LO4: Selecting a Suitable Certificate for our Film

I believe that our film, Silent Captive, is a 15A age rating. The BBFC states that mulitiple aspects of our film would not be suitable for younger ages because of a few things that feature in it. There is no use of drugs, nudity, or strong violence in Silent Captive but there is a strong sense of threat from the protagonist's brother, Sam, as he threatens him with phrases that would imply violence against him. There's only a small amount of violence, which can be seen when the protagonist (Oscar) is thrown to the ground. There are also a mild sense of mature themes of loss and guilt that are explored in the film which would belong in something of this age rating. The general tone and narrative may distress a younger person or they may not know what's going on. There is also no strong language or reference to sex at any point in our film, so overall it strikes a good balance that would be suitable for a 15A age rating.

LO4: Screening Feedback

Here are Jack Shakeshaft, Jake Fields, Lauren Hopkins and Will Slater watching the film:

The questionairre for the screening feedback was created by me:

LO3: Final Edit

The final edit of our short film 'Silent Captive'.

LO3: Film Drafts

Draft 1

Draft 2

Draft 3

LO3: Copyright Permission for Music

We do not need to gain permission to use any music in our film, due to the music being composed by ourselves.

Evidence of Alister Martin producing our music

LO3: Offline Edit

The offline edit was created by Alister Martin and Louis Norton:

Below is the offline edit to our film 'Silent Captive' and unfortunately at the time we either didn't have the footage or we needed to re-shoot some scenes.

LO3: Edit Decision List

This list was created by Louis Norton:

LO3: Editing Evidence

Louis Norton did most of the editing with the aid of both me and Alister Martin:

Alister Martin and Louis Norton editing the offline edit together ready to make the first edited draft of the film.

Evidence of Louis Norton editing the shots together and adding effects to them.