Showing posts with label Warp. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Warp. Show all posts
Monday, 3 January 2011
Friday, 10 December 2010
Tuesday, 9 November 2010
This is England '86
Notes:
- Same producer as film, Mark Herbert, but there was a second producer, Derrin Schlesinger
- Shane Meadows directed the 3rd and 4th episodes
- Same characters as film three years on
- Tom Harper directed the 1st and 2nd episodes (not involved in film)
- Written by Shane Meadows and Jack Thorne
- Warp films/Big arty production for channel 4
- Supported by Screen Yorkshire Production fund
- Co financed by EM Media
- A lot more characters and people involved
- After the Big Brother demise, channel 4 decided to invest an extra £20 million a year into dramas
- How skinheads went to mods
- Unemployment
- Left over ideas from film used
- Warp is a developing company
- Sponsored by Peugot
- Different fashions and styles
- Bigger cast
- More artificial lighting used than film
- More props
- Same humour
- More locations
- Still pre fabricated sets
- Different feel of cinematography
- Post production enhancement used
- Shaun isnt the only main character this time
This is England
Notes:
- £1.5 million budget
- funded by national lottery
- received £90,000 after production from uk film council
- made in 2006
- warp film
- directed by Shane Meadows
- based on his own experiences
- main star: never acted, bad family life, socially deprived area
- filmed in a pre-fabricated set in Sheffield
- props bought on ebay for authenticity
- natural lighting
- element of improvisation from actors
- actors given a creative input
- produced by Mark Herbert
- set in 1983, high unemployment
- skin Head culture focus, trying to change perception of them
- aimed at teenager originally but was given an 18 rating
- montage of England in 1983 shown at the start; Margret Thatcher, Princess Diana, Faulklands War
- working class audience
- British weather humour and fashion shown
- reggae music
- mise en scene; graffiti, iconic, patriotic
- handheld camera work
- no special effects
- slower pace shots than Hot Fuzz
Tuesday, 26 October 2010
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