Shot lists

Chapter sheets for takes.

Risk assessments

Our Trailer (The Music)

Choosing the music to any trailer is vital, especially to get it correct; but when choosing the music for a horror trailer it is even more crucial because music is such a huge aspect in a horror movie.

First we chose a soundtrack from "The Grudge" we thought that the eery music went well with what the group was trying to create, but because the music had to repeat itself part way through the trailer we opted for something different as not all members of the group were happy with the flow of the trailer with the music

Here is the soundtrack for "The Grudge" (the soundtrack we where originally going to use)

After much dispute over what soundtracks to use we finally came to a group agreement when choosing our final music choice. We opted for a soundtrack from the film "28 weeks later" We felt that this music soundtrack portrayed what we needed to get across to the audience, and we all thought it flowed better with the trailer.

Here is the soundtrack for "28 Weeks Later" (Our chosen music)

Our Trailer (Production Logs)

Unfortunately our group did not stick to the production schedule set, i couldn't make two of the filming sessions because i was unwell. This production log also shows the scenes we used and the scenes we did not. This also shows the shot types used and actors, props and what scene was filmed.


This is the table of what roles members of the group took on during the filming sessions.

Our Trailer (Production Logs)

This table shows the production schedule that we were supposed to follow. It shows the scenes, props used, actors used and what shots we used.


This table shows the roles each of us where going to take during the filming sessions.