Animatic StoryBoard -22

Sound- Song 21

Rom-coms tend to use uplifting and catchy songs in the opening titles as it gets people in the mood for the rest of the movie.
I found this sound from freeplaymusic.com, my group and i decided this was a perfect choice as its very happy and cherpy, but also romantic. It starts of with a piona playing softly and then more instriments start to join in!

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Narrative theories-19

Narrative Theory

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I think Tzvetan Todorov fits into our film quite well as we are wanting our film to be like normal life even though it sounds a bit over the top these things happen in real life, but these are the qualities that get the audience attracted.

Story Arc-18

Our story is based on a romantic comedy. The film is based on 2 characters love lives. At the beginning of the story our characters are madly in love. But something goes wrong and the couple separate for what they think is the better, or is it? In this move you witness the thrills as the couple find out who they truly are and what they need in life. (Each other). Throughout the film the story will be split into 5 acts. Act 1 will contain all the thrills and fun of the relationship. Act 2 will contain the breakup between the couple as they express their hatred to one another. Act 3 will show the couple individually as they get on with their lives. Act 4 they both realize that they miss each other, so they both try to make each other jealous by hooking up with other people. Act 5 will show the couple getting back together and living happily ever after.

Key Elements in Rom-Com opening- 17

Good music- which gets people in the right mood, and attracts them to the movie
Humour- so they know that their going to have fun
well know actors-gets them intrested
giving a tiny hint to what might happen later in the movie- as all rom coms are quite obvious
happy atmosphere and a clear point!

Institutions- 16

Sony Pictures- used by Fun with Dick and Jane
Is the television and film production/distribution unit of Japanese multinational technology and media conglomerate Sony. Its group sales in 2010 has been reported to be of $7.2 billion.
Sony has created numerous other film production and distribution units, such as creating Sony Pictures Classics for art-house fare, by forming Columbia TriStar Pictures by merging Columbia Pictures and TriStar Pictures in 1998, revitalizing Columbia's former television division Screen Gems, and expanded its growth on April 8, 2005, when a consortium led by Sony and its equity partners acquired the legendary Hollywood studio Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer in a deal worth nearly US$5 billion
United International Pictures- Love Actualy

is one of the world's leading film distribution companies.  Jointly owned by Paramount and Universal, They bring many of the most exciting films made today to international cinema audiences. UIP's Non-Theatrical rights are worldwide, outside North America. For audiences outside conventional cinemas can licence titles for group screenings on video or DVD to film clubs, schools, universities, tour operators, coaches and other institutions normally three months after the cinema release.
For our movie we would use simular Companys as they seem to be the same trend in movies, and are filled with success. Also if some one liked those movies and see we'r using the same companies they might want to see our movie just because of this reason.