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Final Production

Below is our final edit for the first scene of 'Mysteria'

Below is a link to our group website

http://e4mysteria.wordpress.com/



Audience Feedback

We recieved audience feedback from a group of students within our target audience to find out if our production fulfilled our intentions and whether they found the first scene enjoyable and continue watching.
Here is a sample of the responses we recieved.

Questions asked were:
How successful were the group based on their intentions?
Does the show fit into the context of E4?
Was the genre/sub genre clear?
Who were the target audience and how could you tell this?
What themes and ideas are evident in the show?
In what way were characters/events represented?
Would you watch the rest of the show/series?

Analysis of the audience feedback is available within my evaluation.

Mysteria Website Structure

 

 

Character pages:

Each character page has their name at the top center of the page to show who they are. underneath that they will have a strip of their best photos in which you can scroll through. Under the picture strip they will have their very own wriiten bio written in first person so that the audience can relate to the characters a bit more because it would seem like the characters would be talking to the audience directly. Near the bottom of the page on the left there will be a Top 5 videos of the charcter bar. In this bar which is verticle there will be 5 thumbnails of their top 5 videos. To the far right bottom of the page there will be two boxes a Facebook and Twitter Link box with the logos of the two social network sites in. This will redirect the audience to the characters very own twitter and facebook page. Underneath the facebook and Twitter tab there will be a back button that will redirect the viewer back to the character page. In the centre of the social network bar and the Top 5 videos there will be a comment section which will allow the auidnece to leave their opinion of that character and form a community around the character.

Videos page:

Each video page ( Sneak Peak, Cast & Crew, Bloopers and Behind the Scene) will all have video thumbnails that will allow you to watch the video clip.

Website Research: Structure




Structure of the Misfits Website





Blog Page

About Page: Basic information about the latest series’ synopsis, actors, characters, and themes as well as a video of the series 3 trailer.

Gives audience a general overview so new visitors can gain a brief understanding of the programme.

Blog page (see right):Blog posts with photos of merchandise for sale, (trading cards, scripts, clothing, and accessories) as well as behind the scenes videos, and information about where actors will be making appearances to promote the series.

Appeals to the audience's online interests while keeping fans constantly updated with exclusive information throughout (and after) the series.

Our Misfits pages (see left): Background information about each character, as well as links to ‘Highest rated videos’ and ‘Latest pictures’ for each character.

The audience has the chance to get to know about each character in more detail and become more personalised to them.

 

Pictures pages (see below):

Season 1 page: Behind the scenes: what the director saw, online comic, episode recaps, episodes, storyboards, introducing misfits

Season 2 page: Episode recaps, preview pictures, behind the scenes, cast shots, out and about, BTS: Party pictures

Season 3 page: Cast pics, episode preview pics, Misfits out and about

Season 4 page: series 4 episode 8 preview pictures

Videos pages (see below):

Season 1 page: Simon’s videos, clips, behind the scenes, trailers

Season 2 page: Episode clips, Trailers, Nathan’s coffin videos, Superhoodie’s surveillance camera, behind the scenes, interviews

Season 3 page: Trailers, preview clips, behind the scenes, interviews, watch Erazer, BTS of Erazer

Season 4 page: Misfits strung out, behind the scenes, trailers, preview clips, interviews

 

 

Music pages (see right):

Season 1 page: List of songs features on trailer and episodes 1-6 with links to buy on iTunes and Nokia Store

Season 2 page: Same as before (ep 1-7) plus links to Music from Beetroot Music and Exclusive Iwan Download

Season 3 page: List of songs (ep 1-8) with links to iTunes and Nokia Store

Season 4 page: List of songs (ep 1-8) with links to iTunes and Spotify

 

Games page: Games include: Visit Seth’s superpower shops, Cheese Fondoom, Beast Mates, Jail break Auto, Anaphylactic shocker, Space evaders, Spot the shapeshifter, Wind up Nathan, Your face on Misfits, Do a runner.

The games will appeal to the audience because they add a fun and interactive element, as well as being relevant and accessible even after the season ends, meaning the fans will not lose interest in the programme before the next season.

Online Comic (see right): A 28 page comic book style interpretation of one of the misfits episodes. Described as a 'graphic adventure'.

adds a fun and novelty element for fans of the show.

 

Misfits strung out page (see left): 4od online episodes (spin off of each episode from Season 4) comedic ‘puppet gang’ interpretation of each episode.

Help and support page: Contact information for charities and organisations who offer advice/information about issues raised in Misfits, such as bereavement support, young carers, relationships, drugs and alcohol.

Pre-Production

After finishing all individual research, our group began the pre-production process, which is essential for planning and preparing for production/editing. Our group apprached pre-production in 3 main stages:

1.Creative process:
(Visualising and planning the outcome of the final product)
-Script
-Storyboard
-Moodboard
-Character profiles
-Treatment

2.Essential before filming:
(Preperation for a successful and efficient filming process)
-Location recces
-Equipment list
-Email (permission to use locations)
-Off site booking forms/risk assessment

3.Assisting filming:
(Documents to use during production stage)
-Call Sheet
-Production Schedule
-Shot list

Below is a copy of all our pre-production documents
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Script


Storyboard



Moodboard





Character Profiles
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Treatment

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Location Recces





Equipment list


Email/offsite booking form


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Call sheet/production schedule



Shot list


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Updates

After our first attempt at filming, we recognised that some of our shots needed to be changed and re-filmed due to various reasons including consistency errors, camera focusing, movement errors, and general improvements to the narrative. Because of this, we decided to adapt our script, storyboard and shotlist to accomodate these changes before re-filming.

Script updates

Shot list updates

Storyboard updates

Character profile updates:
Arter our first attempt at filming, we recognised that we had planned to include far to much dialogue for a 2 minute scene (which is another reason we edited the storyboard) However, in order to cut down on dialogue, we decided to remove Rob's character. This was because we felt it would simplify the narrative by condensing the amount of characters to introduce, and allowed us to focus on the drama, intensity, and decisions the others have to make rather than the focus being on Rob's character.