Specific Roles and Duties

Within this coursework and our opening title sequence we have to have specific jobs so that we each have fair and good contributions towards the work. We have assigned roles to each person and fitted them with every person, thinking which would be best for job and the make the best outcome with the job. The jobs and who is assigned to them is as follows:

Director -Nicola Vickery. We gave Nicola this role as, she is rather conscious of how to improve every piece of work, her desire to achieve and understanding into the media ''world'' will hopefully send a rush of excitement into our opening title sequence. Nicola's time management within everything she does adds to the consistency of any outcome she produces suggesting to us that she is the outright best for the position.
Cinematography Manager -Daisy Moore. Daisy was given this specific role as; Daisy’s consistent thought within the presentation of work and her aspiration to make the best product possible suggests that she will be the best for filming. Her knowledge and understanding towards the art world will  also suggest that any filming create will be presented in the best possible way, this will be evident at the presenting stage meaning that any effects or fillers will definitely be picked for cohesion of our opening title sequence.
Continuity Manager- Thomas Madden. I got this role as; I think I’m rather quick at spotting rules within the filming and hopefully we will then abide by the rules so that it is a success and follows through in the film world. I’m rather ambitious and sensitive towards critics so, will definitely plan the research for the rules and check whether there are mistakes within rules and if there are the amendments will be made directly.

Make-up, props, Location Co-ordinator- Louise Taylor. Louise got this role as she is also rather creative and has the ambition to drive forward the presentation of work, her ambition to detail will foreshadow success in the opening title sequence. The roles all merge into the mise-en-scene meaning that this advice is essential in the filming. It is suggested that her contextual graphic knowledge will keep consistency in the font when it comes to the editing stages.