DOWNLOAD MY NAME IS BOB (wmv) 15MB

Director: Larissa Innes

Film name: My Name is Bob

Director's synopsis of film: Bob is stuck in traffic. He feels someone’s
eyes on him. He can hardly believe his luck when he sees a beautiful woman
in a Lamborghini looking back at him with lustful eyes. You know what they
say “If it seems too good to be true…”

Length of Film: 2 minutes, 57 seconds

Category of Film: Comedy

CREW:
James Fuller Assistant Director
Genki McClure DOP
Nick Hynes Editor
Nic Bleuse Camera Assistant

Hannah Jones Storyboard Artist/Production Assistant

Dnyan Keni Composer
Jonathan Musgrave Production Assistant/ Stills
Photography
Tiffany Whittome Executive Producer/ Craft Services

Faye Hammond Make-Up
Andy Hall Titles

CAST:
Wafa’a Halawi Woman
Karmine Sulpizi Bob
Jonathan Musgrave Bob the Girl's Voice

Description of equipment used during production: Panasonic DVX100

Cost of whole production? £150

Did the film reaches your personal expectations and Why? It reached my personal expectations. I wanted to create a fun and clever film and I think it turned out well as I have had a great response towards it.

What improvements would you make if you had to make the same film again? I would have liked better weather and a continuity person to have been present to catch the things I didn't. More time would have helped as well to perfect the shots. I would have been more precise about the shots I made sure of getting so it pieced together more easily.

What advice would you give to any film makers? Keep making films as often as you can, it keeps your heart and soul alive and you get better and better at it the more experience you have.

What do you feel makes a good film? The story is the most important thing. Script is king as they say.

What Video Editing software did you use? Final Cut Pro.

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