P3

A) STORYBOARD

A) SHOT LIST

A) SHOT PLAN

STAR THROWING

STABBING NECK

B) PLAN/SKETCHES

STAR THROWING SKETCH

STABBING NECK SKETCH

C) MOCK UPS

Mock Up Evaluation - Star Throw

STAR THROW

For this effect, we achieved this by creating a throwing star out of paper.
We did this to replace a real knife to ensure that it was safe to make the
SFX. Overall, using this worked well, because with the paper,

we were able to fold the corners of the star to ensure no sharp ends were hitting
the characters body.

STAR USED:

MOCK UP OF SFX

STABBING EFFECT

For this effect, we achieved this by having a bottle of fake blood made from cranberry juice. We chose a bottle in particular because it was easy to squeeze content out of. Also, we used cranberry juice, to achieve the look of thick blood coming out from the characters neck.

Overall, using this worked well, because it achieved the look that we wanted, however when filming for the real thing, we will use a syringe instead of a bottle to make it more professional and to ensure that the bottle is not seen by the audience (using a syringe is less obvious in comparison to a bottle). The movement required to push and squeeze the bottle at the same time was difficult to disguise, but with a syringe, it is only a push from the thumb.

BOTTLE USED:

MOCK UP OF SFX

D) RISK ASSESSMENTS FOR SFX

STAR THROW

KNIFE STAB

E) RECCES

E) CONTINGENCY PLAN

F) RISK ASSESSMENT FOR PRODUCTION

G) PERMISSION

In order to do the SFX, we need permission from the client. This was done by ensuring that all the relevant paper work is accurate and detailed enough so that the SFX can be carried out safely while not causing any problems/receiving any misjudgement from any members of the public.

PERMISSION FROM CLIENT