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This document discusses areas for improvement in film and media production (FMP) and plans for developing those areas. The key areas identified are production and planning. For production, the document recommends planning shots better, ensuring actors know their roles, and improving time management. For planning, it suggests planning each filming aspect like equipment, locations, scheduling, and casting to understand how to shoot the film and allow for contingencies if issues arise.
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This document outlines the student's grades in different subject areas and identifies areas for development in their Foundation Media Production (FMP) course. It notes the student received mostly Pass grades, with some Merits and Minors. It then lists the key areas of Analyze, Problems, Research, Planning, and Production that need improvement in FMP and explains the student will go more in-depth in each part of their FMP project to achieve a Merit grade.
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7. evaluation
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The document discusses areas for improvement in film, media and photography (FMP) subjects, including research, planning, production, and evaluation. It notes that providing more detail in work could improve grades. Planning is identified as especially important to focus on, as lack of planning led to changed ideas late in previous projects. Better planning months in advance for topics, participants, and design elements like colors is needed. Production quality also must be improved to the highest level possible.
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The document provides initial context and planning for a student's film major project (FMP). The student wants to create a short film scene where two people travel back in time and need to find a way back home. They are interested in filmmaking as a future career and see this project as an opportunity to practice skills like editing, visual effects, and camera techniques. Their influences include the transitions in Stranger Things. They plan to have a sci-fi/adventure tone with fast editing. Research activities will include watching films for inspiration, tutorials to learn Premiere Pro skills, and researching different editing techniques. The student's strengths are their editing skills in Premiere Pro and planning abilities, while effectively experimenting with time
1.1 Initial Ideas + Context.pptx
Hannah is proposing a short film project where two characters travel back in time. She wants to gain practical experience making films to help her future career goals. The project will allow her to strengthen skills like camera work, editing, and using effects software. Her strengths are experience with Premiere Pro and planning. Her main challenge will be creating the time travel effect. Potential research includes watching films/tutorials, testing transitions, and gathering audience feedback.
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The Producer is the final authority on every production and is responsible for the total program -- from planning, to production, to post-production, and finally cablecast.
evaluation
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7. evaluation
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Hannah is proposing a short film project where two characters travel back in time. She wants to gain practical experience making films to help her future career goals. The project will allow her to strengthen skills like camera work, editing, and using effects software. Her strengths are experience with Premiere Pro and planning. Her main challenge will be creating the time travel effect. Potential research includes watching films/tutorials, testing transitions, and gathering audience feedback.
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This document provides questions for a student to evaluate their final film project. The student is asked to fully answer questions about their pre-production, production, post-production, and scheduling processes. For pre-production, the student describes their three stage planning process including research, proposal/pitch, and detailed storyboards. They note organization and planning could be improved. For production, the student discusses cast issues causing reshoots and outlines sound and equipment problems. They are happy with footage quality but note organization needs work. For post-production, the student enjoyed editing and found a non-copyrighted soundtrack, using Premiere Pro and After Effects. They wish they allocated more time. For scheduling, the student created schedules but had
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Adam Lepard proposes creating a horror film scene or trailer exploring the theme of love and relationships going wrong. He intends to twist Romeo and Juliet into a modern cult gathering disguised as a party. For his FMP, he will film one scene. He researches films like Climax, Romeo and Juliet, Midsommar, Suspiria and The Shining for inspiration on style, lighting, music and one-take shots. He will write a screenplay, direct actors, use colored lighting to set mood, create an unsettling original soundtrack and attempt a long take for the scene. Feedback from a survey may influence adjustments to better appeal to horror film audiences.
film theory
The document discusses several aspects of film theory as it relates to horror films. It first quotes Noel Carroll, who notes that the horror genre seems resilient as it is able to revive itself by exploring new ideas and topics. The document then discusses how horror films can be viewed as a rite of passage for audiences. It also examines the use of graphic violence and gore in 1980s slasher films. The document provides analysis of several horror directors, including Guillermo del Toro, Ari Aster, and Dario Argento, and how they have influenced the author's own film project. It concludes with a discussion of film theory more broadly and how various elements come together to tell a story and draw in audiences.
Film essay research
The document discusses how horror films can act as a reflection of societal fears and issues. It addresses several topics including how the threats portrayed in horror films have evolved over time to better represent the fears of the era. For example, films after World War 2 featured more werewolf movies likely reflecting the violence of Nazis. The document also examines how horror films have addressed topics like racism, treatment of women, immigration fears and more. Many examples of specific films are provided that illustrate how the films incorporated themes relating to the societal issues of their time period and location.
FMP proposal
1. Adam Lepard proposes filming a scene and trailer for a horror film exploring the theme of love. The scene will take place at a house party that is secretly a cult meeting where the main characters are being prepared as sacrifices.
2. The scene will be action-packed with a maximum of 4 actors and potentially be done in a single long tracking shot. A trailer will also be made to hook audiences and provide context for the unfilmed full film.
3. Evaluation will include a production diary, self-assessment PowerPoint, and a video reflecting on the process as the creator and director. Research on tracking shots and target audience feedback will inform planning.
Fmp.research
Adam Lepard wants to create a horror film scene or trailer exploring the theme of love going wrong. He plans to twist Romeo and Juliet into a modern cult gathering disguised as a party. For his research project, he will analyze films like Climax, Romeo and Juliet, Midsommar, Suspiria, and The Shining that influenced his ideas. He will research lighting, music, directing actors, and surveys to improve audience feedback on his concept. Adam will write a screenplay in pre-production and learn directing skills to get better performances from non-actor talent.
Art gallery project proposal
The proposal is for an event at an art gallery to engage 16-25 year olds. It will include interactive workshops where participants make paints and try techniques from a video about a masterpiece. Short videos will provide analysis of different artworks in the exhibition and their historical context. The goal is to explain what makes a masterpiece and compare modern and older works. They hope to hold the event in January and invite press to a closing event showing the progress of the project through footage and a long video. The target audience is art and history students who often cannot visit due to costs.
Fmp pre proposal
The applicant proposes creating a trailer, short film, or scene for their idea of a horror film exploring the concept of love. They have wanted to make this film since conceiving the idea in 2019, but lacked enough collaborators. The influences cited are the relationship narratives in Midsommar and Climax, as well as the character-driven storytelling of Hunter X Hunter. If selected, the applicant would research locations, scenes, and sound design, aiming to surprise audiences with the narrative directions and tensions arising from character interactions and conflicting goals. The intended tone is one of constant tension through unsettling lighting, sound, and framing at a house party on the brink of violence.
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- 2. Development Areas I need to develop in FMP production planing How I will develop these areas in FMP • I can improve my production mainly by planning it better and making sure the actors know their role and how they need to act. I need to think about time management and how I can effectively get good shots without wasting time. • I need to improve on my planning as this effects the quality of my production as I need to plan each aspect of my filming (what I’ll need to film it, where I’ll film ,when I’ll film, who will act in it and why I make these decisions)planning this will help me improve my final piece as I’ll will have abetter understanding of how I’ll shoot my film. I can also plan a back up plan of what to do if something goes wrong.