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The document outlines a 10 point timeline and story for a zombie film. It begins with the girl in a field and flashes back to her returning from work and discovering a secret file. The timeline then cuts between the girl in the field crawling in pain and flashbacks of her getting bitten. It concludes with the girl turning into a zombie. The document also provides more details on the potential shots, effects, and timeline for the opening sequence including locations, durations, and close up shots of the girl's wound and her turning.
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The document outlines a 10-point story timeline and proposed visual timeline for a zombie film opening sequence. The timeline begins with a girl in a field and flashes back to show her returning from work and discovering a secret file. It then cuts back to the field where she gets closer to the camera and has flashbacks of hearing a noise and getting bitten. The timeline continues with her falling in the field, crawling in pain, and ultimately turning into a zombie. The document also provides potential timing, camera shots, and effects to bring the linear and non-linear timeline to life over the course of a 2 minute and 20 second opening sequence.
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The document provides a 10 point bullet point summary of the key events in a story about a girl in a field. It then outlines the timeline and structure of the story in two non-linear timelines, indicating the sequence of flashbacks and shots including locations, distances from the camera, and times. The timelines show the story unfolding from a girl in a field through flashbacks of her returning from work and being bitten, back to her in the field struggling and turning into a zombie.
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1) A 10 point bullet point summary of the story, from a girl in a field hearing noises to her transforming into a zombie.
2) A timeline of the shots planned in the film from establishing shots of the girl in the field to her transformation, with estimated shot lengths.
3) Details of the credits and titles that would appear at the end.
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1. The production company name and logo will appear on screen before fading out as the backing track music starts. An establishing shot of a girl's house is shown, then her feet in the shower are tracked as she gets out and takes a towel.
2. The scene cuts to an establishing shot of a boy's house where he is seen shaving at the sink without showing his face.
3. The girl is then seen drying and styling her hair in her bedroom without showing her face, while the boy styles his hair with gel in the mirror.
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The document provides a 10 point bullet point summary of the key events in a story about a girl in a field. It then outlines the timeline and structure of the story in two non-linear timelines, indicating the sequence of flashbacks and shots including locations, distances from the camera, and times. The timelines show the story unfolding from a girl in a field through flashbacks of her returning from work and being bitten, back to her in the field struggling and turning into a zombie.
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This document outlines the timeline and storyboard for a short zombie film. It includes:
1) A 10 point bullet point summary of the story, from a girl in a field hearing noises to her transforming into a zombie.
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Database auditing has become a very crucial aspect
of security as organisations increase their
adoption of database management systems (DBMS) as m
ajor asset that keeps, maintain and
monitor sensitive information. Database auditing is
the group of activities involved in observing
a set of stored data in order to be aware of the ac
tions of users. The work presented here
outlines the main auditing techniques and methods.
Some architectural based auditing systems
were also considered to assess the contribution of
auditing to database security. Here a
framework of several stages to be used in the insti
gation of auditing is proposed. Some issues
relating to handling of audit trails are also discu
ssed in this paper. This paper also itemizes
some of the key important impacts of the concept to
security and how compliance with
government policies and regulations is enforced thr
ough auditing. Once the framework is
adopted, it will provide support to database audito
rs and DBAs.
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