Sweeded Film: Titanic
A sweded film is a film which is summarised in a few scenes, made on a limited budget or none at all, with no props and shot on a regular camera (even a phone). Upon completion the film would have been sweeded. We decided to chose the film Titanic to adapt, this is because it is a very well known film and can be easily understood with no props or suitable scenery. We selected 5 important scenes that we summarised, and combined them together then added the correct music.
Sweeded film example:
Analysis of our sweded film:
Our sweded film is made up of five different scenes. The first scene out of the five is the poker scene, it is the scene when Jack wins two tickets to go aboard the Titanic ship. We decided to chose this scene because it is the scene that starts their journey on the ship. The second scene we chose to film is the scene where we see Jack and Rose meet for the first time on the ship. We chose this scene because it is a large indicator of the main focus of the film. After this scene, we chose one of the most significant scenes in the movie, the scene by which Rose and Jack are standing on the tip of the ship. This scene was chosen because it represents the Titanic movie, it is also the face of many film posters and is featured in most of the trailers that advertise the film. The fourth scene that we filmed was the scene where Jack and Rose are being separated due to the boat sinking. This scene is significant because it demonstrates the love between the two characters, it is also signifiant because it takes place during the main point and focus of the film, the sinking of the ship. The last scene that we filmed for our sweded film was the scene where Rose tells her grandchild about her experience on the ship, and her history with Jack. We chose for this to be our last scene because it sums up what happened in the film, it is also one of the last scenes in the original film and therefore we chose to close our film with a similar ending. Overall i think that our sweded film sums up the original film by using short, significant scenes with little props to demonstrate what the film is about.
Sweeded film example:
Analysis of our sweded film:
Our sweded film is made up of five different scenes. The first scene out of the five is the poker scene, it is the scene when Jack wins two tickets to go aboard the Titanic ship. We decided to chose this scene because it is the scene that starts their journey on the ship. The second scene we chose to film is the scene where we see Jack and Rose meet for the first time on the ship. We chose this scene because it is a large indicator of the main focus of the film. After this scene, we chose one of the most significant scenes in the movie, the scene by which Rose and Jack are standing on the tip of the ship. This scene was chosen because it represents the Titanic movie, it is also the face of many film posters and is featured in most of the trailers that advertise the film. The fourth scene that we filmed was the scene where Jack and Rose are being separated due to the boat sinking. This scene is significant because it demonstrates the love between the two characters, it is also signifiant because it takes place during the main point and focus of the film, the sinking of the ship. The last scene that we filmed for our sweded film was the scene where Rose tells her grandchild about her experience on the ship, and her history with Jack. We chose for this to be our last scene because it sums up what happened in the film, it is also one of the last scenes in the original film and therefore we chose to close our film with a similar ending. Overall i think that our sweded film sums up the original film by using short, significant scenes with little props to demonstrate what the film is about.
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