Disability:

• Eastenders
• Glee
• Lost
• The King's Speech
• Peter Pan
• Coronation Street
• Hollyoaks

We thought of 'Insane' for our two minute film opening title but there is already a film with the same title, and we also thought of calling it 'Insane' in French but we're not sure yet. If we do call it 'Insane' in French, it makes the two minute opening different even though 'Insane' in English already exists.

We are also going on a trip to Richmix in London tomorrow which should be interesting.

Here is another short clip which shows a relationship between two individuals (female and male).

 Here is a short clip which relates to the topic of sexuality.

I've decided to pick cinemas in London.

CINEWORLD:

1. 64 screenings over the weekend.
2. 68 films are being shown in total.
3. The woman in black, The vow and Safe house (4 times).
4. All are being shown.
5. 4% (68 divided by 15)
6. -
7. Film distribution in the UK is very alike in terms of the times they show the film and when they show it aswell.

Odeon:

1. No screenings over the weekend.
2. 119 films are being exhibited.
3. 3 times on average.
4. All of them.
5. 30 (119 divided by 4)
6. -
7. Film distribution in the UK always releases films which are 2D and 3D. They film is also shown roughly about 4 or more times during the day.

Vue:

1. 18 screenings.
2. 36 films are being exhibited.
3. The majority of them.
4. All of them.
5. 7 (36 divided by 5)
6. -
7. Film distribution in the UK is very similar in terms of the amount of times they might show a film in a day or at the weekend.

Empire:

1. 14 screenings.
2. 10 films are being exhibited.
3. Between 4-6 times.
4. All of them.
5. There is only one unique screening.
6. -
7. Films are in the cimema for at least a minimum of a month.

Picturehouse:

1. 3 screenings.
2. 8 films are being exhibited.
3. Between 3-5.
4. All of them.
5. There is only one unique screening.
6. -
7. In the UK depending on how popular the cinema is and how many people go to the cinema the number of screenings either increases or decreases.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2005/oct/24/film.arts?INTCMP=ILCNETTXT3487

 Netflix!!!!!!

Recently we've just been editing our video and discussing what we're going to research for section B of the exam, and we've also been discussing about more TV dramas.

We watched 'Seven' today which was very interesting especially because of the ending, which Ms.Foster thinks is the best, and I don't blame her because it wasn't predictable like most endings to a film and also we were told to watch 'This Is England' tonight (TV drama series) which sounds overly disturbing, but I guess this is the life of a media student....

Representations of youth

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Here is our presentation for youth and OAPs.

Yesterday 30-11-11 we went to Southbank (BFI) so that we could get more information about film openings. We met Dexter Fletcher which was very interesting because we got to ask him questions, and we also met someone who specialises in the visual effects area. Also Pete (the examiner) was there and he showed us a few film openings which we had to grade. This was very good because it gave us an idea of what to do and what not to do.

On Thursday (3-11-11) we edited our video (practice) and also talked about getting some footage for our two min opening.

Today in Media we practised an exam question which wasn't as bad as I thought, and we also completed our three treatments.

Today we talked about film openings in a bit more detail, and we also looked at a film opening which gave us some ideas of what we could do in our film. We also looked at film reviews that were written using no more than 25 words which was exciting.

On 6-10-2011 my group worked on our practice/freestyle video. We edited it by adding music, transitions and various other techniques. We also worked on our outtakes for our preliminary which was very funny.