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The call sheet provides details for the first day of shooting a music video. Scene 1 will be filmed at Deer Park Field in Harlow featuring Samantha Jewiss and Jake Alger. Scene 2 is an establishing motorway shot to be filmed at a bridge over the M11 motorway near Harlow. Samantha Jewiss will play the character of Kirsty requiring natural makeup. Safety instructions are provided for filming the sky lanterns scene. Establishing shots will also be filmed on Tuesday for use in opening sequences. Directions to both filming locations are included.
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The call sheet is for the first day of shooting a music video. It includes two scenes to be filmed - a flashback scene at a deer park field involving two actors, and an establishing motorway shot that requires no actors. Special instructions are provided for the sky lantern scene regarding safety. The actors are to wear casual costumes. Establishing shots are scheduled for the following day. Directions to both locations are also included.
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The call sheet provides details for the first day of shooting a music video. It includes two scenes to be filmed - a flashback scene in Deer Park Field and an establishing motorway shot from a bridge. Samantha Jewiss and Jake Alger are listed as cast members. Special instructions note the use of sky lanterns in the flashback scene and require casual costumes. Establishing shots are scheduled for the following day. Directions to both locations are also provided.
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Call sheet 1
The call sheet provides details for the first day of shooting a music video. It includes two scenes to be filmed - a flashback scene in Deer Park Field and an establishing motorway shot from a bridge. Samantha Jewiss and Jake Alger are listed as cast members. Special instructions note the use of sky lanterns in the flashback scene and require casual costumes. Establishing shots are scheduled for the following day. Directions to both locations are also provided.
Call Sheet Field
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Dokumen ini merupakan draf kurikulum standard bahasa Malaysia untuk sekolah rendah tahun satu. Ia menjelaskan tujuan, objektif, fokus, kandungan standard dan strategi pengajaran pembelajaran bahasa Malaysia untuk memastikan murid dapat menguasai kemahiran mendengar, bertutur, membaca dan menulis serta aspek tatabahasa dan seni bahasa.
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Call Sheet 1
Scene 2 and 3 from the film will be shot on the first day of filming. Lucy Collins will play the protagonist Ashleigh and will film scenes set in the modern house both inside and outside. Her costume is meant to convey two sides to her character through black and white clothing. If the intended house location is unavailable, an alternative day or location will be used.
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Steven spielberg huy. 1.0 (1)34yfjyhg
Steven Spielberg is an American director, producer and screenwriter born in 1946 who is considered a pioneering figure of New Hollywood. Some of his most famous films include Jaws, E.T., Jurassic Park, and Indiana Jones. Common elements in his films include the use of strong lanterns in dark scenes, frequent depictions of the sun, appearances of pianos in key scenes, and portrayals of children in dangerous situations. His films often deal with themes of World War II and references to Disney. Recurring actors in his films include Harrison Ford, Samuel L. Jackson, and Tom Hanks, and he frequently collaborates with composer John Williams. The document highlights E.T. as the group's favorite
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The group Rear Window Productions plans a thriller film called "Flashpoint" about a woman named Grace who witnesses a murder while taking photos in the marshes. The synopsis and storyboard describe the scene where Grace unintentionally photographs Lizzie killing her partner Fred during a fight. Lizzie then spots Grace and her red scarf, leaving her safety in question. The characters, locations, and costumes are designed to reference classic thriller films and subvert gender stereotypes with a female killer and witness overpowering male victims.
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Genre reseacrh action
Action films originated in the 1920s-1930s as swashbuckling films involving sword fighting. In the 1940s-1950s, they became war and western films focused on battles and prisoners of war. The 1960s introduced the resourceful hero exemplified by James Bond. By the 1980s, led by actors like Sylvester Stallone, action films dominated Hollywood as summer blockbusters. They target young adult males and feature thrills like car chases and fights across genres like action comedy, horror, martial arts, and sci-fi. They usually involve a heroic character overcoming obstacles through a series of complicating events to resolve the problem.
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Luke Janes visited a field at a school on November 14th to scout it as a location for filming a scene where characters have an argument and people get shot. The suitability of the location depends on lighting, noise levels, and potential hazards. Filming would need to be done at a certain time of day for proper lighting and on a calm day to control noise from wind. Wet grass or holes in the grass could cause injuries or equipment damage, so the ground conditions would need to be safe and dry.
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The document defines and provides examples of several major film genres: romance focuses on themes of love; horror seeks to elicit fear for entertainment; animation can have many aspects but is often old themes brought to life. Comedy aims to make audiences laugh through exaggerated humor, while drama is meant to be more serious in tone. Action films involve violence and physical feats. Westerns are set in the American Old West. Fantasy incorporates imaginative and supernatural themes, sometimes involving magic or fantasy worlds.
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Evaluation 3
Samantha obtained feedback on her music video, digipak, and magazine advertisement from a focus group of 10 people who evaluated the projects. The focus group consisted mainly of females aged 16-20 from Harlow who listened to acoustic rock. Feedback was positive for elements like props and costumes but identified areas for improvement like some shot types, lighting, and font readability. Overall the projects worked well together capturing the theme of "distance and journey" but could be made more eye-catching and professional with experimentation and technical skills.
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Treatment1
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Fix you script
This document is a screenplay for a music video adaptation of the song "Fix You" by Secondhand Serenade. It follows the relationship struggles of characters Kirsty and Gareth through a series of flashbacks and arguments. As the song plays, the couple's emotions escalate from frustration and sadness to reconciliation as they try to repair their broken relationship. The screenplay uses visuals and locations from their history together juxtaposed with their current fights to convey the lyrics and message of the song.
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Evaluation 3
From audience feedback on their music video, digipak, and magazine advertisement, the students learned:
1) Elements like narrative, cinematography, and mise-en-scene were strengths, but some shots needed better lighting and angles.
2) The buildup in the song was not portrayed dramatically enough in the video.
3) The digipak needed more eye-catching colors and the inside images looked edited.
4) The magazine ad's font was hard to read and lacked social media links.
Going forward, they will improve planning, locations, editing, and include current marketing elements.
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The document provides details for a proposed music video titled "Fix You" including:
- The target audience is 16-25 year olds, mostly students, interested in the acoustic genre.
- Locations will include interior house shots and exterior rural/urban locations to convey different meanings.
- Props like candles, photographs, and casual clothing will be used to enhance realism and sentimentality.
- Permission must be obtained to film at locations to avoid legal issues and notify landowners.
- The synopsis is of a teenage couple dealing with their breakup through flashbacks of happier times together.
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- 2. Sam Jewiss Directions to Location: Deer Park Field Bus Routes: From Harlow Town Station, take the number 1 bus to Katherines. Get off after Paringdon Sports Club, crossing the road and heading towards Fir Park. Walk through Fir Park to Deer Park and the field is located towards the back of the housing estate near the main road. Rail / Underground: N/A On Foot:
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