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Kapadia uses several film techniques to generate an emotional response at the climax of the film Amy. He uses sad emotional music, particularly strings and piano, to tug at the heartstrings of viewers. Slowly bringing in the piano score sets the mood. The film also focuses on showing people crying at Amy's funeral to convey the raw emotion of the atmosphere, as seeing others cry can be relatable. Finally, a show reel of pictures and videos of Amy is used to show she was a normal person like viewers, which with the background music makes the scene very emotional.
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The document appears to be a storyboard, which is a visual representation of the sequence of events in a story or film. Storyboards are used in filmmaking and video production to help plan scenes and shots and visualize how they will be arranged and flow together. They provide an outline of the key plot points, scenes, characters, and visual elements before going into production.
Presentation
Luke Simpson created a promotional website using Wix for his short film. He embedded a link to the film on YouTube and included a map to show the location of a screening at the New Earswick Folk Hall. He also used Facebook to promote both the screening and an end of year film show, taking advantage of sharing and wider reach without advertising costs. Finally, the film will be shown at the New Earswick Folk Hall on the 24th as part of a class screening of all their films, and again at the end of year show organized by the class to celebrate their work for family and invitees.
Presentation video
This document provides a script for a presentation video about a short film. The presentation will discuss three main topics in under 5 minutes: 1) How and why the film was made, including the equipment used, inspiration sources, and process. 2) The target demographic for the film, males aged 18-35. 3) Notable scenes from the film, including an introduction with glitching effects and a tense CCTV camera scene where the stalker is seen peeking around corners.
Script
This document outlines the scenes of a script about a man named Josh who becomes paranoid after installing security cameras from a company called Third Eye. In the first few scenes, Josh checks his camera feeds and grows worried after his computer and one camera start glitching with the Third Eye logo. In later scenes, Josh sees a figure in his yard and his lights and most cameras cut out, leaving him with only one working camera. When Josh calls the police for help, the call becomes distorted. The final scene shows that Josh has now disappeared, with the news reporting it as the fifth disappearance that month. The news also notes that Third Eye has seen rising sales and stocks.
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The document provides information for a short film project aimed at an audience aged 18-35. It discusses researching similar thriller films like Enemy of the State and Panic Room that use surveillance footage and have a sense of paranoia. The document explores conducting audience surveys to understand preferences and identify that action and thriller films are popular among the target age range. It also considers appropriate content ratings and production techniques like creating CCTV footage in After Effects.
Proposal
The document is a proposal for a film project about a serial stalker/killer who hacks into surveillance cameras to stalk and kill victims. The target audience is males aged 18-35 who enjoy action/thriller genres. The concept involves the killer hacking cameras to stalk victims and drive them mad before ultimately murdering them. Production techniques will include CCTV footage, POV shots, multiple monitor displays, and a fake murder scene. Evaluation plans include feedback from friends, self-review, and screenings for critics and at the college end-of-year show.
Weekly reflections
The student summarizes their weekly reflections from their first production module (FMP). In week 1, they conducted research on directors, screenwriters, and story structures to inspire their idea. In weeks 2-3, they felt prepared writing their proposal and conducting initial research on their target audience. In weeks 4-6, they identified problems and solutions, conducted audience surveys, and researched related films. In weeks 7-8, they planned their script and shooting schedule. In weeks 9-10, they edited their film, added effects, composed music, and completed principal photography.
Evaluation
Luke Simpson conducted research on films related to his concept and on CCTV techniques. The research helped provide ideas and learn how to achieve effects. Some areas could have been researched in more depth, like production techniques and the target audience.
During production, planning went well with help from friends. Shooting extra scenes and solving problems calmly helped deal with issues. Some shots could not be completed due to weather or difficulty.
Post-production editing and original score went well but creating the ending scene was challenging and took a long time. Technical and management problems were addressed by searching online, asking others, and keeping organized. Emotional challenges were dealt with through breaks, fresh air, and saving regularly.
While some
Fmpresearchlukesimpson 190303192342
The document discusses planning for a thriller film project aimed at an audience aged 18-35. It provides examples of successful thriller films from 2015-2016 that attracted the target demographic. Surveys were conducted to better understand viewers' preferences regarding film content and length. Key elements identified as important for the thriller genre include suspense/paranoia, surveillance footage, and an intruder threatening the protagonists. The film will likely receive a 12 or 12A rating due to some disturbing scenes with threat or tension. Bullet hole effects are discussed as a production technique to realistically portray gunshots.
Planning
The document discusses plans for filming a project at the document author's house. It will provide a free location without needing to pay rental fees. Some risks associated with the house include sharp corners and slippery stairs that would need to be addressed. Filming will utilize equipment borrowed from college. Post-production will take place using Adobe Premiere and After Effects to add effects and edit together with a score. Health and safety precautions for the house location and editing work are also outlined.
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