Crew

The Crew:

Director: Jonathan Demme
Best known for directing The Silence of the Lambs, which has won him the Academy for Best Director.

Music: Hans Zimmer
German filmk composer and music producer. he has composed music for over 100 films, including award winning film scores for the Lion King (1994), Crimson Tide (1995), Gladiator (2000), The Dark Knight (2008), and Inception (2010).
Editor: Jay Rabinowitz

Amongst many other films, he editted Adjustment bureau in 2011 so knows the genre very well.
Production Design: Peter Wenham
Best known for The Queen, Blood Diamond and the Bourne Supremacy. He is renowned in the industry.

Director of Photography: Stephane Fontaine

His expert job on 'The Next Three Days' was his biggest accolade in the thriller genre.

Casting: Randi Hiller

Best known for Crash, Iron Man, Iron Man 2 and Thor.

Weapon Design: Kent H. Johnson

The Expendables, The Italian Job and Rambo are amongst his best work.

Executive Producer: Henry Morrison

Produced Bourne Supremarcy, and Bourne Ultimatum - two succesful thrillers.

Producers: Bill Carraro, Michael Nozik and Jonathan Demme

Carraro - produced The Golden Compass and Adjustment Bureau.
Nozik - He won a BAFTA award for The Motorcycle Diaries in the category of Best Film Not in the English Language' in 2004
Demme -Best known for directing The Silence of the Lambs.

Screenplay: George Nolfi
He directed the 2011 film the Adjustment Bureau, which he also wrote (adapted from a short story by Philip K. Dick).

Credits

Having researched crew used in films within the thriller genre, I have created my credits/billing which will appear on my poster. I have included people working within the genre to make it as authentic as possible.

Magazine Questionnaire (Post Film)

Having finished my final magazine cover, I went back to the audience who helped me to decide on layout, design etc. to ask what they thought of the final product.

1. Is there anything my magazine front cover, you feel, does not have on it that it should?
Adverts / Posters.
No Competitions.
2. Rate the magazine cover out of 5 on how much content the magazine cover has in relation to these factors: Images of the stars, Images of characters, Large banner(s), Names of the films in the magazine, Website, Barcode / Issue / Price, References to stars, directors or films, References to posters or competitions,The Masthead.
The average rating was 4.5
3. Having looked at my magazine cover, what is it that would most likely persuade you to buy the product?
The bold title, big image of star and banners were overall described as the most persuasive.
However, there were several comments that stated some 'eye candy' would have persuaded them even more.
4. Looking at these factors of the layout, which of them persuaded you to buy the product, and which did not?
The majority of pople said the masthead being the biggest text was the reason behind them buying it.
The majority of people said it they did not take bother from overlapping.
Comparing this to the first questionnaire, it seems that I have pleased the people and met most of their needs in a magazine cover. Apart from a few things (e.g. lack of eye candy) I feel I have successfully used their first comment on the pre-magazine questionnaire to my advantage.

Script / Layout

These are the different things that are going to be in my teaser trailer.

Shooting Schedule

First Day of Shooting: Saturday 10th March

9.00am - 13.00pm: In this morning I got the shots of the people getting infected. I also got the shots of the protagonist running across the bridge.

14.00pm - 18.00pm: I got the shots in the car of the protagonist and the antagonist.

Second Day of Shooting: Sunday 11th March

8.00am - 14.00pm: Here I got the fighting scenes and the interrogation scenes.

15.00pm - 18.00pm: In this time period I got the shots of the protagonist and his girlfriend

Last day of filming: Saturday 17th March

10.00am - 13.00pm: I got the running shots, and the shots of the protagonist getting infected.

I now had all of my shots.

Cast Biography

Max Steele

Max, having graduated from Rada with a view to go into acting, started on the stage. Max's's roles, at the start of his career, were minor characters in 'Much ado about Nothing' and 'Cat on a hot tin Roof'. Steele, who is only 23, was said to have "Bright Future" by the Guardian after watching him in his first major on role where played Sgt. Sam Perkins in War Horse. 'Blueprint' is his first on screen role, but an actor of this ability will strive under the new role. Max will play Tommy Harding, the main character, and protagonist.

Alex Dawson

Alex Dawson will play, Mr. Jones, the main antagonist in 'Blueprint.' Having previously been in many independent films and short films, along with a decorated background of theatre performances. Dawson is not shy in front of camera and brings a wealth of experience to the production. His most memorable role was playing the Tin Man in the 'wizard of Oz' showing his versatility as he now plays a dark, deranged character in Blueprint.

Magazine: Software Tools

I created my magazine using Photoshop Elements. This is a list of tools I used in the software.

• Type Tool: This is to input the texts all over the magazine cover
• Move Tool: This to move the images of fonts around the page.
• Lasso Tool: This was used to cut images before inputting them into my magazine cover.
• Smudge tool: This I used to make it look less sharp where the colour clashed.
• Paint tool: Used this to change to colour of images and texts.
• Shadow Effect: I used this on a lot of my headings to add a sense of 3D and authenticity.