The document discusses the concept of stardom in the film industry. It explores what defines a star and how the studio system cultivated and marketed stars in the early 20th century. Stars were treated as "human marketing devices" and studios tightly controlled their public images. However, this also stripped stars of freedom and individuality. While stardom provided financial benefits, the lifestyle put pressure on stars and many struggled with issues like drug abuse.
Stardom refers to a high level of fame and popularity achieved in a particular field, such as acting. Stars are often used to market and promote films and products due to their established fame and audiences. While stars were originally just seen as talented performers, the concept of the movie star emerged in the early 20th century as the film industry began intentionally cultivating and promoting recognizable performers to draw audiences. The first movie star is considered to be French actor Max Linder, who rose to fame in the 1900s for his comedy roles and film marketing presented him as a star attraction.
1) The document is a screenplay describing scenes from a film about heartbreak and revenge. It begins with a woman crying in her bedroom after a breakup, looking at a photo of her and her ex-partner.
2) She has a crying breakdown in the bathroom, then collapses on her bed. After waking, she smashes the photo frame in anger and frustration.
3) She then goes to her ex's house and discovers him with another woman on the couch. Overcome with shock and sadness, she sees a crossbow and uses it to shoot the other woman, killing her. The woman then leaves with a smirk, as her ex sits in a daze.
A girl is heartbroken after a breakup. She cries in the bathroom and collapses on her bed. She wakes up frustrated and smashes a picture of her and her ex. Seeking revenge, she finds her ex making out with another girl on the couch. The heartbroken girl takes her ex's crossbow and shoots an arrow through the other girl's chest, killing her. She smirks and leaves through the door, credits roll.
This document outlines a story idea called "I shot Cupid" where a heartbroken woman seeks revenge on Cupid and her ex-lover. The story would follow a woman sobbing in her bedroom after a breakup. She sees a photo of her ex and rips it, revealing her reflection. She then goes to a room where her ex and Cupid are kissing and shoots Cupid with a special arrow that kills him. The document discusses developing the story into a short film with specific scenes and characters needed including the heartbroken woman, Cupid, and her ex. It also provides notes on props, costumes, locations and planning to write a two page script.
The 1986 Jim Jarmusch film "Down by Law" follows three men - Zack, Jack and Roberto - who are imprisoned together and eventually escape. The documentary discusses the film's minimalist cinematography by Robby Muller, which relies on long takes with no close-ups to immerse the audience and create a sense of confinement. It also examines the mise-en-scene in each section of the film - from the prison walls that the characters draw on, to the Louisiana swamps they find themselves in after escaping. The editing, led by frequent Jarmusch collaborator Melody London, uses minimal cuts to further emphasize the visuals and tension in shared scenes between the characters.
How does the editing impact the film.docxAmyKilbride2
The document discusses how the minimalist editing style of director Jim Jarmusch impacts the film by allowing scenes to linger and tensions to build without cuts, making the viewer feel as though they are experiencing the awkward interactions and tense situations along with the characters. This style is demonstrated in a scene where two inmates first meet a new prisoner, as the camera remains steady between them during their uncomfortable introduction and conversation.
What is the worst aspect of the internet and its various usages.pdfAmyKilbride2
The worst aspect of the internet is how it enables child predators and the sharing of child pornography. Deeper issues like murder and rape can be found on the dark web, but specifically troubling are real websites that allow child predators to gather, share their habits, and find inspiration from the worst cases like Richard Huckle, who was able to evade arrest for 8 years while uploading abuse. These adults now seek out vulnerable children online to take advantage of their innocence, and there is nothing worse than the internet enabling this abuse.
The document discusses the concept of stardom in the film industry. It explores what defines a star and how the studio system cultivated and marketed stars in the early 20th century. Stars were treated as "human marketing devices" and studios tightly controlled their public images. However, this also stripped stars of freedom and individuality. While stardom provided financial benefits, the lifestyle put pressure on stars and many struggled with issues like drug abuse.
Stardom refers to a high level of fame and popularity achieved in a particular field, such as acting. Stars are often used to market and promote films and products due to their established fame and audiences. While stars were originally just seen as talented performers, the concept of the movie star emerged in the early 20th century as the film industry began intentionally cultivating and promoting recognizable performers to draw audiences. The first movie star is considered to be French actor Max Linder, who rose to fame in the 1900s for his comedy roles and film marketing presented him as a star attraction.
1) The document is a screenplay describing scenes from a film about heartbreak and revenge. It begins with a woman crying in her bedroom after a breakup, looking at a photo of her and her ex-partner.
2) She has a crying breakdown in the bathroom, then collapses on her bed. After waking, she smashes the photo frame in anger and frustration.
3) She then goes to her ex's house and discovers him with another woman on the couch. Overcome with shock and sadness, she sees a crossbow and uses it to shoot the other woman, killing her. The woman then leaves with a smirk, as her ex sits in a daze.
A girl is heartbroken after a breakup. She cries in the bathroom and collapses on her bed. She wakes up frustrated and smashes a picture of her and her ex. Seeking revenge, she finds her ex making out with another girl on the couch. The heartbroken girl takes her ex's crossbow and shoots an arrow through the other girl's chest, killing her. She smirks and leaves through the door, credits roll.
This document outlines a story idea called "I shot Cupid" where a heartbroken woman seeks revenge on Cupid and her ex-lover. The story would follow a woman sobbing in her bedroom after a breakup. She sees a photo of her ex and rips it, revealing her reflection. She then goes to a room where her ex and Cupid are kissing and shoots Cupid with a special arrow that kills him. The document discusses developing the story into a short film with specific scenes and characters needed including the heartbroken woman, Cupid, and her ex. It also provides notes on props, costumes, locations and planning to write a two page script.
The 1986 Jim Jarmusch film "Down by Law" follows three men - Zack, Jack and Roberto - who are imprisoned together and eventually escape. The documentary discusses the film's minimalist cinematography by Robby Muller, which relies on long takes with no close-ups to immerse the audience and create a sense of confinement. It also examines the mise-en-scene in each section of the film - from the prison walls that the characters draw on, to the Louisiana swamps they find themselves in after escaping. The editing, led by frequent Jarmusch collaborator Melody London, uses minimal cuts to further emphasize the visuals and tension in shared scenes between the characters.
How does the editing impact the film.docxAmyKilbride2
The document discusses how the minimalist editing style of director Jim Jarmusch impacts the film by allowing scenes to linger and tensions to build without cuts, making the viewer feel as though they are experiencing the awkward interactions and tense situations along with the characters. This style is demonstrated in a scene where two inmates first meet a new prisoner, as the camera remains steady between them during their uncomfortable introduction and conversation.
What is the worst aspect of the internet and its various usages.pdfAmyKilbride2
The worst aspect of the internet is how it enables child predators and the sharing of child pornography. Deeper issues like murder and rape can be found on the dark web, but specifically troubling are real websites that allow child predators to gather, share their habits, and find inspiration from the worst cases like Richard Huckle, who was able to evade arrest for 8 years while uploading abuse. These adults now seek out vulnerable children online to take advantage of their innocence, and there is nothing worse than the internet enabling this abuse.
The document provides details about creating posters for a short film project. It discusses photographing models in different poses and settings to use as inspiration for poster designs. Several prototype posters are described, including adjusting colors, adding effects like smoke and fog, warping figures, and tweaking the title text. The top choices for the posters are a black and white image of a figure grabbing a victim from behind and a color photo with fog around the ground and a warped blue ghostly figure reaching towards the victim.
This document provides details about the production of a short film about Mary Ann Cotton, Britain's first female serial killer. The film was created for the Bright Lights exhibition in Sunderland to showcase young talent from the region.
The original idea was too ambitious, telling Cotton's full story from her trial to execution. A revised ghost story was chosen instead. Pre-production involved script changes and struggles casting roles. Filming locations in Houghton were chosen for their relevance to Cotton's history. Production was difficult due to weather and delays but was enjoyed by the cast and crew. The film aimed to highlight Sunderland's unique history and young creative talent.
The document summarizes the process of finalizing a product image in Photoshop. Key steps include:
1. Toning down the brightness of the background to add more of a foggy look and changing colors to an autumn aesthetic.
2. Cropping the image slightly and reworking the figure layer to improve the result.
3. Adjusting smoke effects to fit better and coloring the figure blue to add illuminous effect.
4. Adding back in remaining layers and creating a black and white version while keeping tones consistent.
The document summarizes feedback from an audience survey about draft designs for a movie poster. Key points:
- The survey asked questions about elements people would like to see in the poster, their ratings of three drafts, and details they liked, disliked, or wanted changed.
- Draft 2 received the most positive feedback overall and was selected as the favorite. People generally liked the font, layout, and darker feel of Draft 2.
- For the final poster, the creator will keep elements like the black and white color scheme, transparent effects, and smoke that were liked, and make changes such as replacing the man with a woman as suggested.
- Minor changes like the time of day in images
This document analyzes and summarizes two short films and their posters. It summarizes a short film called "We Are Makers" created by Sunderland Culture highlighting elements that make Sunderland a special place. It uses voiceover and footage to discuss Sunderland's history and present people using creativity to better the city. It also summarizes a short horror film called "Strangers" about a man tormented by four strange masked men who represent his personalities. Close-up shots show his nervousness and drinking at home before confronting the men. The analysis discusses film techniques and media theories used in both shorts. It identifies their target audiences and analyzes a poster for "Strangers" featuring the characters.
The document provides details about creating posters for a short film project. It discusses photographing models in different poses and settings to use as inspiration for poster designs. Several prototype posters are described, including adjusting colors, adding effects like smoke and fog, warping figures, and tweaking the title text. The top choices for the posters are a black and white image of a figure grabbing a victim from behind and a color photo with fog around the ground and a warped blue ghostly figure reaching towards the victim.
The document provides details about creating posters for a short film project. It discusses photographing models in different poses and settings to use as inspiration for poster designs. Several prototype posters are described, including adjusting colors, removing logos, warping images, and adding smoke and fog effects in Photoshop. The document reflects on strengths and weaknesses of different poster concepts. The top choices are further refined, such as making a figure appear more feminine and ghostly.
The document provides details about a mini photoshoot project to create a poster for the film Pet Sematary. The author discusses ideas they considered, including Child's Play and War of the Worlds. They decided on Pet Sematary as it seemed the most realistic to work with given their resources. They did a photoshoot with their dog, applying makeup including coffee and leaves to make the dog look dirty. Photos were taken on a road and edited in Photopea to remove the dog's tongue and add a truck in the background. The author worked to improve shadows, highlights, and positioning of elements in the poster composition.
1. The document summarizes the production process of a short film created by the author for an art exhibition highlighting young talent in Sunderland, UK.
2. The author went through many iterations of script ideas before settling on a ghost story inspired by Mary Ann Cotton, Britain's first female serial killer from the area. Filming was difficult due to scheduling issues, last-minute cast changes, and technical problems with audio.
3. While the final product is not perfect, the author is proud of completing it and sees it as a learning experience. Areas for improvement include better pre-production planning, scheduling, and preparing for potential issues during filming.
The document is a post-production diary summarizing work done editing footage from a film shoot. It describes cutting down clips, adding transitions, stabilizing footage, syncing audio, selecting the best takes, and piecing together scenes. Issues like jumps in footage when splicing clips together and audio not being recorded properly are addressed. The diary outlines the process of editing footage over multiple sessions to construct scenes and finish post-production on the film.
The document is a production diary for a film shoot that took place over multiple days. It summarizes the various technical difficulties, casting changes, and weather issues that impacted filming. On the first day, technical problems with the cameras and lighting forced an early wrap. Reshoots and audio rerecording were needed. Subsequent shoots were delayed or cut short due to more technical problems, interruptions, and poor weather. The diary provides details on the shots filmed each day and plans to complete the remaining scenes.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
This document summarizes the process of recreating a showreel video. The creator realized issues with the opening sequence from the original showreel. They experimented with different transitions and animations in Canva. Footage from past video projects was edited together, syncing to music. Challenges included restricted file sizes and quality drops during exporting. The creator made adjustments throughout to improve flow. The ending sequence was recreated in Canva. After multiple exports and quality checks, the showreel was finalized for upload.
Script The ghost of Mary Ann Cotton.pdfAmyKilbride2
The lecturer discusses the Victorian era with students, including Mary Ann Cotton, Britain's first serial killer who poisoned her family and others for insurance money. That evening, Richard convinces Martin and Conner to perform a ritual to summon Cotton's spirit. During the ritual, strange noises are heard and Martin encounters a crying woman. As the others search for him, Conner and Richard experience paranormal events and Richard is attacked by an unseen figure. Martin and Conner flee in terror, leaving Richard's fate unknown.
Script The ghost of Mary Ann Cotton (1).pdfAmyKilbride2
The lecturer discusses the Victorian era and serial killer Mary Ann Cotton with students. After class, one student looks up a ritual to summon Cotton's spirit. That night, the student performs the ritual with two friends in a secluded location. Strange noises and a crying woman appear. One friend disappears. The remaining two witness a spirit kill their other friend by forcing poison down their throat. The two surviving friends flee in terror.
The document provides details about creating posters for a short film project. It discusses photographing models in different poses and settings to use as inspiration for poster designs. Several prototype posters are described, including adjusting colors, adding effects like smoke and fog, warping figures, and tweaking the title text. The top choices for the posters are a black and white image of a figure grabbing a victim from behind and a color photo with fog around the ground and a warped blue ghostly figure reaching towards the victim.
This document provides details about the production of a short film about Mary Ann Cotton, Britain's first female serial killer. The film was created for the Bright Lights exhibition in Sunderland to showcase young talent from the region.
The original idea was too ambitious, telling Cotton's full story from her trial to execution. A revised ghost story was chosen instead. Pre-production involved script changes and struggles casting roles. Filming locations in Houghton were chosen for their relevance to Cotton's history. Production was difficult due to weather and delays but was enjoyed by the cast and crew. The film aimed to highlight Sunderland's unique history and young creative talent.
The document summarizes the process of finalizing a product image in Photoshop. Key steps include:
1. Toning down the brightness of the background to add more of a foggy look and changing colors to an autumn aesthetic.
2. Cropping the image slightly and reworking the figure layer to improve the result.
3. Adjusting smoke effects to fit better and coloring the figure blue to add illuminous effect.
4. Adding back in remaining layers and creating a black and white version while keeping tones consistent.
The document summarizes feedback from an audience survey about draft designs for a movie poster. Key points:
- The survey asked questions about elements people would like to see in the poster, their ratings of three drafts, and details they liked, disliked, or wanted changed.
- Draft 2 received the most positive feedback overall and was selected as the favorite. People generally liked the font, layout, and darker feel of Draft 2.
- For the final poster, the creator will keep elements like the black and white color scheme, transparent effects, and smoke that were liked, and make changes such as replacing the man with a woman as suggested.
- Minor changes like the time of day in images
This document analyzes and summarizes two short films and their posters. It summarizes a short film called "We Are Makers" created by Sunderland Culture highlighting elements that make Sunderland a special place. It uses voiceover and footage to discuss Sunderland's history and present people using creativity to better the city. It also summarizes a short horror film called "Strangers" about a man tormented by four strange masked men who represent his personalities. Close-up shots show his nervousness and drinking at home before confronting the men. The analysis discusses film techniques and media theories used in both shorts. It identifies their target audiences and analyzes a poster for "Strangers" featuring the characters.
The document provides details about creating posters for a short film project. It discusses photographing models in different poses and settings to use as inspiration for poster designs. Several prototype posters are described, including adjusting colors, adding effects like smoke and fog, warping figures, and tweaking the title text. The top choices for the posters are a black and white image of a figure grabbing a victim from behind and a color photo with fog around the ground and a warped blue ghostly figure reaching towards the victim.
The document provides details about creating posters for a short film project. It discusses photographing models in different poses and settings to use as inspiration for poster designs. Several prototype posters are described, including adjusting colors, removing logos, warping images, and adding smoke and fog effects in Photoshop. The document reflects on strengths and weaknesses of different poster concepts. The top choices are further refined, such as making a figure appear more feminine and ghostly.
The document provides details about a mini photoshoot project to create a poster for the film Pet Sematary. The author discusses ideas they considered, including Child's Play and War of the Worlds. They decided on Pet Sematary as it seemed the most realistic to work with given their resources. They did a photoshoot with their dog, applying makeup including coffee and leaves to make the dog look dirty. Photos were taken on a road and edited in Photopea to remove the dog's tongue and add a truck in the background. The author worked to improve shadows, highlights, and positioning of elements in the poster composition.
1. The document summarizes the production process of a short film created by the author for an art exhibition highlighting young talent in Sunderland, UK.
2. The author went through many iterations of script ideas before settling on a ghost story inspired by Mary Ann Cotton, Britain's first female serial killer from the area. Filming was difficult due to scheduling issues, last-minute cast changes, and technical problems with audio.
3. While the final product is not perfect, the author is proud of completing it and sees it as a learning experience. Areas for improvement include better pre-production planning, scheduling, and preparing for potential issues during filming.
The document is a post-production diary summarizing work done editing footage from a film shoot. It describes cutting down clips, adding transitions, stabilizing footage, syncing audio, selecting the best takes, and piecing together scenes. Issues like jumps in footage when splicing clips together and audio not being recorded properly are addressed. The diary outlines the process of editing footage over multiple sessions to construct scenes and finish post-production on the film.
The document is a production diary for a film shoot that took place over multiple days. It summarizes the various technical difficulties, casting changes, and weather issues that impacted filming. On the first day, technical problems with the cameras and lighting forced an early wrap. Reshoots and audio rerecording were needed. Subsequent shoots were delayed or cut short due to more technical problems, interruptions, and poor weather. The diary provides details on the shots filmed each day and plans to complete the remaining scenes.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
This document summarizes the process of recreating a showreel video. The creator realized issues with the opening sequence from the original showreel. They experimented with different transitions and animations in Canva. Footage from past video projects was edited together, syncing to music. Challenges included restricted file sizes and quality drops during exporting. The creator made adjustments throughout to improve flow. The ending sequence was recreated in Canva. After multiple exports and quality checks, the showreel was finalized for upload.
Script The ghost of Mary Ann Cotton.pdfAmyKilbride2
The lecturer discusses the Victorian era with students, including Mary Ann Cotton, Britain's first serial killer who poisoned her family and others for insurance money. That evening, Richard convinces Martin and Conner to perform a ritual to summon Cotton's spirit. During the ritual, strange noises are heard and Martin encounters a crying woman. As the others search for him, Conner and Richard experience paranormal events and Richard is attacked by an unseen figure. Martin and Conner flee in terror, leaving Richard's fate unknown.
Script The ghost of Mary Ann Cotton (1).pdfAmyKilbride2
The lecturer discusses the Victorian era and serial killer Mary Ann Cotton with students. After class, one student looks up a ritual to summon Cotton's spirit. That night, the student performs the ritual with two friends in a secluded location. Strange noises and a crying woman appear. One friend disappears. The remaining two witness a spirit kill their other friend by forcing poison down their throat. The two surviving friends flee in terror.
How to Fix the Import Error in the Odoo 17Celine George
An import error occurs when a program fails to import a module or library, disrupting its execution. In languages like Python, this issue arises when the specified module cannot be found or accessed, hindering the program's functionality. Resolving import errors is crucial for maintaining smooth software operation and uninterrupted development processes.
This presentation was provided by Steph Pollock of The American Psychological Association’s Journals Program, and Damita Snow, of The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), for the initial session of NISO's 2024 Training Series "DEIA in the Scholarly Landscape." Session One: 'Setting Expectations: a DEIA Primer,' was held June 6, 2024.
How to Manage Your Lost Opportunities in Odoo 17 CRMCeline George
Odoo 17 CRM allows us to track why we lose sales opportunities with "Lost Reasons." This helps analyze our sales process and identify areas for improvement. Here's how to configure lost reasons in Odoo 17 CRM
A review of the growth of the Israel Genealogy Research Association Database Collection for the last 12 months. Our collection is now passed the 3 million mark and still growing. See which archives have contributed the most. See the different types of records we have, and which years have had records added. You can also see what we have for the future.
How to Setup Warehouse & Location in Odoo 17 InventoryCeline George
In this slide, we'll explore how to set up warehouses and locations in Odoo 17 Inventory. This will help us manage our stock effectively, track inventory levels, and streamline warehouse operations.
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Iván Bornacelly, Policy Analyst at the OECD Centre for Skills, OECD, presents at the webinar 'Tackling job market gaps with a skills-first approach' on 12 June 2024
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