Mabel Whall's Blog

Examples of digital and physical presentations I have been involved in  I have presented the majority of my work digitally. A few of many examples are my analysis of the set short films, my costume and cast list, and my mood board for my soundtrack. I have physically presented my script, storyboard and shot list, however I also have digital copies of my script and shot list. My storyboard is hard to initially present digitally because it involved pencil drawings. Advantages of digital presentation and not physical presentation, is that work is easier to present if it is all on one digital resource, and if it is saved on a computer, it is hard to lose. Physical presentations and copies of my research for this film sometimes mean it is hard to edit and have a neat result.  Disadvantages of digital presentation and not physical presentation, is that when filming, you can't access the work, and if I have my physical presentation on me, I can edit it straight away. Overall, it has be

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_d1Vck6IX3s&list=PLgpWRQLtXHqm3w5MDwmE-cYutmSlHmPZC - THE BLAIR WITCH PROJECT - my film has been greatly influenced by 'The Blair Witch Project', so its soundtrack is also a useful influence to help create the soundtrack for my film. This low and grave sound can be used to fill in any silences, creating an unsettling feeling. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hQJlQeJr1Q8 - SINISTER - this horror film surrounds the idea of  the main character watching family murders on video tapes. This soundtrack is the ominous sound of the video tapes in action. This is relevant for my film, because my film is about a family murder in a house. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y6lQMPE6MVE&list=PLkLimRXN6NKzmGIuIKJE6Vmtpqc_q2DKu - IT - the creepy sound of young children singing and talking, a typical sinister sound used to make horror films scarier - and could be used for emphasis in my film. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZeXVybxreOk&list=PLpU--n1