Mr Bush

The film I will create is based in the streets of London following the supposed spike in knife crime of recent times. It follows a young boy caught in the crossfire and finding himself becoming involved with the violence. The film follows his journey as he is dragged in and tries to find a way to survive and escape the violent lifestyle.  I am aiming to reinforce stereotypes but put them in a context which is different to the way they are portrayed within mainstream media in order to draw sympathy from the audience. This will relate to Perkins theory that not all stereotypes are true. I intend on doing this through the perspective of the protagonist. Although he commits violent crimes, the reasoning behind it will subvert stereotypes, making the audience feel sorry for him as they will see he is trapped in a cycle .  This will cause  audiences to think about how they would react in the same situation which allows them to relate to the characters, which relates to Blumer and Katz&

Film posters: Research and planning tasks Create a blogpost called 'Film poster research and pre-production' and work through the following tasks to complete your research and planning for the print side of the brief: Film poster conventions Do some generic research on film posters. 1) List the key conventions of a film poster. Title, tagline, main image, main character, setting, release date, reviews and ratings, institutional details, genre and audience 2) What makes a film poster instantly recognisable? Actor as Main image, Title of film, Reviews around the poster, small print at bottom 3) What are regarded as some of the best film posters of all time? Why? The GoodFellas The three charters seem shadowy over a dead body making them seem phantomj-like. This connotes to how much murder they cause. The Godfather The character's black tuxedo fades into the black background. The simplicity keeps the focus on this character showing his importance and dominanc