Name	email	number	role
Addison Saxby	saxbyproductions@gmail.com	027 646 1697	Actor/ camera operator
Kayla Lockington	kayla.lockington13@gmail.com/ koala4005@gmail.com	022 165 7818	Lighting
Holly Prowderley		027 497 6291	Makeup artist
Jack Lear			Actor
Christopher de Bruin	chrismediastudies12@gmail.com	021 089 54318	Sound engineer
Ngaire Greenhill		O21 676 626	Makeup artist

Schedule

Saturday (May 24th)

9:30 AM -set up

10:00 AM -start filming

12:00 PM -break/footage review

12:30 PM -resume filming

4:00 PM -2nd break /review footage

4:30 PM -resume filming

9:45 PM -pack up equipment

10:00 PM -completion

Audio operations 

In this protect, the main theme that is guiding and informing me on the type of audio that is needed is a combination of loud and quite sounds that create contrast as weapons such as guns grab audience attention the protagonists must go unnoticed in order to hide their position. the sound will be carefully alternated between the communication and weapons firing. non-dietetic music will be used to build up suspense with a high energy, high tempo song leading up to the firing. The convention of building tension using things such as whispering to express the circumstantial danger (life or death) of the situation.

Lingering Shots:

• Increase suspense by focusing on a character longer than expected, pauses bvvuild tension as the audience begins to worry about what happens next (they will become uncomfortable ).
• Building anticipation (extra second ).

Fast cuts:

• Catches the audience off guard.
• Creates a feeling of panic for the audience as they figure out what going on.
• Building up to, fast cuts are necessary in order to utilise the full effect of the suspense and then the apex of the story/situation.
• The audience becomes more aware of their senses.

Music/sound:

• The sound track must have a build up to create suspense.
• Drawn out music/sounds that have no melody will create a high tension atmosphere.

Close ups:

• Allows the audience to empathise with the character by seeing their reaction (on their faces and body language ).
• Limited information can be seen at a time creating a combination of suspense and tension as the audience must watch seeing every detail. (this works if you want the audience to draw their own conclusion). Do not rely on this technique to much.

Be aware of negative space:

• Create a  balance between location and characters, giving context to the situation that happens in the clip.
• Symbolism in the atmosphere or even foreshadowing.
• Control over space  can  create a sense of claustrophobia or minimise the character through perspective.

Action thriller

Camera angles:

High angles minimise characters making them seem weaker,inferior,and set to fail. On the the other hand low angles enlarge a characters size making them seem powerful and triumphant (confident).

Time distortion:

Erratic speeding up and slowing down of time can create a sense of unease as the viewer feels a loss of control trapped in the story. Suspense is built in pauses and tension is built characters are forced into dangerous situations