Analysis of film noir 2

Analysis of film noir poster 1

Production sequence to start of film

This is my production sequence which will be shown at the start of my film. I ensured that I continued to use film noir conventions. To do this, I used the images of a hat and red lipstick, both objects which are found in a film noir. I also used both of these because the hat is associated with males and the lipstick is associated with females. By incorporating both of these in the opening, it makes the audience aware that the film is targeting both genders. I think one positive with this is how I got the images to come in at the same time as the music. I feel this is quite effective. However, I felt hat the 'Noir Productions' font does not fit in with the rest of the sequence and if I have time at the end, I will find another font.

Call Sheet

Call Sheet 

Shooting day number:  1                                           Date: 28th Jan 2017 

Director: Claire Walker 

Scene no (from storyboard)	Location	Cast	Script pages	Props needed
1&12	Jacks House	Claire Walker, Aimee Manning	1&6	Camera, blue gloves & shoe covers, swabs, blanket/cloth
2&3	Pub	Ewan Morris, Ellie Fatharly	1&2	Pen, paper, drinks
4	Town	Ewan, Ellie	2
5	Betty's House (flashback)	Ellie, Aimee	2&4	Mugs
6	Phone box in town	Mary, Betty	3	Phone box
6	Jacks house	Mary, Jack, Betty	3&4
7	Jacks doorway	Betty	5
8	Jacks house	Betty	5	Money/money bags
9	Jacks kitchen/where the money is	Betty, Mary	5	Money/money bags
10	Jack kitchen	Betty, Mary, Jack	5	Guns x2

Cast	Character	Costume & Make-up
Ellie Fatharly	Mary Pearce – femme fatale seduces Jack	Dress, heels, hat, red lipstick
Ewan Morris	Jack Cooper – the crook, seduced by Mary	Black/grey suit, white shirt, tie, hat
Aimee Manning	Betty Watson	Skirt, blouse, blazer, heels, hat
Claire Walker	SOCO	White overall, blue gloves