Our job roles

Camera/sound: Jonny because he was the best camera man out of all of us during the preliminary task

Director: Henry because He's the most vocal and can direct dramatic aspects well

Producer: Pete because he was the best at editing out of us during the preliminary task

Sherlock Holmes opening titlels analysis

Film company: Warner bros./legendary pictures

Producer names: Joel Silver, Lionel Wigram, Susan Downey, Dan Lin

Director: Guy Ritchie

Actors: Robert Downey JR, Jude Law, Racheal Mcadams, Mark Strong.

Job role definitions

The Director: A film director is a person who directs the actors and film crew in film making. They control a film's artistic and dramatic aspects whilst guiding the techinical crew and actors.

Producer: The producer oversees the film production and filming. The producer will also market to the target audience and find a way of financing the film.

Camera operator: Is in charge of the operation and matienence of the camera equipment.

Sound operator: Is in charge of the operation and matienence of the sound recording equipment.

Se7en opening titles analysis

Mise-en-scene: Costume: No visible costume mostly close ups of hands and newspapers adds to enigma as you wonder who it is you see working.

Lighting- low key, very dark adds to the fear and suspense as well as the enigma.

actors: Only e close ups of hands, slow, shaky movements that grow with confidence as the sequence progresses.

Make up: Hands are made to look dirty gives the impression of poverty.

props: surgical tools, books, marker pens, newspaper clippings.

Setting: Hard to tell adds to the enigma. looks like an office/apartment.

Editing: medium paced cuts, lets the images linger adds to suspense.

Camera: Close ups and POV all you see ae hands and what the killer is working on adds to suspense.

sound Diagetic: none

None diagetic: Music (eerie screeching pitch helps disorientate the audience)

Film opening- cast/characters/locations

CAST: Detective David stone: Henry Inman
Detective Dan Cash/murderer: James Quinlan
Mafia acomplice: Pete Fawcett
Jimmy Marley:: Jonny Knibbs
1st Cop on scene: Will Davidson

 CHARACTERS:
Detective David Stone: A 25 year old up and coming detective known for his comittment to any case and his maverick style, comes from a rich family. Struggles to seperate business from personal issues. Partner to Dan Cash.
 Detective Dan Cash: A 30 year old more experienced detective, father figure to David Stone. Has Serious money Problems and can't afford a life saving operation for his Dad. Has to turn to acting as a mafia hitman to afford it.
 Mafia Acomplice: You never learn his name or age, he is assigned to the killer as clean up and is only seen when someone dies.
 Jim Marley: A wealthy banker, with known mafia connections. Was been investigated by Stone and Cash until becoming the killler's 1st victim.

 WHY: David Stone/Henry Inman: We chose me to play this part because I do A-level drama. I love acting, I'm commited and I'm confident in front of the camera. Dan Cash/James Quinlan: We chose James to play this part because he's an A-level student, he's a big fan of the genre and he works well with me. Mafia acomplice/Pete Fawcett: We chose Pete because he wanted to act but prefers camera work, so a smaller role suited best for him. also does photography which will help when it comes to filming.

 LOCATIONS: The Rydings estate: we chose this location as a built up area will add to the enigma of a murder scene.I.e did anyone see. Willingham Woods: We chose this location as it's secluded and a good place to not only dump a body but to film uninterupted.

marketing

We have established our certificate as 15+ and to market to this audience we would: Advertise after popular tv shows that also appeal to this audience such as top gear or coronation street. Have facebook and twitter pages. Finally have posters outside cinemas and where they'd get attention e.g on the side of a bus

Our film's classification

after a discussion in the group we decided that our film should be certified as: 15- because there are violent elements and language that people may find offensive and children may imitate This classification fits the detective genre well as a lot of detective films have a 15 rating for example lethal Weapon 2 or Hot fuzz.