Final Script (New)

This is a copy of the final script. We have had to edit it as the original one was far too long to fit into the two minute slot available. We also found that, at times, the dialogue was stilted and unrealistic so we edited it in order to create a better flow of conversation that the audience would be able to understand. We have also replaced the character of Jasper with Jess and needed to show this within the script.

Location Recce (New)

It was Charley's job to create the Location Recce. It was useful to have this before we started filming as it showed us how the lighting and sound would turn out in our video. It also meant that we were able to asses the amount of space we had for filming and what difficulties we would come across.

http://mediacharley.blogspot.co.uk/2012/12/planning-location-reece.html

Shot List (New)

For her role in pre-production, Georgie has created the shot list for our show. This is a particularly useful document as it meant we would know every shot we needed to film before we started, and therefore did not waste valuable filming time.

http://mediageorgie.blogspot.co.uk/2012/12/planning-pre-production.html

Costume Sketches

Sam has created some sketches of the costumes for each of our four characters:

These costume designs show that we have a range of stereotypes in our sitcom. This fits in with the conventions of sitcoms as all the sitcoms we have researched use very strong stereotypes. The idea of creating a 'geek' character is popular because it is used in a lot of well-known sitcoms and our target audience have said that they like 'geeky' characters.

Group Treatment (New)

Off-Campus Form (New)

As part of her role in pre-production, Charley has created an off-campus form. This makes us fully aware of all the risks we may come across and means we will be able to deal with any accidents sensibly.

http://mediacharley.blogspot.co.uk/2012/12/off-campus-form.html

Final Cut Pro Tutorial (New)

As we were struggling slightly with the editing of our programme, Charley has found a tutorial which shows us how to use thumbnails in Final Cut Pro. This is extremely helpful as it enables us to organise our clips and therefore find them more easily. The tutorial also covers changing the colours of a video clip which means we can correct the colours of a clip if it does not match the others. Therefore we are able to keep continuity in our show, making it look more professional.

Charley has uploaded the tutorial in her own post here:
http://mediacharley.blogspot.co.uk/2013/01/blog-post.html