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Episode 5 focuses on Jack leading a jail break, Russian roulette, Tony's surgery, and Kim learning about her father's addiction. Kyle is found and Jack and Ramon take a chopper. Episode 6 sees Jack captured on a plane while Ramon escapes. The president debates and gives orders to shoot. Kim discovers Gael is a traitor while Kyle is in the hospital with his parents.
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Four teenagers visit a house that one of them lives in to investigate claims that it is haunted. They set up cameras throughout the house over two nights to capture evidence of the supernatural. The footage reveals unexplained events like moving objects and floorboards creaking when no one is there. It also shows one teenager standing ominously over a friend who was sleeping. By the end of the second night, the teens are terrified as it seems the house is indeed haunted.
My film pitch
The document outlines a film pitch for a horror movie called "The Lost". The plot involves a young boy seeking to find out what happened to 45 people who went missing in the same area, including his sister. He learns of a sinister married couple who killed families in the area to have children of their own. Much of the scary scenes will take place in a park where the murders occurred. The film aims to include horror conventions like jump scares, darkness, and eerie music. It will be distributed by Clear View Studios and influenced by titles and fonts from films like The Conjuring and Insidious.
Trailer outline
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Trailer Outline
The document outlines the plot points for a 2 minute trailer for a horror film about teenagers investigating a supposedly haunted house. The trailer would show the teenagers arriving at and exploring the house, capturing suspicious footage and sounds on cameras. It then flashes forward to increasingly disturbing scenes, such as one teenager standing menacingly over another as they sleep. Through further nightly investigations and reviewing camera footage, the teenagers begin to believe the house is truly haunted. The trailer culminates in fast-paced shots of the teenagers in danger, with one close to death, before revealing the film's release date.
Gone
The document discusses plans for a horror film. It will focus on the missing of a young boy in a park known as the place he disappeared. The opening scene will feature the boy walking in the foggy park. Most scary scenes will take place in this park. The film aims to include horror conventions like darkness and eerie music. It will target an audience aged 15-45 and receive a 15 certificate. The opening will introduce the main characters and setting while leaving an air of mystery. Influence will come from titles of popular horror films like The Conjuring and Sinister. Production companies will include Clear View Studios and distribution is by Clear View Studios.
Paranormal activity 2
The opening scene of the film introduces the family of Christie and her husband as they arrive home with their newborn baby. Several shots show the parents unpacking items for the baby and cooing over the sleeping infant. The lighting is bright to portray a realistic family home environment, though the film title hints that something sinister will eventually happen. By mentioning the police department in the opening credits, the film reinforces the idea that the found footage is part of a real investigation into the family. However, the opening does not emphasize any paranormal activity directly, instead focusing on the birth of Christie's first son.
Film proposal (2)
A family of six living in the suburbs begins to suspect that killings of local residents are being committed by a demon after the mother's secretly possessed old friend visits. As three family members start to realize the threat and try to escape, it becomes too late as the demon has already marked them for death and begins hunting them down one by one. Paranormal activity is glimpsed in security camera footage in the trailer, which ends on a cliffhanger with someone being thrown around a dark room by the unseen demon. The film has a low budget and only requires the actors and their phones as props.
Storyboard
This storyboard document outlines 10 frames for an opening film sequence. Frames 1-2 depict two angry men violently interrogating a girl upon entering her house, trying to find something important. Frame 3 was to drown the girl but the filmmakers decided killing her too early would lessen the story. Frames 4-5 show the men tearing apart the bedroom and screaming in the girl's face to find the object. Frame 6 has a neighbor calling the police upon hearing the girl's distress. Frames 7-8 continue the men harassing the girl as they argue what to do with her. Frame 9 is the decision point but leaves uncertainty about the girl's fate. Frame 10 ends with the men running from the house
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Four teenagers visit a house that one of them lives in to investigate claims that it is haunted. They set up cameras throughout the house over two nights to capture evidence of the supernatural. The footage reveals unexplained events like moving objects and floorboards creaking when no one is there. It also shows one teenager standing ominously over a friend who was sleeping. By the end of the second night, the teens are terrified as it seems the house is indeed haunted.
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The document outlines a film pitch for a horror movie called "The Lost". The plot involves a young boy seeking to find out what happened to 45 people who went missing in the same area, including his sister. He learns of a sinister married couple who killed families in the area to have children of their own. Much of the scary scenes will take place in a park where the murders occurred. The film aims to include horror conventions like jump scares, darkness, and eerie music. It will be distributed by Clear View Studios and influenced by titles and fonts from films like The Conjuring and Insidious.
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The document outlines the plot points for a 2 minute trailer for a horror film about teenagers investigating a supposedly haunted house. The trailer would show the teenagers arriving at and exploring the house, capturing suspicious footage and sounds on cameras. It then flashes forward to increasingly disturbing scenes, such as one teenager standing menacingly over another as they sleep. Through cutaways the trailer builds tension and fear, culminating in a final scene showing one teenager near death.
Trailer Outline
The document outlines the plot points for a 2 minute trailer for a horror film about teenagers investigating a supposedly haunted house. The trailer would show the teenagers arriving at and exploring the house, capturing suspicious footage and sounds on cameras. It then flashes forward to increasingly disturbing scenes, such as one teenager standing menacingly over another as they sleep. Through further nightly investigations and reviewing camera footage, the teenagers begin to believe the house is truly haunted. The trailer culminates in fast-paced shots of the teenagers in danger, with one close to death, before revealing the film's release date.
Gone
The document discusses plans for a horror film. It will focus on the missing of a young boy in a park known as the place he disappeared. The opening scene will feature the boy walking in the foggy park. Most scary scenes will take place in this park. The film aims to include horror conventions like darkness and eerie music. It will target an audience aged 15-45 and receive a 15 certificate. The opening will introduce the main characters and setting while leaving an air of mystery. Influence will come from titles of popular horror films like The Conjuring and Sinister. Production companies will include Clear View Studios and distribution is by Clear View Studios.
Paranormal activity 2
The opening scene of the film introduces the family of Christie and her husband as they arrive home with their newborn baby. Several shots show the parents unpacking items for the baby and cooing over the sleeping infant. The lighting is bright to portray a realistic family home environment, though the film title hints that something sinister will eventually happen. By mentioning the police department in the opening credits, the film reinforces the idea that the found footage is part of a real investigation into the family. However, the opening does not emphasize any paranormal activity directly, instead focusing on the birth of Christie's first son.
Film proposal (2)
A family of six living in the suburbs begins to suspect that killings of local residents are being committed by a demon after the mother's secretly possessed old friend visits. As three family members start to realize the threat and try to escape, it becomes too late as the demon has already marked them for death and begins hunting them down one by one. Paranormal activity is glimpsed in security camera footage in the trailer, which ends on a cliffhanger with someone being thrown around a dark room by the unseen demon. The film has a low budget and only requires the actors and their phones as props.
Storyboard
This storyboard document outlines 10 frames for an opening film sequence. Frames 1-2 depict two angry men violently interrogating a girl upon entering her house, trying to find something important. Frame 3 was to drown the girl but the filmmakers decided killing her too early would lessen the story. Frames 4-5 show the men tearing apart the bedroom and screaming in the girl's face to find the object. Frame 6 has a neighbor calling the police upon hearing the girl's distress. Frames 7-8 continue the men harassing the girl as they argue what to do with her. Frame 9 is the decision point but leaves uncertainty about the girl's fate. Frame 10 ends with the men running from the house
Narrative
The opening sequence of the film 'Fraction' introduces the main character, a mixed-race male detective. Scenes cut between the detective arriving at a crime scene where a crowd has gathered, and a distorted male in a small, confined bloody space covered with newspaper clippings. When the detective examines the body bag, he sees it contains his own face, but then realizes it is actually a woman inside. The sequence uses conventions of the thriller genre like a detective character and disturbing visuals, but subverts expectations by making the protagonist and antagonist the same person.
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- 1. 24 Season 3 Episodes 5 and 6
- 2. Summaries Episode 5 Episode 6 Jack and the jail break - Jack up in the air Russian roulette - The President and the Tony at surgery debate Kim gets to know about - His ok to shoot her dad’s adiction - Kyle in hospital with his Kyle is found parents. The bluff Jack and Ramon in the -Kim discovers Gael’s a chopper traitor. -Ramon on the plane. Jack captive
- 3. Infer the meaning of the words in italics They started a riot in the jail Don’t lecture me on this , please He flipped a coin to see what to do next. The boss wants everyone on the same page “You will die, ” he said bluntly The investigation got bogged down The news will soon leak to the press. Someone was dogging his steps
- 4. Join the columns to get the meaning of the items on the right Violent public situation To dog To criticize angrily To get bogged down To toss Riot In agreement To flip Directly To leak Slowed as in mud Bluntly (of a secret )To become On the same page known To lecture To follow closely
- 5. Replace the words in bolt with one of the following in the correct form : to dog - riot - to lecture - to flip - to get bogged down - to leak - bluntly – be on the same page “ You are wrong!” she said directly During the strike, there were violent public situations in the streets. . He tossed a coin to decide who to invite I don’t want to see you around. Stop following me closely The investigation didn’t progress because of Red Tape The Senator’s affair secretly got to the Press He keeps on criticizing his team on the way of action It’s important to be in agreement in order to work as a team
- 6. Stop dogging me ! What a riot! Don´t lecture me ! Flip a coin ! This news will leak ! Don’t answer bluntly! We are on the same page !
- 7. Stop dogging me ! What a riot! Don´t lecture me ! Flip a coin ! This news will leak ! Don’t answer bluntly! We are on the same page !