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The call sheet is for the fourth day of shooting which will take place on Friday, March 22nd at 1 Joyce Court in Waltham Abbey. It includes a car argument flashback scene between characters Kirsty and Gareth to be filmed using a camera, tripod, and cigarettes in the car. Makeup is required for Kirsty but not Gareth. Additional scenes are scheduled to be filmed later that week.
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The document describes the process of editing together footage for a music video using Final Cut Pro. Key steps included piecing clips together in time with the music while referring to the storyboard and edit decision list. Transitions like fades and dissolves were added between clips to help the narrative flow. Color grading and other effects were applied to distinguish flashback scenes and emphasize emotions. The overall process involved synchronizing video and audio, selecting shots, and applying effects and text to conform to music video conventions.
Development diary digi pak
1) The document describes the process of designing a digi-pak album cover. Photographs were taken and edited using tools like the clone stamp and paintbrush tools to straighten images and reduce glare.
2) Text was added and formatted using different fonts and the warp text tool. Actions were used to add sepia and vintage color effects.
3) The back cover and interior pages were similarly designed using photographs edited to add frames, landscapes in doors, and candles. Actions were used to match the color scheme throughout.
4) The final product matched the original mock up except for excluding models, making the design more ambiguous and personal for the target audience.
Development diary digi pak
The document describes the process of designing a digipak album cover and inserts. Key steps included:
1) Editing a globe photograph for the front cover, including straightening, adding text, and applying a sepia tone.
2) Choosing a globe photograph for the back cover and editing out glare, adding song text over a semi-transparent rectangle, and applying design elements like the artist's website.
3) Editing photographs for the interior spreads, including adding door frames linking images, candles, picture frames, and a pocket indicator.
4) Assembling the completed digipak design.
Development diary digi pak
The document describes the process of designing a digipak album cover and inserts. Key steps included:
1) Editing a globe photograph for the front cover, including straightening, adding text, and applying a sepia tone.
2) Choosing a globe photograph for the back cover and editing out glare, adding song text over a semi-transparent rectangle, and applying design elements like the artist's website.
3) Editing photographs for the interior spreads, including adding door frames linking images, candles, picture frames, and a pocket indicator.
4) Assembling the completed digipak design and flipping layers so it could be printed and assembled properly.
Risk assessment-covent garden
The risk assessment identifies potential hazards for a film shoot in Covent Garden such as damage from large crowds, aggression from individuals, bad weather damaging equipment, and traffic accidents. Precautions include securing equipment, informing crowds, cancelling shoots in bad weather, and travelling carefully together. Emergency procedures involve contacting emergency services and the college contact Zac for any incidents, injuries, or damage requiring aid or reporting. Contact details for emergency services and college staff are provided.
Location form location form 10
This location scout form documents Covent Garden in London as the potential filming location for the music video "Fix You" by Secondhand Serenade. Key details include the address, availability all week and all day, some parking available, and directions provided. Distances from home and college are also noted.
Location form radburn close 9
This location scout form provides details for filming the music video "Fix You" by Secondhand Serenade at 23 Radburn Close in Harlow, Essex. The house is always available all week from 10am to 10pm, has parking on the driveway and nearby streets, and is a 7 minute drive from the college. Power sources and the interior of the house were deemed suitable after inspection.
Production schedule
This document outlines the plan, tasks, responsibilities, and resources for a film production. It lists items like the budget, treatment, script, storyboard, location scouting, site plans, risk assessments, talent release forms, call sheets, filming, and edit decision list. For each item, it identifies the person responsible, required resources, and any changes made from the original format and why. The changes made were to ensure consistency of style and format across documents to create a cohesive look and feel for the production company.
Risk assessment-green park
This risk assessment identifies potential hazards for a film shoot in Green Park and precautions to prevent issues. Traffic and crowds from other park visitors could interfere with filming or damage equipment. Weather could also impact equipment or people's health. The assessment lists contacting emergency services and notifying the film coordinator from Harlow College as actions if hazards occur. It provides team contact details to call in an emergency.
Edit decision list
This document is an edit decision list for camera footage taken by Samantha Jewiss and Louise Heathorn. It provides details of 95 camera shots including shot type, length, quality, and notes. Shots are rated as good or bad based on factors like actors following the script, camera work, and relevance to the narrative. Many shots are deemed usable in part or in edited form for scenes like arguments, conversations in locations, and flashbacks.
Call sheet 8
The call sheet is for the eighth day of shooting on Monday, April 1st 2013. It lists the scenes to be filmed at 1 Joyce Court in Waltham Abbey including Kirsty in her bedroom upset, a couple on the sofa in a flashback, walking outside the house, and a photograph scene. Samantha Jewiss and Jake Alger are scheduled to play Kirsty and Gareth with natural makeup. Camera equipment, photographs, and a costume change are needed. Covering the set is also scheduled. Bus directions are provided from Harlow Town Station to the location on Joyce Court.
Call sheet 7
The call sheet is for a film shoot on Sunday March 31st featuring a scene of a couple walking through a field. Samantha Jewiss and Jake Alger are scheduled to play Kirsty and Gareth between 7-8pm at Barn Mead Field in Harlow. Basic makeup is required for Samantha and none for Jake. The shoot will involve taking photographs of props on location and a potential costume change. The following day's shoot is scheduled for Waltham Abbey. Bus route 3 provides transport from Harlow Town Station to the filming location at Barn Mead.
Call sheet 6
This call sheet provides details for the sixth day of shooting including the location, scenes, cast, and special instructions. Two flashback scenes will be filmed - "Sparklers" and "Couple By The Fireplace" - at 23 Radburn Close. The "Sparklers" scene requires sparklers, a lighter, and adult supervision. Costumes should be casual and conform to the genre. Additional shooting is scheduled for Sunday to film a couple walking in Barn Mead Field after an argument.
Call sheet 5
The call sheet is for the fifth day of shooting on March 26th. It includes scenes filmed at Epping Station, Green Park, and Camden Town starring Samantha Jewiss and Jake Alger. Makeup is natural for Samantha and none for Jake. Camera equipment, costumes changes, props like a map, and establishing shots are noted. Travel directions to locations are provided.
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Call sheet 4
- 1. CALL SHEET Shooting Day No. 4 Call Time: 11:00 Day/Date: Friday 22nd March 2013 Director(s) Louise Heathorn and Samantha Jewiss Scene Location Cast Script Pages Car Argument – Flashback 1 Joyce Court, Waltham Abbey Samantha Jewiss Jake Alger 5 Gareth (Stressed/Smoking) 1 Joyce Court, Waltham Abbey Jake Alger 1/2 Cast Character Makeup Samantha Jewiss Kirsty Natural Make-up, no specific/special requirements Jake Alger Gareth N/A Special Instructions – Equipment – Remarks Camera, tripod, cigarettes, car. Film the car scene in a quiet location. Advanced Schedule Couple flashbacks filmed in London on Tuesday 26th . Cover Set Film Kirsty (stressed/upset) in the bedroom and the bathroom scene. Re-film argument. Directions to Location, 1 Joyce Court: Bus Routes: 505 Waltham Abbey from Harlow Town Bus Station. Get off at Tesco and walk to Joyce Court. (4 minutes). Rail/Underground: N/A On Foot: