March 10th, 2010 by benbarker48133
Credits for movie
Editors - Tom, Ben, Callum
Directors - Tom, Ben, Callum
Producers - Tom, Ben, Callum
Actors - ???
Costume Designer - Callum
Music - Ben
Company Name – C.P. productions
Make-up - Tom
Possible Movie Titles
- The Phone Call
- Recognition
- The Survivor
- A Night To Remember
Possible Places To Film
- Petes Barn
- Leisure Centre Field
- Utility
- Target Woods
- Country Roads ( scholla lane?)
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March 10th, 2010 by benbarker48133
Halloween
Media
Media home entertainment inc.
A compass international pictures release
Moustraphia Akkad presents…
Donald Pleasence in
John Carpenters
Halloween
A Debra Hill Production
Introducing
Jamie Lee Curtis as Laurie
Nance Loomis as Annie
And PJ Soles as Lynda
Charles Syphers
Featuring
Kyle Richards
Brian Andrews
Screenplay By
John Carpenter and Debra Hill
Director of Photography
Dean Lundy
Film Editors
Tommy Wallace
Charles Bronstein
Music By
John Carpenter
Associate Producer
Kool Lusby
Production Manager
Dean Berhns
Production Designer
Tommy Wallace
Executive Producer
Erwin Yablans
Produced by
Debra Hill
Directed By
John Carpenter
The Shining
Warner Brothers
A time Warner and entertainment co.
A stanley Kubrick film
Jack Nicholson
Shelly Durall
The Shining
Featuring
Danny Lloyd
Scatman Crothers
Barry Nelson
Philip Stone
Joe Turkel
Anne Jackson
Tony Burton
Executive Producer
Jan Harlan
Based upon the novel by Stephen King
Produced in association with
The Producer Circle Company
Robert Fryer
Martin Richards
Mary Lea Johnson
Screenplay By
Stanley Kubrick
Diane Johnson
Produced and Directed by
Stanley Kubrick
The Devils Rejects
A Rob Zombie film
The Devils rejects
Sid Haig
Bill Moseley
Sheri Moon Zombie
Ken Foree
Matthew Mcgory
Leslie Easterbrook
Geoffery Lewis
Priscillia Barnes and
William Forsythe
Katie Norby
Lew Temple
Dave Sheridan
Eg Daily
Danny Trejo
Diamond Dallas Page
Casting by
Monika Mikkelsen
Costume Designer
Yasmine Abraham
Visual Effects Supervisor
Robert Kurtzman
Special Effects Make-up
Wayne Toth
Music By
Tyler Bates
Editor
Glenn Garland
Production Designer
Anthony Tremblay
Director of Photography
Phil Parmet
Co-Producer
Brent Morris
Executive Producers
Peter Block
Micheal Paseornek
Michael Burns
Guy Oseary
Julie Yorn
Produced By
Michael Ohoven
Marco Mehlitz
Produced By
Andy Gould
Mike Elliot
Rob Zombie
Written and Dirrected by
Rob Zombie
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March 3rd, 2010 by benbarker48133
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December 2nd, 2009 by benbarker48133
The adobe premiere workspace is desgned to be extremely efficient aswell as being easy to use. The main workspace is divided into five panels:
- The project panel-Where you store the required video,audio and graphic clips
- The monitor panel-where video pieces can be viewed to assess results
- The info panel-shows detailed information of the selected clip/edit
- The timeline panel-where various clips are organised into a timeline to create the final edit
- The tool panel-where various tools can be selected to adjust the edit being created in the timeline
All of these panels work together to help create broadcast worthy pieces of media with ease.
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December 2nd, 2009 by benbarker48133
Adobe premiere is a program part of the adobe creative studio series. It is a program capable of creating and editing film to a high standard. It is operated by importing extracts of film from a memory source or through a fire wire directly from the camera. Edits are then created by cutting, moving and altering various peices of audio and visual data until the desired outcome is created. There is also various trainstition and cgi effects available on the program that can be used to give a piece of media the wow factor.
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November 4th, 2009 by benbarker48133
Editing is a vital procedure which takes place after filming. It is used to create a final piece film that follows the set criteria. Editing is a process where diferent clips of film or audio, are used to build up a structure of shots which eventually create a final piece. It also gives the producer an oppourtunity to shorten or remove bad shots, add music and even use computer generated effects to give the film a boost.
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October 14th, 2009 by benbarker48133
When creating a piece of film, it is important to remember to alter anything that could effect the outcome. Aswell as considering shots,framing,action etc. Another vital part of filming is altering the sound. Bad sound can be something that can completely ruin a film.
Sound is captured through microphones. Most cameras have internal microphones, however, there are also more variations of external microphones that are used for different situations in filming. Microphones work by converting sound waves into an audio signal. The major part of a microphone is the diaphragm, this is a thin piece of material inside the mic’s head. It works by vibrating when sound waves hit it, it then makes other components vibrate which are diesgned to convert these vibrations into audio signals; which is what are used in the film.
When using a microphone, it is important to adjust the sound levels which can be done on the camera itself. This is basically a way of adjusting the left and right sound levels so they are equal and suitable for the film. If the levels are too low the sound will be too quiet in the film, too loud and the sound will be overpowering and even distorted. It is also important when using handheld external mic’s that they are held at a good distance from the object of sound.
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October 13th, 2009 by benbarker48133
Blogging is something that plays a huge roll in the lives of many people. it is a way of communicating with the world, with diferent groups of people and between friends. Blogging is basically a way of giving people a way of sharing numerous types of media. wether its text,images,video or sound. These can all be circulated between people using blogs. This is the main reason for the ever growing popularity of blogs throughout the world.
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October 13th, 2009 by benbarker48133
When planning a shot, the main way to create a desired effect is to frame the action properly. The main way to do this is by selecting the correct type of camera shots. There are many diferent shot variations, from an extreme wide shot to an extreme close up. Other types of specialist shots are two shots, over the shoulder and point of view shots.
All of the above and more are used throughout the world of film. Using them correctly is essential to creating a succesful piece of media.
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