The type of movie I am trying to create is a movie that will grab my viewers attention but at the same time make sure they understand what exactly it is I am trying to get across. I want to create a romantic drama genre film with a story line that everyone will get and comprehend well enough. Personally I enjoy a really good drama film with alogside something that makes viewers not know what to expect next. Although I am aware that not everyone enjoys the same thing I still intend on making this film enjoyable for everyone. While in the process of making this film, I would be aware that this will not go over the required time of 2 minutes. Some of the most common themes of a romantic drama are love at first sight, forbidden love, or even a tragic love. Personally, I would like to create a tragic love romantic drama. I recently just came up with an idea that I think will be really good. Most importantly I am really interested in my idea and am very excited to see how it turns out. ...
The initial purpose of opening credits is to provide and present vital information to the audience/viewers. The opening credits of a film notify the viewers that the film was created by certain studios and/or specific production companies. They also let the audience know the names of all of the main stars in the cast list. One of the most common methods is opening credits. Opening credits are typically shown at the start of the film, and shows and/or lists the most crucial members of the production (which also includes the cast). To break it down and make things simplier, it is a list of credits shown one after another in the form of a list. These do not need to be seen on their won, but even after the film has begun, they can be an overlay. On the contrary, a title sequence is a special scene which usually occurs before the film's actual scene begin. The title sequence also portrays the title and main production of the film. When the opening credit sequence is b...
Before I start to talk about everything in regards to production, I have to start from the beginning and define the basic terms. Also I want to note that there will be a second part to the production stage. Starting with defining the terms production, studio, representation, and streotype. Production is the process of or financial/administrative management involving the creation of a film/movie. A studio is basically a room where the production company uses to record television, make films, etc. The portrayal of someone/something in a particular way is known as representation. A stereotype is essentially a fixed idea of a person or thing. A common question asked about movies is what category they fall in. By category I mean are they either a business, art or apart of entertainment. It is sort of obvious on why and how people make the common mistake of not knowing. What most people don't understand is that film (or movies) are apart of an industry, by this a better explanatio...
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