Screen play

By using a programme called 'celtix' on Mac to help us but our script on to the computer. Using celtix helped us to develop our script and make important changes. Using this programme we were able to write down the dialouge and all the actions, when someone leaves the room for example. By writing our script and screen play helped us create our production schedule and when and which order we will be filming.

Dialect is a huge part in a film trailer, you don't want to have to much speech that it gives away the film but you want just enough so keep your target audience engaged. This is exactly what we have done. Now that we have finished out story boarding and planning it was time for us to write a script, in our trailer we have a little bit of dialect; reason being is that our trailer is filled but fast shots in pace and tempo meaning that we do not have much speech. However the speech we do have i very effective and will keep our target very much engaged. Our script or speech is mainly at the beginning, this is where we have our slowest shots. Our speech and script creates an inigma code in very different ways. one way it creates an inigma code is when he is talking on the phone to his 'son' and he hears "leave now" this is effective because it creates curiosity within the audience, they want to know who said that and why do they want him to leave. Another part when they are talking is when a mental patient is informing Dr Sager of the spirits that reside in Brook House, this is an important part because it tells us a little bit of information as to what the film is about and what we can expect throughout the trailer.