OUR FINAL CUT

This is our Final cut for our Thriller Film production: 'Blood From A Stone'.

Soundtrack 2

This is the soundtrack for the forensic scenes.

SoundTrack 1

This is the first soundtrack our media production. it will be tracked over the crime scene shots.

Problematic studios title Sequence.

This is our title sequence for our film production company, Problematic Studios. I used Adobe Flash and Adobe After Effects.


 

Props/ Casting/ Recce: Forensics

For the forensics scene we were going to need a new actress and props to make it actually look like a forensics lab. For props we're going to need safety googles, disinfectant gloves, blood and test tubes with a test tube rack, the spade again this time with a fingerprint sheet and a suspect file. I shot this footage in a science lab at our school.


Kirsty Young: Forensics worker:

Props and Makeup.

Our new scene would need new props and for the corpse we were going to need bruising make up and fake blood. I would also need a spade for the murder weapon and disinfectant gloves for the first scene of the opening sequence. For the blood I mixed Red Food Dye, Corn Starch and water. For the bruising on the face I used simply acrylic paints.

Recce.

For our second shot, we're going to need a new location, because it is a murder scene we need to find a secluded area. I decided to do a recce on a small enclosed ruin of a water mill.

Casting: new actors.

For the shooting the new footage we are going to need new actors. So, here is the new casting crew for our new Media Thriller project.

Chris Milner: The Main Protagonist/ Detective







Reece Bird: Coroner








Eric Yu and Jack Dennett: Police Officers





Calvin Beighton: Corpse

Second Take.

Our original footage for the first shot was more T.V. Drama than Thriller, we decided to choose a different course of our Thriller Opening scene. Now, instead of a woman having flashbacks around the house, it is now going to be a detective at a crime scene where a murder has taken place and there will also be a forensics scene where most of the title frames will go.