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The document provides descriptions for several potential short film ideas, including films about a detective searching for his brother's killer, a deaf detective facing a career-defining case, a child coping with an abusive father, a homeless man who knows all the city's secrets, a man whose morning routine is disrupted preventing him from an important meeting, a drug deal taking place where another idea is being brainstormed, two brothers with one on a ledge threatening to jump, two children racing in a supermarket to find an item for their mother and getting lost, inspectors where one finds his partner is the real criminal, and a teacher having a mental breakdown in class. It also lists documentary ideas about people's perceptions of the meaning of life,
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1. The film is an action thriller set in Cincinnati, Ohio about a young firefighter named George Sanders on his first day.
2. On his first job, a new firefighter dies, which shakes George. He later discovers this fire was part of a larger national security scheme.
3. With a £250,000 budget, the film aims to profit £2,500,000 by targeting an audience aged 15-24 with its action and suspense elements filmed on location to resemble an American town and save costs.
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Bbfc certification
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Plan for shooting day 1
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Looking back at their preliminary work, the document discusses several ways the filmmakers improved in their final production. In the preliminary, shots did not convey specific meanings but in the final product shots were carefully selected to evoke particular meanings. Issues with framing, focus, continuity, and shot transitions were addressed. Matching shots to the action, understanding the 180 degree rule, and implementing shot reverse shot more smoothly showed growth in technical skills from preliminary to final production.
Meeting notes - Week 15
The meeting notes summarize a Skype meeting on 15/2/16 of team members Tishani De Silva, Daniel Akinwumni and Martika Dupigny-Williams. They discussed uploading the final production to YouTube and their blog to share, and making sure each person had the information needed to complete an independent evaluation.
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1) The director felt they had a better relationship with the cinematographer, who understood the vision, while communication was more strained with the editor.
2) Group communication was reasonable due to regular lessons and meetings, but the director felt they had the worst time management.
3) Organizing shoots was challenging due to coordinating equipment, actors, and crew availability, and relying on actors to arrive on time caused delays.
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Two friends who have been struggling financially get involved in an underground cage fighting operation for money. They have some success at first, winning fights and earning cash prizes. However, one friend's ego and overconfidence grow too much. He challenges the champion despite having enough money already. In the fight against the champion, the overconfident friend is badly knocked out. His watching friend says "you have flown too close to the sun," referencing the story of Icarus.
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1. The document proposes 5 initial film ideas, including plot summaries.
2. The first idea is about a girl who is home alone and experiences paranormal activity after reading a horror story.
3. Another idea is based on the lyrics "you know you love me, you know you care" and involves a boy who can summon his deceased love's spirit for protection.
4. A third idea involves a teenager working at a waterpark who is kidnapped by his eccentric grandfather after being knocked out.
5. The document concludes by selecting the first idea, about the girl experiencing paranormal activity at home, as the final film idea.
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The document proposes ideas for three horror movie plots. The first involves a single mother and child living in a converted church haunted by a deceased woman. The second centers around teens on a train that stops in the countryside where they encounter the ghost of a rail worker. The third and most developed idea is about a teenage girl who is stalked by a man driving a white van while sneaking out to meet her boyfriend. She goes missing and her friend investigates other similar disappearances linked to the white van. The friend ignores warnings and tries to track down the killer, nearly becoming a victim herself before being saved.
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Task 4
A group proposes four film ideas centered around kidnapping and danger. They choose Idea 2, about a teenage girl who is catfished online and kidnapped by a man pretending to be her age. They plan to film at an abandoned house, using props like ropes, duct tape and fake knives. They create a budget of £12.70 and discuss legal issues, roles, editing plans and using the location to build tension for the kidnapping story.
Unit 2 and 3 task 4
A girl gets kidnapped after being catfished online by an older man she believed to be her age. They had been talking for months and built trust before deciding to meet. On the day of their meeting, he is not who she thought and takes her. The film will show how to avoid these situations and use props like knives, ropes, and duct tape. It will be filmed at an abandoned house to fit the spooky tone of the kidnapped girl idea.
Initial short film ideas
The document contains initial ideas for short films, including:
1) An accidental incest story where a girl and boy meet at a club, kiss, and later discover at a wedding they are related.
2) Two friends, one discusses a guy she's seeing who turns out to be the same guy her friend briefly dated two years ago.
3) A story about a false accusation of inappropriate behavior by a female teacher told through media perspectives.
4) A girl whose parents leave her alone throws an imaginary party when she feels lonely.
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The document contains initial ideas for short films, including:
1) An accidental incest story where a girl and boy meet at a club, kiss, and later discover at a wedding they are related.
2) Two friends, one discusses a guy she's seeing who turns out to be the same guy her friend briefly dated two years ago.
3) A story about a false accusation of inappropriate behavior by a female teacher told through media perspectives.
4) A girl whose parents leave her alone throws an imaginary party when she feels lonely.
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The document provides a media pitch for a horror film titled "Chloe Kiely". It summarizes the plot which follows a serial killer who seeks revenge for his grandfather's murder by stalking and killing the teens he believes responsible. The plot summary describes the killer's backstory and flashback to finding his grandfather murdered. It then outlines how the killer tracks down the group of teens one by one, leaving clocks at each crime scene. The killer ultimately takes his own life at his grandfather's grave, leaving a final message. The document also describes plans for the film trailer, including opening and closing scenes of a girl being chased and murdered in the woods, to build tension and mystery around the serial killer.
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The document outlines a proposed short film involving a teenage boy who begins receiving mysterious riddles left at his house. He decides to meet the person leaving the notes, "BL", but finds himself framed for a murder committed by the mysterious antagonist. The document discusses key characters, synopsis, target audience, filming style, and potential film festival and online markets for the short film.
Treatment for idea 1
The film is a 5-10 minute horror called "The Lurking" that follows two teenage friends. The main character films a video message as he is being chased and attacked by a monster. His friend later finds the message and goes searching for the monster, believing it to be a prank, but ends up being attacked as well. The film is targeted at ages 15 and up and will be entered into film festivals and shared online using found footage and tripod shots to tell a story about a monster lurking in the dark that attacks people at night.
Synopsis for our film
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1) The first scene involves a father being shot during a car chase witnessed by his son, who then seeks revenge as an adult.
2) The second scene uses a flashback of two brothers playing when one is kidnapped by an assassin, leading the other to seek his brother.
3) The third and final scene opens in a hospital with a flashback of a boy witnessing his friend being kidnapped, leaving him with a scar, before regaining consciousness with a changed eye color, setting up his quest.
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