Divided Poster

Poster

This is our poster to help aid with advertisement for our film Divided.

FInal Cut of Divided

Divided Final Edit


This is the final edit of our film opening 'Divided'.

Peer Feedback

Feedback
Peer Evaluation

In our peer assessment, we averaged 46 out of 60; which is inside a level 3 at the top end. We then reviewed the comments and noted the most reoccurring ones.

Key points:

· Looks too much like a trailer

· Take out or change the voiceover

· Take out the interview

· Too fast at points

· Lighting in the bed is too dark

· More of Megan in the lake

How were these fixed?

· We took out some of the alter egos to make the sequence look more like an opening scene, focusing more on the main character

· The voiceover has been removed to create more enigma codes about what is wrong with the main protagonist

· Interview was removed and replaced with scenery shots instead

· We ignored this because we believed the pace was acceptable with the confused nature of the scene

· This was removed and then re-filmed with more lighting, in exactly the same concept

· We added a few extra snippets of the lake shot towards the end of the scene

Timeline

Divided Timeline

T1) 0:00- 0:17 Summit Entertainment

T2) 0:18-0:21Global Studio Productions

 







T3) 0:22-0:26 James Clifford

T4) 0:27-0:32 Sarah Maerz

 

 

T5) 0:33-0:38 Hariet Carter

 

T6) 0:39-0:42 Dominic Punt

 

T7)0:43-0:47 Megan Laner-Hoskins

 

 

 

T8) 0:48-0:52 Divided

 









T9) 0:53-0:57 Screenplay from Benjamin Tin

T10) 0:58-1:00 Casting Gina Brookes

 

T11) 1:05-1:07 Music by Ben Clarkson

T12) 1:08-1:11 Costume desiner Emma Ley

 

T13) 1:12-1:15 Editor Patrick Greene

 

 T14) 1:16:1:20 Produced by Stepen Leadwater

T15) 1:42-1:48 Directed by Bill Mertz

Character Profiles

Here is a light-hearted intake into our characters introduced in the opening scene.

First cut of Divided

Divided first edit

Here is our first edit of Divided

Font of Titles

Font Research
During the process of making our opening sequence we decided to change the title from 'Troubled Diversity' to 'Divided'
As we changed the title we have now an opportunity to actually split the title 'Divided' and make it really effective, to give us our extra chance to get full marks with our opening scene.

On Adobe Premier we have been trying to experiment with the idea of actually splitting the word 'Divided'

An example of this would be the title of prison break, as it is divided in the middle and gives the same effect that we want to our opening scene. The idea that something isn't quite right with Chris' life.