Missing Poster

The image above shows the missing poster that is featured in the trailer. In order for this to be effective we made the writing in big bole letters so people can clearly see it's a missing poster. We have included a recent picture of the victim and information that would help people find her including her name, age, her last known location and a description of what she looks like and what she was wearing. At the bottom of the poster we have also included two phone number at the bottom of the poster so if anyone finds out any information they can phone them.

Final Props

When filming our trailer we used a range of props especially with the makeup as we wanted the it to look realistic. The items we used are listed below and what we used each one for.

The props we used are:

The PVA glue was used to stick the special FX makeup to Ellie's face. By doing this it made it look realistic and by using the glue we knew that it wouldn't fall off. 

We used fake blood on wounds on Ellie's face to make it realistic. and believable for the audience watching the trailer. Without this the wounds would look fake so this was one of the most important items we used. Also the blood doesn't look fake as the red isn't dark red. 

We used special FX makeup which were similar to the ones in the image above but not as professional and expensive. We managed to find the makeup that's similar but at a cheaper price. But we still got the look we wanted to achieve from using this. 

In our trailer one of the characters had a police badge as this shows the audience what he role in the trailer is. At first the audience won't know he is but once he shows his badge they learn that he is an undercover officer and plays an important role. 

In one of the scenes one of the characters is talking on the phone so we decided it would be more effective by using a real phone and just putting it on silent when filming instead of buying a fake phone which wouldn't be as effective. 

 

We used two tripods to film our trailer. This one pictured above we mainly used as this captured the shots and angles used better. Also when using this tripods we were able to adjust the height so that we could film scenes multiple times from different heights which would change the look of the shot. 

This is the second tripod we used which is handheld. We only used this tripod when filming a scene when the camera was walking along with the characters in the scene or certain angles such as a close up. By using this it gives the footage a more realistic feel like it's from someones point of view. 

This is the final prop we used which is the camera we filmed the footage with. The camera is a Canon EOS M10 which has a great quality picture and can be zoomed in and out a far distance. By using this camera instead of a phone this makes the audience want to watch the trailer. 

Location Research

The first location option  is Roseberry Park in Epsom.

The park is located near to Epsom high street. This is widely used by the public as there is a duck pond, a play area for children. This will be a good place to film our trailer because it is a large area surrounded by trees which is necessary for our trailer.






The second location option is Ashtead Common. This area has a range of open areas and is a fairly quiet place and isn't busy. This would be a good place to film as there are a range of areas to film in and would be easier to film as not many people would be there which means we can focus more on filming then worrying about someone walking past the camera.













Our final location option is the river mole and Fetcham pond as these location are very close to each other. This would be a good area to film our trailer as there is a large amount of open space which will be effective in the trailer.

Whether Check During The Week Of Filming

The image above shows what the whether will be like during the week when we are filming our trailer. The whether is mostly cloudy which is good for us as if the sky looks a little dark this makes it effective for the audience as this will make it look more like a horror trailer. And the best days for us to film are Tuesday and Wednesday. On the first day of filming which was the 16th of October the weather was cloudy and quite dark.

Filming Day 2

On day 2 of filming we filmed the rest of the scenes which Ellie was in. Before we began filming Ellie had to do the special effects makeup. When doing this we got some concerning looks from some people but we reassured them it was for our media coursework and not real. The scene with Ellie up against the tree took the longest amount of time as we had to make sure the lighting was good, making sure people walking past aren't in the shot. When filming this scene some passers by looked scared and some look worried as they thought Ellie was really injured. The other scenes we did are when the policeman comes over when me, Kiera's and Anna's characters are arguing, and the two final scenes including Ellie and the policeman. The first being the policeman looking at the camera with a straight face and says "smile". The other being Ellie and the policeman looking at the camera but Ellie is standing behind him. 

Filming Day 1

The first day of filming started on the 16th of October and the first scene we filmed was with Kiera and Anna walking out of House Of Fraser. This scene was the most difficult to film as people would walk in front of the camera as this was a busy area to film. At the last minute we had to change the area as we were supposed to film outside New Look which is inside the centre but we didn't have permission from the manager. We also filmed the scene when I'm talking on the phone. This took also took a long time to film as people in the background kept coming into the shot.

Reactions To The Speacial Effects Make Up

The video above shows Kiera going into a local shop with the special effects make up on which we are going to be using in the trailer.There were many people in the shop at the time. We decided to film the reaction when entering the shop so this gave us a rough idea of how people would act when they saw this. In the video Kiera is laughing a lot as the man behind the till looks confused as he wasn't sure on what was going on. We were unable to get anyone else's reaction in the shop as we didn't have their permission. The reactions on the way to the shop and the way back were also interesting as people would look as they weren't sure if the make up was real or fake. Most people thought it was real and asked if we needed any help. If some didn't realise it was makeup we told them. This was effective as we caught peoples reactions first hand. Also especially were most thought it was real which tells us the makeup looks realistic. If most people knew it was makeup this would help us figure out how to make it more effective. As the trailer wouldn't be much of a horror without the makeup.