29th January.

Editing.
We were able to edit the start of our title sequence. We're really happy with the way everything turned out, it looks a lot better than our original one. We managed to add the 'working title' logo and clip into the beginning of the title sequence. We had some trouble with the 'cross dissolve' so we will try and fix it tomorrow.

Music

As we've recently changed our title sequence we also thought we should change the music to fit in with the target audience. It is now up beat and shows clearly that our film is aimed towards young girls. You can see this by the upbeat music used.

We used the same website as last time to avoid copyright. Now we have 2 options that we feel best suit with the title sequence.

Typography.

We've stuck to the same typography as our title of our film. This shows our film to be primary aimed at children. We've found the main people included in films and added them in.

28th January.

Today we started re- shooting, we managed to film the first 6 shots of the girls getting ready. We had to iron our individual logos onto our t-shirts which meant we could film us each putting them on. However on 'fire girls' t-shirt we had trouble getting the logo to stick, some of it came off which ending up looking good and sticking to the power she has.

Props

 

 This is part of our costumes for our fantastagirls. Each girl has a colour to match their power and different typography on the back to show their power. For this part of the costume we brought the t-shirts for primark and printed the typography on paper that could then be transfered onto the t-shirts with an iron. With this t-shirt we will wear black skirts and tights to complete our superhero look.

Background on Distributor

 

Working Title Films is a British film production company, based in London. The company was founded by Tim Bevan and Sarah Radclyffe in 1983. It produces feature films and several television productions. Eric Fellner and Bevan are now the co-owners of the company.

This is our distributor for our film. although the company haven't distributed any of our ideal film it has still released films around our genre and therefore they will know how to market it. Working title have often worked with others to produce a film but we are taking a risk and making the sequence just a working title film.

Thunderbirds is a prime example of a final that working title has made that the audience was young kids. This shows that the studio will have experience with producing a film of our target audience

25th January

 Today we decided to go to bexelyheath to find our costumes. We had planned before to make dresses for each of the characters. However, this would have been time consuming and costly. Instead now we have planned to wear a short sleeved top with black skirts and tights. We feel this still resembles the stereotypical superhero costumes without spending too much time or money on making them.

We brought the tops in each individual colours; red for Fire Girl, purple for Giggle Girl, pink for Bubble Girl and blue for  Air Girl. We hope the colours will hint at each of their powers. We have already purchased ironing paper that will allow us to print our typography onto the clothing. This will be shown off in the title sequence to show off who we our whilst the credits come up.