Date: 30th November 2011
During the production of our Soap Trailer 'Engayne Avenue' we gained a number of skills which we can then all use effectively in the future. The first set of skills we developed were the use of technology. We created and then developed a blog. Throughout the research for 'Engayne Avenue' were using the internet. Finally, we then used an editing programme on a friends laptop where we could fully develop and finish our trailer. The next set of skills we gained were personal skills. This was teaching us to research and then effectively plan our project from start to finish. Furthermore, we all had to work well as a team making sure every one of our opinions were taken into consideration. Additionally, then came decision making. We also all gained creativity skills for when we were designing the storyboard, posters and the invitation. We also learnt a great detail about layout especially when it came to the poster. One of the main skills we learnt was time management and organisation. At times it was a struggle due to our actors but we overcame the issue and learnt from our mistakes. Finally, we were able to right a full evaluation of our soap trailer and complete the whole project.
Laura Perry
Wednesday, 30 November 2011
Monday, 28 November 2011
Invitation Design 1
Date: 28th November 2011
The image of the star will need to be moved to the centre of the word 'golden'.
The time and date will need to be inserted when finalised.
We may also add an image in for effect.
By Laura Perry and Dale Stacy
The image of the star will need to be moved to the centre of the word 'golden'.
The time and date will need to be inserted when finalised.
We may also add an image in for effect.
By Laura Perry and Dale Stacy
Feedback Planning
Date: 28th November 2011
For our evaluation we require to have an audience give feedback on our soap promotion package. Therefore, we are holding a preview event in which we shall hand out questionnaires asking questions on our trailer, poster and magazine front cover.
Today Hannah designed our questionnaire while Laura created our invitations.
For our evaluation we require to have an audience give feedback on our soap promotion package. Therefore, we are holding a preview event in which we shall hand out questionnaires asking questions on our trailer, poster and magazine front cover.
Today Hannah designed our questionnaire while Laura created our invitations.
Feedback Form
Date: 25th November 2011
Feedback Form
Please Circle
1) Do you think the titles are gripping?
Yes No
2) Do you think the choice of camera angles adds effect?
Yes No
3) Were the storylines easy to understand?
Yes No
4) Do you think that the storylines were suited to the locations?
Yes No
5)Do you think the music suited the trailer?
Yes No
6) Would it make you want to watch the actual show?
Yes No
7) Do you think it’s appropriate for young adults?
Yes No
8) Did the trailer seem realistic?
Yes No
9) Did the magazine cover and poster advertise the soap successfully?
Yes No
Thanks,
Hannah Jeffs, Laura Perry and Dale Stacy
By Hannah Jeffs
Feedback Form
Please Circle
1) Do you think the titles are gripping?
Yes No
2) Do you think the choice of camera angles adds effect?
Yes No
3) Were the storylines easy to understand?
Yes No
4) Do you think that the storylines were suited to the locations?
Yes No
5)Do you think the music suited the trailer?
Yes No
6) Would it make you want to watch the actual show?
Yes No
7) Do you think it’s appropriate for young adults?
Yes No
8) Did the trailer seem realistic?
Yes No
9) Did the magazine cover and poster advertise the soap successfully?
Yes No
Thanks,
Hannah Jeffs, Laura Perry and Dale Stacy
By Hannah Jeffs
Thursday, 10 November 2011
Log Sheets
Date: 3rd November 2011
Actor’s Call Log 1
Programme Title: Engayne Avenue
Director: Hannah Jeffs, Laura Perry, Dale Stacy
Actor: Katharine Williamson,
Character: Female 1, Female 2 and Female 3
Scene/Page of Script: Scene 1 'Gossip'
Call Date and Time:
Location: School Cafe
Wardrobe: School Uniform
Props:
Special Instructions:
Actor’s Call Log 2
Programme Title: Engayne Avenue
Director: Hannah Jeffs, Laura Perry and Dale Stacy
Actor: Przemek Grabolski,
Character: Teacher and Student
Scene/ Page of Script: Scene 2 ‘Tricky Love’
Call Date and Time:
Location: Classroom
Wardrobe: School Uniform and Suit
Props:
Special Instructions:
Actor’s Call Log 3
Programme Title: Engayne Avenue
Director: Hannah Jeffs, Laura Perry and Dale Stacy
Actor: Adam Weeks, Ashley Boness, Daniel Beall
Scene/ Page of Script: Scene 3 ‘Bullying’
Call Date and Time:
Location: School corridor
Wardrobe: School Uniform
Props:
Special Instructions:
Actor’s Call Log 4
Programme Title: Engayne Avenue
Director: Hannah Jeffs, Laura Perry and Dale Stacy
Actor: Katharine Williamson,
Scene/ Page of Script: Scene 4
Call Date and Time:
Location: Laura’s House
Wardrobe: School Uniform
Props:
Special Instructions:
Actor’s Call Log 5
Programme: Engayne Avenue
Director: Hannah Jeffs, Laura Perry and Dale Stacy
Actor: Adam Weeks
Scene/ Page of Script: Scene 5 ‘Too much’
Call Date and Time:
Location: Toilets
Wardrobe: School uniform
Props: Knife, Phone
Special Instructions:
By Hannah Jeffs
Actor’s Call Log 1
Programme Title: Engayne Avenue
Director: Hannah Jeffs, Laura Perry, Dale Stacy
Actor: Katharine Williamson,
Character: Female 1, Female 2 and Female 3
Scene/Page of Script: Scene 1 'Gossip'
Call Date and Time:
Location: School Cafe
Wardrobe: School Uniform
Props:
Special Instructions:
Actor’s Call Log 2
Programme Title: Engayne Avenue
Director: Hannah Jeffs, Laura Perry and Dale Stacy
Actor: Przemek Grabolski,
Character: Teacher and Student
Scene/ Page of Script: Scene 2 ‘Tricky Love’
Call Date and Time:
Location: Classroom
Wardrobe: School Uniform and Suit
Props:
Special Instructions:
Actor’s Call Log 3
Programme Title: Engayne Avenue
Director: Hannah Jeffs, Laura Perry and Dale Stacy
Actor: Adam Weeks, Ashley Boness, Daniel Beall
Scene/ Page of Script: Scene 3 ‘Bullying’
Call Date and Time:
Location: School corridor
Wardrobe: School Uniform
Props:
Special Instructions:
Actor’s Call Log 4
Programme Title: Engayne Avenue
Director: Hannah Jeffs, Laura Perry and Dale Stacy
Actor: Katharine Williamson,
Scene/ Page of Script: Scene 4
Call Date and Time:
Location: Laura’s House
Wardrobe: School Uniform
Props:
Special Instructions:
Actor’s Call Log 5
Programme: Engayne Avenue
Director: Hannah Jeffs, Laura Perry and Dale Stacy
Actor: Adam Weeks
Scene/ Page of Script: Scene 5 ‘Too much’
Call Date and Time:
Location: Toilets
Wardrobe: School uniform
Props: Knife, Phone
Special Instructions:
By Hannah Jeffs
Shooting Kit Check List
Date: 2nd November 2011
Shooting Kit Check List
Camera Camera /
Tripod /
Batteries /
Stock (tapes/ film) /
Monitor and leads /
Sound Microphones
Fishpole
Audio Leads and adaptors
Headphones and leads /
Lights Redhead kit
Clothes pegs
Gels/ scrim
Gaffer grips
Misc. Tools
Calls sheets /
Maps /
Field footage log sheets /
Release and consent agreement /
Extras
By Dale Stacy, Laura Perry and Hannah Jeffs
Shooting Kit Check List
Camera Camera /
Tripod /
Batteries /
Stock (tapes/ film) /
Monitor and leads /
Sound Microphones
Fishpole
Audio Leads and adaptors
Headphones and leads /
Lights Redhead kit
Clothes pegs
Gels/ scrim
Gaffer grips
Misc. Tools
Calls sheets /
Maps /
Field footage log sheets /
Release and consent agreement /
Extras
By Dale Stacy, Laura Perry and Hannah Jeffs
Risk Assessment
Date: 31st October 2011
Risk Assessment Sheet
Working Title: Engayne Avenue
Writer/ Director: Hannah Jeffs, Laura Perry, Dale Stacey
Date: 16th October 2011
Location: School
Possible Hazards
Risk: Level of Risk (high/ low)
Fingers getting trapped in doors Low
Water spilt on floor, then slipping Medium
Bags which can cause people to trip over Medium
Somebody may fall down the stairs Low
Sharp object will be used in the production, therefore, Medium
falling over could cause injury
Solutions
Ensure that care is taken when opening and closing the doors. If any liquid is spilt then it must be cleared up immediately to avoid people slipping over. All equipment and bags should be kept at the edge or on a table to make sure they aren’t in the way of people walking. A sharp object will be used in our trailer, therefore, the actor must never run with the object and will be extra careful when holding it. It is unlikely that they will injure themselves as they will be sitting on the floor, however, they must still act sensibly.
Contacts
On site services- the school- 07972276443
Emergency services - 999
Local police
Local fire
Local hospitals
Risk Assessment Sheet
Working Title: Engayne Avenue
Writer/ Director: Hannah Jeffs, Laura Perry, Dale Stacey
Date: 20th October 2011
Location: Laura Perry’s house
9 Sheffield close, Potton
Possible Hazards
Risk: Level of Risk (high/ low)
Fingers getting trapped in doors Low
Falling over furniture Low
Equipment that may cause people to trip over Medium
Somebody may fall down the stairs Low
Solutions
Ensure that care is taken when opening and closing the doors. As long as people are sensible and cautious about where they are stepping, the risk of causing an injury is low. By keeping the equipment on a table or a chair it means that no one will trip over them. When walking up and down the stairs, people should be careful and hold onto the banister.
Contacts
Emergency services- 999
On site services
Local police
Local fire
Local hospitals
By Laura Perry and Hannah Jeffs
Risk Assessment Sheet
Working Title: Engayne Avenue
Writer/ Director: Hannah Jeffs, Laura Perry, Dale Stacey
Date: 16th October 2011
Location: School
Possible Hazards
Risk: Level of Risk (high/ low)
Fingers getting trapped in doors Low
Water spilt on floor, then slipping Medium
Bags which can cause people to trip over Medium
Somebody may fall down the stairs Low
Sharp object will be used in the production, therefore, Medium
falling over could cause injury
Solutions
Ensure that care is taken when opening and closing the doors. If any liquid is spilt then it must be cleared up immediately to avoid people slipping over. All equipment and bags should be kept at the edge or on a table to make sure they aren’t in the way of people walking. A sharp object will be used in our trailer, therefore, the actor must never run with the object and will be extra careful when holding it. It is unlikely that they will injure themselves as they will be sitting on the floor, however, they must still act sensibly.
Contacts
On site services- the school- 07972276443
Emergency services - 999
Local police
Local fire
Local hospitals
Risk Assessment Sheet
Working Title: Engayne Avenue
Writer/ Director: Hannah Jeffs, Laura Perry, Dale Stacey
Date: 20th October 2011
Location: Laura Perry’s house
9 Sheffield close, Potton
Possible Hazards
Risk: Level of Risk (high/ low)
Fingers getting trapped in doors Low
Falling over furniture Low
Equipment that may cause people to trip over Medium
Somebody may fall down the stairs Low
Solutions
Ensure that care is taken when opening and closing the doors. As long as people are sensible and cautious about where they are stepping, the risk of causing an injury is low. By keeping the equipment on a table or a chair it means that no one will trip over them. When walking up and down the stairs, people should be careful and hold onto the banister.
Contacts
Emergency services- 999
On site services
Local police
Local fire
Local hospitals
By Laura Perry and Hannah Jeffs
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