Friday, 23 April 2010

Friday

Today we edited most of the film we got complete the music and the titles, with these on the fim look's a lot better. Conner came up with a good idea he though of an poem done by Carol Ann Duffy, which goes really well with what we are doing so we thought to do a voice over. Containing some of lines:

Education for Leisure

Today I am going to kill something. Anything.

I have had enough of being ignored and today

I am going to play God. It is an ordinary day,

a sort of grey with boredom stirring in the streets

I squash a fly against the window with my thumb.

we did that at school. Shakespeare. It was in

another language and now the fly is in another language.

I breathe out talent on the glass to write my name.

I am a genius. I could be anything at all, with half

the chance. But today I am going to change the world.

something’s world. The cat avoids me. The cat

knows I am a genius, and has hidden itself.

I pour the goldfish down the bog. I pull the chain.

I see that it is good. The budgie is panicking.

Once a fortnight, I walk the two miles into town

For signing on. They don’t appreciate my autograph.

There is nothing left to kill. I dial the radio

and tell the man he’s talking to a superstar.

he cuts me off. I get our bread-knife and go out.

the pavements glitter suddenly. I touch your arm.



The lines that are highlighted are the ones we are going to use. In next lesson we will put the voice over in certain part. While Conner was doing the voice-over Sophie came up with a good name for the film.' Killing for leisure.'


1 comment:

  1. When we were recording my voice we found out that my voice didn't match so we used another persons voice that worked to make the film more sadistic and scary. We asked the person to make his voice into a very calm and relaxed voice, this with the lyrics of by Carol Ann Duffy made the film become more disturbing. "Education for Leisure" is a poem by Poet Laureate Carol Ann Duffy which explores the mind of a person who is planning to commit a murder. By Connor Gallagher

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