being conducted properly during pre-production may mean that they could hire someone who's abilities aren't as good as someone else or they could miss out a lot of good workers because there wasn't enough time for them to be interviewed. other problems may be that the person that ...