Hey there! Yesterday, I got the opportunity to share my group’s idea for our film opening to other students and we got some feedback! It’s really important to listen to feedback since it’s gives you the opportunity to see other perspectives of your idea as they provide ways to alter your idea to make it better!
When I shared my group’s idea for our film opening, everyone really liked our idea! They thought it was unique and could be made into a really cool film opening if executed properly. They enjoyed how we took a step away from a typical drama film and how we are looking into making a physiological thriller.
Although they did like our concept and genre, they did provide a few tips for my group and I to discuss to hopefully improve our film opening. One idea they had was to use a voiceover when explaining the main character and their OCD traits. They mentioned how some people might be unaware of what OCD does to a person and that it would be beneficial to add a voiceover to explain it. If the audience doesn’t fully understand that the main character suffers from OCD, the film wouldn’t make as much sense.
Another idea they had was to make sure that the set design matched the character’s OCD traits, meaning the set design would consist of everything being straight and clean. Then when we show the character being forced out of their regular environment. The new environment would be the opposite, meaning it would be messy, in order to show how the new environment affects the character living with OCD.
They also mentioned how we really need to find a good actor or actress who can play the role of a person who lives with OCD. This would be a critical part of our film so my group needs to start searching for an actor or actress as soon as possible!
My group plans on meeting soon to discuss the different advice we all received in order to improve our film opening! Overall, I enjoyed listening to other’s feedback and hope to make an excellent project! Be sure to leave a comment down below with any feedback you have to provide in order to improve our film opening! Until next time...
~rtmedias
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