Evalutation - Commentary Planning...

Recently, as a group, we came together and wrote down what we would include when trying to answer our evaluation questions. We decided on what should be shown, and in what order. We have now begun work on our commentary.
This is a brief summary of how our commentary will be set out:

-It will be split into chapters - Each question appearing on screen
- Answers are in the form of: Clips with voiceovers, Speaking to the camera and 'making-of' clips and stills.
-Outtakes shown at the very end.


Question 1 -
'In what ways does your media product use, develop or challenge forms and conventions of real media products?'

Talk about and show clips of:
- The title order
- It raises more questions than it answers
- Male protagonist
- Fast paced (editing and music)
- It looks at current issues

Question 2 -
'How does your media product represent particular social groups?'

Talk about and show clips of:
-Our inspirations/context (show clips or relevant people and events)
-Out representation of the government as 'untrustworthy'

Question 3 -
'What kind of media institution might distribute your media product, and why?'

Talk about and show clips of:
- Our research into distributers that are experienced in Thriller movies
- 20th Century Fox

Question 4 -
'Who would be the audience for your media product?'

Talk about and show clips of:
- Our research and previous blog post bout our audience
- Feedback from questionnaires/reviews

Question 5 -
'How did you attract/address your audience?'

Talk about and show clips of:
- Questionnaires and poll on blog
- Describe how we decided on our audience before creating our thriller
- We would use a well known production company

Question 6 -
'What have you learnt about technologies from the process of constructing this product?'

Talk about and show clips of:
- Our blog
- The music (Garageband - Ben)
-LiveType

Question 7 -
'Looking back at your preliminary task, what do you feel you have learnt in the progression from it to the full product?'

Talk about and show clips of:
- Contrasting clips from our preliminary with our current product
- Match-on-Actions
- Shot types