FILM

Short Film Evaluation

A2 media studies advanced portfolio

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Programmes Used in the Production of Filming

Film Questionnaire

The film questionnaire I produced contains questions that cover all of the aspects any director would want to know on how to improve their film to make it more enjoyable for their audience.

Below is a copy of my film questionnaire

Final Film Review

 

Below is an analysis of my final film review compared to professional one taken from the internet

The blue arrows are used to show all of the things my film review on the left has in common with the professional film review on the right. Each share a still from the film—one of which is usually used as it is of a poignant relevance . As well as this both have a section before the film review that summarises the film (film title, the release date, the certificate, the cast and the plot) which Is  think is used in most film reviews as away of informing the reader of the most important summarised information because if the reader decides to continue with the full film review they are still left with the relevant information. Then of course the two share in common the fall length review on each film. Both magazines also feature a strapline.

The two film reviews share many similarities all of which are conventions of a film review. However, there are also a number of differences and one of these differences is that my film review has a section specifically for the genre of my film—a Drama whereas the film review on the right only has the title of the film which  on mine is featured under the subheading. As well as this at the bottom of my film review there are a number of social networking site logos which makes the reader aware that the magazine has different ways of advertisement and ways of discovering new information about upcoming and old films. My film review also features the page number, the magazine title and the month which is not shown in the picture above.

Final Film Poster

Below is a copy of my final film poster produced for ‘BULLIED’

Below is an analysis of my final film poster compared to some professional ones taken from the internet

Film Review Drafts

After researching film reviews and collecting images I realised that most shared the same sort of structure in the sense that they have a specific area for each film genre, so for example all comedy films released in that month would under their own subheading away from the other genres. They all also seemed to have the same sort of layout in the sense that they were similarly structured with places for a photo, a summary, and a review.

Taking this information and uses the conventions of a film review I began to create my own templates for the production of my own film review for my film.