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Script Draft Five
Hannah is left behind at school after home time when her parents fail to pick her up. She explores the empty classrooms, pretending to be an adult. She encounters the caretaker and is afraid at first, but he offers her food and allows her to use his phone to call for help, realizing she has been left alone. They share a smile, finding comfort in one another's company in the empty school.
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Val is preparing for a job interview but forgets her medication. She tries to catch the bus to the pharmacy but misses it. After getting her medication from the pharmacy, Val heads home and interacts with an old lady. The breakdown sheet provides details on the scenes, characters, props, costumes, equipment and transportation for the shoot.
Breakdown
This document contains a breakdown sheet for a short film called "Home Time" consisting of 18 scenes filmed at a school location. It provides details of the scenes such as location, time of day, number of pages, cast, atmosphere, props, wardrobe, equipment and transportation. The story follows a girl named Hannah who is left alone at her school after classes and explores the empty classrooms and playground, while a caretaker also remains on site.
Location Recce Sheet
The Beacon School is located near public transportation options and has ample parking. Basic classrooms have electrical outlets suitable for camera equipment. Areas like the food technology classrooms contain appliances and utensils that require supervision during filming. Each classroom provides enough space and lighting for different camera angles, though fluorescent lights may need to be supplemented. Sound quality varies in different areas of the school and filming will need to avoid interruptions from extracurricular activities, cleaners, or other noises. The location manager was granted permission to film on February 1st, 7th, and 8th from 3-6pm.
Location Recce Checklist
The Beacon School is located by turning left after passing Banstead Methodist Church on the A217 road, with plenty of parking. The interior of the location is mostly open for access without vehicles. Safety measures will be imposed for potential electrical and weather hazards. The classrooms have computer screens and windows facing various directions that will need to be considered for lighting angles. Background sound depends on the time of day but ambient noise should not disrupt filming outside of school hours. Nearby cafes and a supermarket are within a 10 minute walk of the location.
Shooting Schedule
Hannah explores her empty school after hours over the course of three nights. On the first night, she plays in the playground, drama classroom, and textiles classroom. The caretaker discovers her footsteps and broom marks around the school. On the second night, Hannah dresses up in the classroom and explores the workshops, pretending to use tools. That night, the caretaker sees her in the playground and they share a fright. On the third and final night, Hannah is seen in the food tech room pretending with knives before encountering the caretaker in the corridor and playground. They reconcile in the classroom, where the caretaker shares his sandwiches and phone with the curious Hannah.
White Balance Task
The document summarizes a white balance test conducted with two cameras - a Canon AVCHD Legria HF G40 and a Panasonic AVCCAM AG-HMC41E. Footage was captured in both interior and exterior settings using the automatic and manual white balance settings on each camera. Overall, the automatic settings produced accurate color rendition, while the manual settings did not consistently produce noticeable changes. Exterior footage was more challenging due to varying lighting conditions. The document evaluates how different technical filming techniques like framing, camera movement, and coverage were applied. Areas for improvement were identified, such as considering camera angles and movement to better match actions between shots.
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Script Draft Five
Hannah is left behind at school after home time when her parents fail to pick her up. She explores the empty classrooms, pretending to be an adult. She encounters the caretaker and is afraid at first, but he offers her food and allows her to use his phone to call for help, realizing she has been left alone. They share a smile, finding comfort in one another's company in the empty school.
Breakdown
Val is preparing for a job interview but forgets her medication. She tries to catch the bus to the pharmacy but misses it. After getting her medication from the pharmacy, Val heads home and interacts with an old lady. The breakdown sheet provides details on the scenes, characters, props, costumes, equipment and transportation for the shoot.
Breakdown
This document contains a breakdown sheet for a short film called "Home Time" consisting of 18 scenes filmed at a school location. It provides details of the scenes such as location, time of day, number of pages, cast, atmosphere, props, wardrobe, equipment and transportation. The story follows a girl named Hannah who is left alone at her school after classes and explores the empty classrooms and playground, while a caretaker also remains on site.
Location Recce Sheet
The Beacon School is located near public transportation options and has ample parking. Basic classrooms have electrical outlets suitable for camera equipment. Areas like the food technology classrooms contain appliances and utensils that require supervision during filming. Each classroom provides enough space and lighting for different camera angles, though fluorescent lights may need to be supplemented. Sound quality varies in different areas of the school and filming will need to avoid interruptions from extracurricular activities, cleaners, or other noises. The location manager was granted permission to film on February 1st, 7th, and 8th from 3-6pm.
Location Recce Checklist
The Beacon School is located by turning left after passing Banstead Methodist Church on the A217 road, with plenty of parking. The interior of the location is mostly open for access without vehicles. Safety measures will be imposed for potential electrical and weather hazards. The classrooms have computer screens and windows facing various directions that will need to be considered for lighting angles. Background sound depends on the time of day but ambient noise should not disrupt filming outside of school hours. Nearby cafes and a supermarket are within a 10 minute walk of the location.
Shooting Schedule
Hannah explores her empty school after hours over the course of three nights. On the first night, she plays in the playground, drama classroom, and textiles classroom. The caretaker discovers her footsteps and broom marks around the school. On the second night, Hannah dresses up in the classroom and explores the workshops, pretending to use tools. That night, the caretaker sees her in the playground and they share a fright. On the third and final night, Hannah is seen in the food tech room pretending with knives before encountering the caretaker in the corridor and playground. They reconcile in the classroom, where the caretaker shares his sandwiches and phone with the curious Hannah.
White Balance Task
The document summarizes a white balance test conducted with two cameras - a Canon AVCHD Legria HF G40 and a Panasonic AVCCAM AG-HMC41E. Footage was captured in both interior and exterior settings using the automatic and manual white balance settings on each camera. Overall, the automatic settings produced accurate color rendition, while the manual settings did not consistently produce noticeable changes. Exterior footage was more challenging due to varying lighting conditions. The document evaluates how different technical filming techniques like framing, camera movement, and coverage were applied. Areas for improvement were identified, such as considering camera angles and movement to better match actions between shots.
Breakdown sheet (1)
Kate and Lilly are two girls filming a short film over six pages. The story takes place in a woods near a bus stop on a story day. In the first scene, Kate is texting at the bus stop while Lilly falls in the woods looking for her. Later, Kate meets a boy named Matt who breaks her phone before she runs away to find Lilly alone on the ground. The document provides production details like the cast, locations, cameras, wardrobe, makeup, and equipment used.
Script Draft Four
Hannah is left alone at school after the final bell. She explores empty classrooms, pretending to be an adult. She grows tired and hides when she sees the caretaker locking up. The caretaker finds her and shares his sandwich. He offers his phone so Hannah can call for help, realizing she has been left behind.
Review Draft 2
The film Bus Stop by director Megan Windmill tells the story of two sisters - an older teenage girl and a younger girl - who get separated in the woods. The older girl is texting her boyfriend and neglects watching her sister properly. This causes the younger sister to get lost in the woods as the older sister walks too fast. While the plot is unoriginal, the technical elements like camera work and framing are of high quality. The acting of the older sister conveys deep emotion through body language and facial expressions, while the younger sister's acting lacks realism due to her age. Overall the short film is well produced technically, though the narrative lacks originality.
Pick up Shooting Schedule
The one-day film shoot will take place on Sunday, January 5th, 2017. It will include exterior shots of a phone with hands typing and receiving messages, Lilly walking and stopping at a roadside before entering the woods where she watches Kate, and Kate meeting and interacting with Jay in the woods before searching for and finding Lilly. The shoot is produced by Megan Windmill and directed by Megan Windmill, with Beth Izatt as production manager and Aimee Lee as first assistant director.
Breakdown sheet
This breakdown sheet provides details for the film "First Impressions" including the location, date, description of scenes, number of pages, cast, atmosphere, props, wardrobe, cameras, makeup, hair, sound, and equipment. The film will have 4 scenes shot over 1 day at a house. It will involve 4 cast members in roles as two sisters and a boy who arrives at the house. The atmosphere is described as awkward and tense between the two sisters with tension throughout becoming less heavy at the end. Props include items like plates, pots, books, phones, and a television.
Further Poster Research Answers
The document discusses themes, issues, and areas of representation depicted in several photos. Abandonment, isolation, and family breakdown are identified as themes shown particularly in a photo emphasizing a female character's loneliness through space and expression. Same-sex relationships, coming of age, and neglect are identified as issues represented, with one photo emphasizing same-sex relationships and another a young person's coming of age. Areas of representation depicted include age, gender, and sexuality through photos literally portraying gender and sexuality and using props, costumes, and makeup to depict age and gender.
Shooting Schedule
Kate and Lilly are scheduled to film several scenes at a bus stop and nearby woods over one day of shooting. The shooting schedule outlines 6 scenes to be filmed, including Kate and Lilly waiting at a bus stop, Lilly entering the woods alone and crying on the floor, Kate meeting a character named Jay in the woods where he tries to kiss her and their phones are broken, and Kate finding the injured Lilly in the woods at the end of the day. The schedule provides details on the scenes, characters, locations, and props needed for the single day of filming.
Trapped draft #5
Mackenzie receives voicemails from her mother saying that her father has been injured and is in the hospital. While in a state of panic and shock, Mackenzie encounters a lost little girl named Caroline near the hospital. Mackenzie promises to help reunite Caroline with her mother. Holding hands, they navigate the busy streets together toward the hospital so they can be with their families again.
Trapped script draft #6 final draft
Mackenzie receives voicemails from her mother saying that her father has been injured and is in the hospital. While wandering outside distressed, Mackenzie encounters a lost little girl named Caroline near the hospital. Mackenzie promises to help reunite Caroline with her mother. While guiding Caroline through the busy streets, Mackenzie's own worries are forgotten as she focuses on helping the girl. They continue holding hands as Mackenzie leads Caroline toward the hospital to find their families.
Trapped - Breakdown sheet
This breakdown sheet summarizes scenes 1-3 of a short film called "Trapped". Scene 1 takes place in an average house in Greater London, where the main character Mackenzie proceeds toward a main road without looking up. In scene 2, Mackenzie meets a lost little girl and they journey to the hospital together. Scene 3 is set in an eerie two-story home where the teenage character Amy Benton sits alone and terrified of the outside world. Amy prepares to venture out to the hospital to her family. The sheet provides details on locations, characters, equipment, and production elements for the three scenes.
A2 location recce_sheet studio
The location manager scouted Scream Studios in Croydron for a film shoot on January 10th, 2016. There is limited parking but loading bays nearby. The interior has ample electric sockets but no exterior power. The alley entrance has potholes so crew must be warned. Interior also has hazards that can be moved. There is enough space but the corridor may be tricky; opening a door could help. Exterior space is ample. Interior lighting can be controlled and exterior sounds will add realism. Filming was approved on February 15th from 2-5pm.
Location Recce Sheet
Megan Windmill scouted Kingswood park as a potential filming location. The park is very accessible as it is a public space open daily. Lighting will determine the best time to film and impact the mood. There are no electrical outlets, so all equipment must be fully charged. Health and safety risks are low as it is a public space, as long as filming does not occur late or in the dark. The park has plenty of space to film without disrupting others and being a public place, permission is not needed to use it.
Call Sheet
The call sheet summarizes a one day shoot for the series "Bus Stop". The shoot will take place on Tuesday at the Kingswood location. Six scenes will be filmed outdoors involving three actors portraying Kate, Lilly, and Jay. Crew call is at 1pm with shooting from 2-5pm. Weather is expected to be sunny with temperatures between 7-1 degrees Celsius.
Pick Up Call Sheet
The call sheet summarizes a one day shoot taking place at Kingswood. The shoot involves 6 scenes featuring the characters Kate, Lilly, and Jay. Crew call is at 2pm with shooting from 3-4pm. The shoot involves the characters entering the woods, Lilly taking Kate's phone, Kate and Jay trying to kiss, and Kate searching for Lilly. Emily Townsend, Erin Windmill, and Beth Izatt are called to play the roles of Kate, Lilly, and Jay respectively.
Review draft 3
Megan Windmill's short film "Bus Stop" tells the story of a teenage girl who leaves her younger sister alone at a bus stop to meet up with her girlfriend in the woods. The younger sister follows them into the woods and gets lost. The performance of the young actress who plays the sister is praised for its ability to convey angst and dismay through facial expressions without dialogue. Overall, the film is well-crafted and thoughtfully produced to highlight themes of neglect, isolation, and corrupt priorities through the story of the two sisters.
Call Sheets
The call sheet is for a 3 day shoot at The Beacon School. Day 1 involves Hannah running around empty classrooms and playground areas. Day 2 focuses on the Caretaker sweeping outside and putting away cleaning supplies. Day 3 features scenes of Hannah and the Caretaker interacting in various classrooms and spots on the playground, culminating with Hannah frightening the Caretaker in the classroom. The shoot will take place from February 1-3 with crew called at 3pm and shooting from 4:30pm each day.
Review draft 5
Director Megan Windmill's short film 'Bus Stop' follows two sisters - a teenager and a young girl - who wait at a bus stop. The teenager receives messages pushing her to meet up with her girlfriend. She decides to leave her sister, who follows her into the woods and gets lost. The film starts in a contained manner at the bus stop but expands as it moves to the complex woods. It highlights themes of neglect and isolation as the vulnerable young girl is left alone in a frightening situation. The lack of dialogue enhances the emotional performances and internal logic of the film.
Script Draft 3
Kate receives messages from an unknown person demanding she meet them at a bench or there will be consequences. Kate becomes upset and angry at the bus stop where she is waiting with her sister Lilly. Kate walks away, leaving Lilly at the bus stop. Lilly follows Kate into the dark woods, hurting her foot. Lost and alone in the woods, Lilly cries for Kate. Kate goes to the bench but finds no one there, panicking she runs to find Lilly. Kate discovers Lilly on the ground hurt and hugs her, apologizing for leaving her alone.
Script Draft #2: Trapped
Mackenzie is trapped in her home in a state of panic and fear. She receives voicemails from her mother saying that her father has been injured and is in the hospital. In a daze, Mackenzie hadn't heard the messages until she snaps out of it. Upon listening to the voicemails, she is shocked and drops her phone. She hurries to put on her shoes to go to the hospital but struggles to leave her home. Once outside, she walks swiftly toward the hospital but is frightened by passing cars. Staring at the ground, she continues on anxiously and tearfully until the hospital comes into view.
Part 2 – short film context: Funding and Support
The UK Film Council and British Film Institute were public organizations that funded and supported the UK film industry through various means such as lottery funds. The UK Film Council distributed over £160 million to 900 films before closing in 2008, after which the BFI took over its role. The BFI continues to fund short films and new filmmakers through lottery funds and grants ranging from £2,250 for shorts to £40,000 for features. Emerging filmmakers can also receive funding from additional sources like regional film organizations and crowdfunding websites.
Evaluation Question II: How effective is the combination of your main product...
The document discusses the effectiveness of combining a short film with ancillary texts like a poster and review. It finds that the audience for all the texts is similar - educated and film literate. The minimalist stylistic elements create synergy. Both the poster and review hint at the film's central themes of vulnerability, isolation, and neglect through imagery and descriptions of the young female protagonist. This allows audiences to make preconceptions that align with the issues and themes featured in the narrative.
Evaluation Question II: How effective is the combination of your main product...
The document discusses the effectiveness of combining a main film product with ancillary texts like a poster and review. It finds that the minimalist stylistic elements create synergy between the products and ensure the audience values content over aesthetics. Additionally, the ancillary texts are effective because they hint at the same central themes of vulnerability, isolation, and neglect that are explored in the film, allowing audiences to make informed preconceptions.
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Breakdown sheet (1)
Kate and Lilly are two girls filming a short film over six pages. The story takes place in a woods near a bus stop on a story day. In the first scene, Kate is texting at the bus stop while Lilly falls in the woods looking for her. Later, Kate meets a boy named Matt who breaks her phone before she runs away to find Lilly alone on the ground. The document provides production details like the cast, locations, cameras, wardrobe, makeup, and equipment used.
Script Draft Four
Hannah is left alone at school after the final bell. She explores empty classrooms, pretending to be an adult. She grows tired and hides when she sees the caretaker locking up. The caretaker finds her and shares his sandwich. He offers his phone so Hannah can call for help, realizing she has been left behind.
Review Draft 2
The film Bus Stop by director Megan Windmill tells the story of two sisters - an older teenage girl and a younger girl - who get separated in the woods. The older girl is texting her boyfriend and neglects watching her sister properly. This causes the younger sister to get lost in the woods as the older sister walks too fast. While the plot is unoriginal, the technical elements like camera work and framing are of high quality. The acting of the older sister conveys deep emotion through body language and facial expressions, while the younger sister's acting lacks realism due to her age. Overall the short film is well produced technically, though the narrative lacks originality.
Pick up Shooting Schedule
The one-day film shoot will take place on Sunday, January 5th, 2017. It will include exterior shots of a phone with hands typing and receiving messages, Lilly walking and stopping at a roadside before entering the woods where she watches Kate, and Kate meeting and interacting with Jay in the woods before searching for and finding Lilly. The shoot is produced by Megan Windmill and directed by Megan Windmill, with Beth Izatt as production manager and Aimee Lee as first assistant director.
Breakdown sheet
This breakdown sheet provides details for the film "First Impressions" including the location, date, description of scenes, number of pages, cast, atmosphere, props, wardrobe, cameras, makeup, hair, sound, and equipment. The film will have 4 scenes shot over 1 day at a house. It will involve 4 cast members in roles as two sisters and a boy who arrives at the house. The atmosphere is described as awkward and tense between the two sisters with tension throughout becoming less heavy at the end. Props include items like plates, pots, books, phones, and a television.
Further Poster Research Answers
The document discusses themes, issues, and areas of representation depicted in several photos. Abandonment, isolation, and family breakdown are identified as themes shown particularly in a photo emphasizing a female character's loneliness through space and expression. Same-sex relationships, coming of age, and neglect are identified as issues represented, with one photo emphasizing same-sex relationships and another a young person's coming of age. Areas of representation depicted include age, gender, and sexuality through photos literally portraying gender and sexuality and using props, costumes, and makeup to depict age and gender.
Shooting Schedule
Kate and Lilly are scheduled to film several scenes at a bus stop and nearby woods over one day of shooting. The shooting schedule outlines 6 scenes to be filmed, including Kate and Lilly waiting at a bus stop, Lilly entering the woods alone and crying on the floor, Kate meeting a character named Jay in the woods where he tries to kiss her and their phones are broken, and Kate finding the injured Lilly in the woods at the end of the day. The schedule provides details on the scenes, characters, locations, and props needed for the single day of filming.
Trapped draft #5
Mackenzie receives voicemails from her mother saying that her father has been injured and is in the hospital. While in a state of panic and shock, Mackenzie encounters a lost little girl named Caroline near the hospital. Mackenzie promises to help reunite Caroline with her mother. Holding hands, they navigate the busy streets together toward the hospital so they can be with their families again.
Trapped script draft #6 final draft
Mackenzie receives voicemails from her mother saying that her father has been injured and is in the hospital. While wandering outside distressed, Mackenzie encounters a lost little girl named Caroline near the hospital. Mackenzie promises to help reunite Caroline with her mother. While guiding Caroline through the busy streets, Mackenzie's own worries are forgotten as she focuses on helping the girl. They continue holding hands as Mackenzie leads Caroline toward the hospital to find their families.
Trapped - Breakdown sheet
This breakdown sheet summarizes scenes 1-3 of a short film called "Trapped". Scene 1 takes place in an average house in Greater London, where the main character Mackenzie proceeds toward a main road without looking up. In scene 2, Mackenzie meets a lost little girl and they journey to the hospital together. Scene 3 is set in an eerie two-story home where the teenage character Amy Benton sits alone and terrified of the outside world. Amy prepares to venture out to the hospital to her family. The sheet provides details on locations, characters, equipment, and production elements for the three scenes.
A2 location recce_sheet studio
The location manager scouted Scream Studios in Croydron for a film shoot on January 10th, 2016. There is limited parking but loading bays nearby. The interior has ample electric sockets but no exterior power. The alley entrance has potholes so crew must be warned. Interior also has hazards that can be moved. There is enough space but the corridor may be tricky; opening a door could help. Exterior space is ample. Interior lighting can be controlled and exterior sounds will add realism. Filming was approved on February 15th from 2-5pm.
Location Recce Sheet
Megan Windmill scouted Kingswood park as a potential filming location. The park is very accessible as it is a public space open daily. Lighting will determine the best time to film and impact the mood. There are no electrical outlets, so all equipment must be fully charged. Health and safety risks are low as it is a public space, as long as filming does not occur late or in the dark. The park has plenty of space to film without disrupting others and being a public place, permission is not needed to use it.
Call Sheet
The call sheet summarizes a one day shoot for the series "Bus Stop". The shoot will take place on Tuesday at the Kingswood location. Six scenes will be filmed outdoors involving three actors portraying Kate, Lilly, and Jay. Crew call is at 1pm with shooting from 2-5pm. Weather is expected to be sunny with temperatures between 7-1 degrees Celsius.
Pick Up Call Sheet
The call sheet summarizes a one day shoot taking place at Kingswood. The shoot involves 6 scenes featuring the characters Kate, Lilly, and Jay. Crew call is at 2pm with shooting from 3-4pm. The shoot involves the characters entering the woods, Lilly taking Kate's phone, Kate and Jay trying to kiss, and Kate searching for Lilly. Emily Townsend, Erin Windmill, and Beth Izatt are called to play the roles of Kate, Lilly, and Jay respectively.
Review draft 3
Megan Windmill's short film "Bus Stop" tells the story of a teenage girl who leaves her younger sister alone at a bus stop to meet up with her girlfriend in the woods. The younger sister follows them into the woods and gets lost. The performance of the young actress who plays the sister is praised for its ability to convey angst and dismay through facial expressions without dialogue. Overall, the film is well-crafted and thoughtfully produced to highlight themes of neglect, isolation, and corrupt priorities through the story of the two sisters.
Call Sheets
The call sheet is for a 3 day shoot at The Beacon School. Day 1 involves Hannah running around empty classrooms and playground areas. Day 2 focuses on the Caretaker sweeping outside and putting away cleaning supplies. Day 3 features scenes of Hannah and the Caretaker interacting in various classrooms and spots on the playground, culminating with Hannah frightening the Caretaker in the classroom. The shoot will take place from February 1-3 with crew called at 3pm and shooting from 4:30pm each day.
Review draft 5
Director Megan Windmill's short film 'Bus Stop' follows two sisters - a teenager and a young girl - who wait at a bus stop. The teenager receives messages pushing her to meet up with her girlfriend. She decides to leave her sister, who follows her into the woods and gets lost. The film starts in a contained manner at the bus stop but expands as it moves to the complex woods. It highlights themes of neglect and isolation as the vulnerable young girl is left alone in a frightening situation. The lack of dialogue enhances the emotional performances and internal logic of the film.
Script Draft 3
Kate receives messages from an unknown person demanding she meet them at a bench or there will be consequences. Kate becomes upset and angry at the bus stop where she is waiting with her sister Lilly. Kate walks away, leaving Lilly at the bus stop. Lilly follows Kate into the dark woods, hurting her foot. Lost and alone in the woods, Lilly cries for Kate. Kate goes to the bench but finds no one there, panicking she runs to find Lilly. Kate discovers Lilly on the ground hurt and hugs her, apologizing for leaving her alone.
Script Draft #2: Trapped
Mackenzie is trapped in her home in a state of panic and fear. She receives voicemails from her mother saying that her father has been injured and is in the hospital. In a daze, Mackenzie hadn't heard the messages until she snaps out of it. Upon listening to the voicemails, she is shocked and drops her phone. She hurries to put on her shoes to go to the hospital but struggles to leave her home. Once outside, she walks swiftly toward the hospital but is frightened by passing cars. Staring at the ground, she continues on anxiously and tearfully until the hospital comes into view.
Part 2 – short film context: Funding and Support
The UK Film Council and British Film Institute were public organizations that funded and supported the UK film industry through various means such as lottery funds. The UK Film Council distributed over £160 million to 900 films before closing in 2008, after which the BFI took over its role. The BFI continues to fund short films and new filmmakers through lottery funds and grants ranging from £2,250 for shorts to £40,000 for features. Emerging filmmakers can also receive funding from additional sources like regional film organizations and crowdfunding websites.
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The document discusses the effectiveness of combining a short film with ancillary texts like a poster and review. It finds that the audience for all the texts is similar - educated and film literate. The minimalist stylistic elements create synergy. Both the poster and review hint at the film's central themes of vulnerability, isolation, and neglect through imagery and descriptions of the young female protagonist. This allows audiences to make preconceptions that align with the issues and themes featured in the narrative.
Evaluation Question II: How effective is the combination of your main product...
The document discusses the effectiveness of combining a main film product with ancillary texts like a poster and review. It finds that the minimalist stylistic elements create synergy between the products and ensure the audience values content over aesthetics. Additionally, the ancillary texts are effective because they hint at the same central themes of vulnerability, isolation, and neglect that are explored in the film, allowing audiences to make informed preconceptions.
Evaluation Question III: What Have You Learned From Your Audience Feedback?
Aimee conducted extensive audience research at multiple stages of her filmmaking process, from developing the initial synopsis to designing the film poster and review. This included surveys to identify the key demographics of her target audience as young, white, educated females aged 16-24. She adapted elements of her film like the main character and distribution platform based on this research. Additional research was done during the writing process to refine details and get feedback on potential endings. Aimee also researched audience preferences for film reviews and posters to design those elements accordingly. Her iterative research approach helped strengthen the film story and make related materials more accessible and appealing to her target viewers.
Shot List
The document outlines 18 scenes depicting Hannah exploring her empty school. It begins with Hannah running out of her classroom in frustration before returning to collect her things. She then walks through various areas of the school, including the caretaker's cupboard, art room, technology room, and drama room. In the final scene, the caretaker finds Hannah in a classroom and offers her food and the use of his phone. Hannah accepts and makes a call to an unknown person.
Script Draft Three
Hannah stays late at school after her classmates have left for the day. She explores empty classrooms, pretending to be an adult and playing with various tools and materials. At night, she hides from the caretaker who is locking up the school but is eventually found eating sandwiches in a classroom. The caretaker offers Hannah part of his sandwich and lends her his phone to call for help, as it seems her parents have not come to pick her up.
Script Draft Two
1. Hannah stays late at her school, playing make-believe games by herself after classes are over for the day.
2. As it gets darker, she explores empty classrooms and workshops, pretending to be an adult.
3. The caretaker begins locking up the school for the night, but notices Hannah hiding in a classroom and offers her part of his sandwich. They smile at each other, forming an unexpected connection in the empty school.
The Short Film Context Part III; Training and Development
Lighthouse, Raindance, Creative Skillset, The Script Factory (now closed), and Shooting People all provide support to emerging filmmakers in various ways. Lighthouse offers mentoring programs and screens films at festivals. Raindance supports filmmakers through their production company and festival. Creative Skillset funds training programs to boost jobs in the creative industry. The Script Factory previously sought to develop screenwriters until closing in 2015. Shooting People provides opportunities to learn from experienced filmmakers through funded films, competitions, and courses.
Evaluation Question 3
This document provides information about potential film distribution companies that could distribute a media product. It examines the films, values, target audiences, and conventions of Artificial Eye Films, Verve Pictures, Pathé Distribution, Optimum Releasing, and Icon Distribution. Each section analyzes example films from the distributor and identifies common themes, genres, production styles, narratives, and representations. The document suggests that some distributors, like Artificial Eye Films and Verve Pictures, may be suitable options given similarities between example films and conventions and the narrative presented in the introductory film being evaluated. The information gives insight into which distributors' values and audiences would be the best fit.
Evaluation Question 3
Your film would be well suited for distribution by Artificial Eye or Verve Pictures based on their focus on independent and social realist films. Both distributors target audiences interested in films that portray working class life, relationships, and issues like violence or substance abuse. The production styles of filming on location with less experienced actors would also align with the films previously distributed by Artificial Eye and Verve Pictures.
Evaluation Question 3
Your film would be well suited for distribution by Artificial Eye or Verve Pictures based on their focus on independent and social realist films. Both distributors target audiences interested in films that portray working class life, relationships, and issues like violence or substance abuse, themes that are prominent in your film. The production style of using unknown actors and real locations also aligns with films previously distributed by Artificial Eye and Verve Pictures.
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Social realism in British context developed in the 19th century from discussions around realistic literature. It was influenced by social and structural changes as workers moved to cities. There are differing views on what constitutes realism, with some arguing it accurately portrays life, while others believe it uses techniques to manipulate audiences. Realism in film aimed to capture realistic images and various techniques were used to achieve verisimilitude. Defining social realism is difficult as it depends on historical era, but key aspects include using characters and settings to explore contemporary realities and referencing social crises.
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This Dissertation explores the particular circumstances of Mirzapur, a region located in the
core of India. Mirzapur, with its varied terrains and abundant biodiversity, offers an optimal
environment for investigating the changes in vegetation cover dynamics. Our study utilizes
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of extensive research and worry. As the global community grapples with swift urbanization,
population expansion, and economic progress, the effects on natural ecosystems are becoming
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significant role in maintaining the ecological equilibrium of our planet.Land serves as the foundation for all human activities and provides the necessary materials for
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diverse human activities.
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of any area. Consequently, a wide range of professionals, including earth system scientists, land
and water managers, and urban planners, are interested in obtaining data on land use and cover
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cover support policymakers and scientists in making well-informed decisions, as alterations in
these patterns indicate shifts in economic and social conditions. Monitoring such changes with the
help of Advanced technologies like Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Systems is
crucial for coordinated efforts across different administrative levels. Advanced technologies like
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Changes in vegetation cover refer to variations in the distribution, composition, and overall
structure of plant communities across different temporal and spatial scales. These changes can
occur natural.
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