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Production company - Working Title films.

Main British Actors: Rafe Spall, Stephan Merchant and Emma Thompson.

Scenes set in the UK.

British director: Dan Mazer.

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Production company - Working Title films.

Main British Actors: Rachael McAdams, Will Merrick, Lydia Wilson.

Scenes set in the UK.

British director: Richard Curtis

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Production company - Working Title films.

Main British Actors - Renee Wellweger, Colin Firth and Patrick Dempsey.

Scenes set in the UK.

British Director - Sharon Maguire.

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Production company - Working Title Films

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Production company - Working Title Films

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Working Title Films formed in 1984, co-chaired by Tim Bevan and Eric Fellner since 1992, is one of the world’s leading film production companies which is owned by universal studios.

Working Title has more than 100 films that have grossed over $6 billion worldwide, including over $1 billion at the UK box office. James Marsh’s The Theory of Everything, Tom Hooper’s Les Misérables, Joe Wright’s Anna Karenina, Tim Robbins’ Dead Man Walking; Joel and Ethan Coen’s Fargo; Shekhar Kapur’s Elizabeth and Elizabeth: The Golden Age; and Joe Wright’s Atonement have been there most successful films to date with winning all together a massive 39 BAFTA Awards; and prizes at the Cannes and Berlin International Film Festivals.

Working Title TV is based in London and LA and is a joint venture between NBC Universal International, Tim Bevan and Eric Fellner .The US office has a first look deal with Universal Television and is currently developing projects for both broadcast and cable networks.

Title films also have a UK office. The UK office is currently developing projects across all UK broadcasters and has excellent co-production relationships with US broadcasters including NBC, HBO, PBS, ABC and BBC America.

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The group decided on creating the storyboards as soon as we had an idea for the plot and the characters that would be playing each role. As the director, expected to follow each step of the storyboards to keep on track with the filming process.

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•We decided the sample scene would only need to contain one person, for costume we decided on a basis male look with a top and a pair of jeans. The colours we chose were, black, navy blue and light blue. After careful analysis we decided these colours represent;

•Black belt – Dark, mysterious, possible death

•Light blue top – Innocence, calm, careful

•Washed out navy jeans – Purity, mystery, intelligence, wisdom

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Felicity Jone is an English actress. Felicity was born in Birmingham, she started acting when she was just 12 years old, staring in the film The Treasure Seekers in 1996. Since then, she went onto staring in films such as Chalet Girl and The Amazing Spider-man 2.  Her performance in the 2011 film Like Crazy(2011) was met with critical acclaim garnering her numerous awards. In 2014, her performance as Jane Hawking in The Theory of Everything (2014) was also met with critical acclaim, garnering her nominations for the Golden Globe, SAG, BAFTA, and Academy Award for Best Actress.

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Eddie Redmayne is an English actor of stage and screen. Born and raised in Westminster he studied history of art at Trinity college, Cambridge. After, which he started a career in modelling. Eddie Redmayne spent four months studying Hawking’s life, a process that required a lot of research. He watched every documentary and YouTube video he could find on the man. Eddie Redmayne plays Hawking in the film who was diagnosed with motor neuron disease when he was 21, and wasn’t expected to live past 25. In preparation for the role Eddie met with more than 30, and even went to some of their homes.

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James Marsh directed The Theory of Everything. James is a British film maker,  and documentary director best known for his work on a filmed called Man on a Wire. Marsh began his early career in directing with several documentaries made for the BBC. In 2005 he directed the film The King which was screened at the 2005 Cannes film festival. marsh received a BAFTA nomination for The Theory of Everything.

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In the film The Theory of Everything there were many traditional locations used throughout the film. For example;

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Wide lawn in front of the New Court Building, a part of St Johns College lying west of the River Cam.

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Wide lawn in front of the New Court Building, a part of St Johns College lying west of the River Cam.

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In the film Stephen Hawking begins his romance with devoutly Christian Jane Wilde, is staged on the wide lawn in front of the New Court Building, which is apart of St Johns College lying west of the River Cam. This is a very romantic setting which is ideal and matches for the storyboard for this particular this scene as this is also where the firework display takes place in the film. Full of open space and a romantic bridge above the lake.

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Hampton Court Palace, East Molesey in Surrey.

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Hampton Court Palace, East Molesey in Surrey.

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In the film, the Palace’s Garden, in which Hawking relaxes afterwards with his family, is the formal garden of the Hampton Court Palace East Moseley in Surrey. The style of the Court is Gothic, a romantic version of a medieval building. The basic plan is classical, which is perfect for British location in the time the film is set in. With the beautiful display of flowers throughout the garden, this adds a pop of colour to the setting of the scene and gives the area a very professional and family feel.

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The University of Cambridge is one of the oldest universities in the world, and one of the largest in the United Kingdom. St. John’s is a beautiful location to set the scene as Cambridge gives us a sense of university life and of academic life considering so much of Stephen’s life has been spent in academia.This is a very British location as Cambridge not only is a place where many people have attended to gain an education, it is also where the royal family studied. As the majority of Cambridge is an open air university with a large campus and with lots of space, I personally think this is a perfect setting for filming.

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When making a  British film, you have to consider all products during filming and pre production. The film I will be focusing on The Theory of Everything.

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-British
-English language
-Set in an area of Britain
-Historical themes

All of the sections listed controbute to making a British Film, British.

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When making a British film, you have to make sure all these factors apply to your film by taking the BFI Culture test. You have to make sure;

-18 out of 35 points
-4 different sections of British culture
-companies submit applications to the BFI
-Tax free funding from the government
-Set in the UK or EEA state
-British Actors
-Recorded in English

Making of a British Film (these people have to be majority British people):

-Producer
-Actors
-Voice over
-Director
-Composer
-Majority of cast (at least 50%)
-Crew (50%)

Work is carried out (by British people) :
-Photography, visuals and special effects
-Music recording, audio/post production, picture editing

Creative (Contributes to British talent and creativity):
-British heritage
-Diversity