Problem solving

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Theoretical How to fix Faced Didn’t face

Narrative structure Research into narrative structure, I Yes
will spend time perfecting the story
and plot so I have an interesting
and engaging short film.
Meeting genre I will be watching lots of short films Yes
codes and on crime/action drama. This will
conventions help me meet the codes and
conventions as I can see what
they normally do in their films.
Platform issues We know it is on before 9 so It Yes
can’t have drugs or violence etc.
However we will know the
regulations when I enter a
competition and they will most like
have a set of rules or regulations.
Age restrictions I will look into the competition and Yes
the age restrictions, I will then
change my short film to make it fit
into the age restrictions.
Target audience I will do lots of research into who Yes
normally watches the genre I am
creating. I will also create surveys
for the particular target audience
so they can make some of the
decisions.

Practical How to fix Faced Didn’t face

Lighting I will try to film in well-lit areas but if
filming at night I will bring out a LED
light so you will have a bright area
so you can see well.
Sound We will try and film in quiet areas
away from busy roads and other
noise heavy areas. However we
could use a special mic that
doesn’t pick up any background
sounds.
Locations We will need to look into cool
locations we can film at. We could
use google maps to find different
locations and go there to film.
Website layout I will layout all my work cleanly so
that it is easily accessible and easy
 to find all my work. I will also make
sure I sort all the work into different
pages and try not to mix work up in
different pages.
Time I will try and follow my production
management schedule as close as I can as It is
laid out so I have time to do
everything but If I get behind I
need to catch up as quick as I can
so I can get back on track.