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Assignment 34
The document outlines a 21 shot timeline for a music video. It begins with the main character in a classroom receiving a poor exam result from his teacher. He then storms out, slides down a wall in distress, and has his bag kicked by passing students. He texts his girlfriend to meet him where they fell in love. Scenes then show him traveling by train to different locations while singing, including a montage in London where he buys a teddy bear. He arrives at a pier to meet his girlfriend, but she fades away after he gives her the teddy bear, leaving him distressed at the railing overlooking the sea.
Evanescence Brief
The video relates to the lyrics of the song by showing Amy Lee giving up and moving on from a relationship through a series of close-ups and shots that move further away from her as she sings. Scenes of the person she is singing to across the table and shots of her passionate singing and dark clothing show her seriousness about ending things. Aggression at the end of the video through thrown objects relates to the lyrics about her needing aggression to get her point across about being tired of being messed around by the person. The dull light and miserable atmosphere depicted further represents the unhappy nature of her life in the relationship.
Assignment 38
The storyboard document outlines 21 shots for a music video. It begins with the main character sitting in a classroom receiving a poor exam result from his teacher. He then storms out, upset. Later, he sees his parents arguing and texts his girlfriend to meet. The story follows the character taking a train to London to buy a teddy bear as a gift. He then takes another train to a pier, where he gifts the bear to his girlfriend. However, she suddenly fades away, revealing that she may have passed away. The character is left distressed, looking out at the sea.
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Storyboarding
The document provides details on the storyboarding and sound design for a film project. It includes 16 frames with descriptions of the shots, camera techniques, transitions, and sound used for each frame. The story follows a mother searching for her child through increasing tension and suspense. Key details are provided on shots that introduce the production company and title, follow the mother and child in different locations, and build to a climactic reveal of the child wearing a mask while the mother screams.
Production script
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This document provides instructions for writing a review in 3 paragraphs or less. The introduction should summarize the event being reviewed. The main body should have two paragraphs, with the first describing the plot or events in chronological order, and the second providing general comments. The conclusion should give the writer's personal opinion and recommendations. Reviews should avoid revealing endings and use grammar like the passive voice, reported speech, and relative clauses to provide details while informing and giving an opinion on the event.
Music Video Treatment
The music video treatment consists of 6 scenes: 1) The lead singer laying in love letters and singing, 2) The band performing on stage with letters falling, 3) Shots of the singer and girl through a window, 4) The singer chasing the girl in the woods but losing her, 5) Various shots of the full band's live performance, and 6) The singer watching TV when the band bursts in to perform.
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The document outlines a 21 shot timeline for a music video. It begins with the main character in a classroom receiving a poor exam result from his teacher. He then storms out, slides down a wall in distress, and has his bag kicked by passing students. He texts his girlfriend to meet him where they fell in love. Scenes then show him traveling by train to different locations while singing, including a montage in London where he buys a teddy bear. He arrives at a pier to meet his girlfriend, but she fades away after he gives her the teddy bear, leaving him distressed at the railing overlooking the sea.
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Assignment 38
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2) Many of the shots are meant to follow the lyrics of the song, such as close ups of the singers mouth as they sing certain words.
3) Other shots are intended to show the relationship between the boy and girl, like them standing forehead to forehead in front of a sunset or the boy leaning against a tree as the camera moves to reveal the girl on the other side.
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This document provides instructions for writing a review in 3 paragraphs or less. The introduction should summarize the event being reviewed. The main body should have two paragraphs, with the first describing the plot or events in chronological order, and the second providing general comments. The conclusion should give the writer's personal opinion and recommendations. Reviews should avoid revealing endings and use grammar like the passive voice, reported speech, and relative clauses to provide details while informing and giving an opinion on the event.
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Annotated lyrics
- 1. Establishingshot of openarea – eveningtime,sunset- love Aroundbonfire,playingwith fire – lighter,performance Wide shotof sunset/sky eveningtime/earlymorning Solelyperformance. Differentlocations:Night/day Holdingonto something froma lovedone Around/holdingknife, sharp objects Performance again.Looking intocamera – mid tolong shot Still inopenspacesno one else around,byhimself Close up – passionate aboutwhat he is saying Transitionfrombeinginbed to beingincar. Tryingto stay awake. Shotof a longroad, guy lookingdownnotseeing anything Showstitle brieflybefore it starts
- 2. Performance Pan down – transition to anotherclip Openspacesperforming Pan up– transitionto anotherclip Flashbacks of past relationships –wantsto getthembackSplitscreenof manand women – sad – want each other Differenttypesof shots – longclose mediumof him signing Differentshotsof places – usuallyopenspaces Lookingdepressedall alone Performance Same locationsforthe last verse Purelyperformance,noother shots.Medium/longand close upof himsigning Fade to blackat the endwithtitle of song and artists Holdingonto something,not wantingtogive it up