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Fast & Furious: Hobbs & Shaw (Website)

on September 21, 2018

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Crew: John Papsidera (Casting Director)

John Papsidera is a casting director based in Los Angeles, California, known for his work in film and television. He has worked with some of the most successful directors in the world such as Jason Reitman, Roland Emmerich, and Christopher Nolan. An example of a thriller movie that he was involved in is Inception. He was also the casting director on The Dark Knight.

Layout (Credits, Names of Stars and Text)

Credits, Names of Stars and Text Bellow are the credits that I have created to be placed at the end of my trailers which follows the conventions of trailers. The names of the main stars of the film are mentioned here along with the crucial members of the production and corporate teams involved in the creation of this movie. On the second page of credits, it will include the production company logos of the three companies involved in the production of this movie. This also features the web address for the website containing additional content and information regarding our movie. The trailers will also feature these images as it will bring awareness to the fact that associated accounts of this movie can be found on all different forms of social media. When people see these social media accounts, they are likely to become embroiled in any potential 'hype' surrounding the upcoming movie and may be more likely to go and see it in the cinema when it is re...

All software and hardware used

Trailers Hardware In order to film the trailers, we used two cameras. A Cannon EOS 70D and a DJI Mavic Pro. Along with the Cannon we used two lenses, a wide angle lens and a macro lens. When using the Cannon, it was on a tripod for the majority of the time as this provided much more stable shots. We also used an external microphone plugged into the camera in order to better capture any dialog whilst filming. Software Once we had filmed everything that we needed, we used Final Cut Pro on a MacBook Pro to edit both trailers. We also used software called Motion in order to create animations and Compressor for exporting the videos. Posters When making the poster, we used photos taken on the Cannon camera whilst shooting and then used Adobe Photoshop to edit and create the poster.

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