Risk Assessment

Location	Risks	How to avoid them
Street	Camera stolen/could get dropped and broken	Take care with all equipment, don’t leave it unattended, try shooting on a quiet street/time
Shop	Equipment could get dropped	Take care when moving equipment and when holding equipment, use holders to improve safety
Actors	Could fall over equipment	Make sure no wires are in the way of pathways and tell them to take caution

I created a risk assessment to ensure we had a plan incase if anything goes wrong and how to avoid problems from happening. It could also help me to have a safer day of filming as we had no problems.

Digital Storyboard

This is my digital storyboard. Although I have had to change few shots and not include some of the shots. I had to do this because I could not get some of the props and vehicles which were included in my film such as the vase and the van therefore I had to change my story. I then decided to keep the same location (Barnet) and the same characters (Monica and Jack) but add few different things. Next, I then had to do my filming in the charity shop (Oxfam). I also kept the same genre because I am very comfortable with this genre and its my favourite genre and I also had done a lot of research on this specific genre by which I could think of a different story for my film.

Evidence Of Editing

 

After finishing the filming, I had to upload all my clips onto Final Cut Pro on the Mac's at our school. I went through all the shots and picked the best ones of each scene then I had to put them onto the timeline of the film. I then put music by using audio network which was a non copyright website. Then I edited the shots by adding transactions and effects.

Choosing Film Music

When choosing music for my film, I went onto a website called audio network. Then I listened to them all and picked the best one for my film, it had to match with my genre and the situation going on in the scene. I then downloaded that track to get the free copy of it and entered it onto my film opening. 

Lionsgate Entertainment

Established in 1997 in North America Vancouver and is headquartered  in Santa Monica, California. Founded by Frank Giustra and as of November 2013 is the most commercially successful independent film and television distribution company in North America.

In order to get into the film industry Lions gate began a series of acquisitions. They bought a number of small production facilities and distributors starting with Cinepix Film properties in 1998 an Canadian-American production/studio now named Lions gate Entertainment, the largest and most successful mini major film studio in North America . It focuses on Foreign and independent films and have also distributed a range of commercially successful film series including The Twilight Saga (partially), The Hunger Games and The Expendables.

Lionsgate continued making acquisitions during the decade to boost distribution and its film library. In 2005 partnered with Panamex Films to make movies for the Latino market. On October 17, 2006 they acquired the UK company Redbus Film Distribution and became Lionsgate UK on February 23, 2006. Additionally on July 26,2007 they bought a partial stake in independent film distribution company Roadside Attractions.

Color Force (Film Company)

Color Force is an American studio founded in 2007 by producer Nina Jacobson. 

Color Force signed a three-year "first-look" production deal with DreamWorks in December 2006. In 2012, The Hunger Games. Its sequel, The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, grossed $158 million in the opening weekend making it the highest grossing film by Color Force to date.

I chose this production company because of their massive popularity due to their Hunger Games series. I love to watch The Hunger Games and the production itself has become a very big success due to the collection of this series.