It needs to be carefully thought out so the making of the trailer will run smoothly.
Firstly, we have made decisions about; costumes, settings and characters.
Then time slots for each individual setting will be allocated, as some parts may take longer than others, so it all needs to be taken into consideration. The settings we have decided on are;
- The hallway of a house
- A dining room table
- A room set up as a restaurant
- On a street/park
- The front of a house
Three/four characters are needed for the trailer, and someone to do the voice over also. Camera angles and shot sizes have all been decided, and are written on our storyboard design of the trailer. The costumes will be provided by us with help from the actual characters and the filming will be spread out over two weeks, with enough time to make sure everyone can attend and the appropriate setting is available.
Dialogue, sound effects and music has also been established, reading for the editing of the trailer. Below is mine and Becky's trailer initial planning and designs :
Three/four characters are needed for the trailer, and someone to do the voice over also. Camera angles and shot sizes have all been decided, and are written on our storyboard design of the trailer. The costumes will be provided by us with help from the actual characters and the filming will be spread out over two weeks, with enough time to make sure everyone can attend and the appropriate setting is available.
Dialogue, sound effects and music has also been established, reading for the editing of the trailer. Below is mine and Becky's trailer initial planning and designs :
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