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This call sheet provides production details for the opening scene of the horror film "Savage" including a shoot date range in November and December, location, cast and crew call times, required equipment, props, and wardrobe descriptions for the characters Sophie, Jason, and Savage.
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![G321 Final Production
AS MEDIA STUDIES
CALL SHEET
FILM:
LENGTH:
Savage - Opening Scene (Horror)
2 minutes MAX.
SHOOT DATE:
25th November – 21st December
[Official date is yet to be determined]
LOCATION:
Family Wood (Burn Valley Area) between
CatcoteRoad and Elwick Road. Summer Hill
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CAST MEMBER
CALL TIME
[Unconfirmed]
4:00pm – 7:00pm
[Unconfirmed]
4:00pm – 7:00pm
Ben Maness
4:00pm – 7:00pm
CREW LIST
Benjamin Thompson
Alexander Hester
EQUIPMENT LIST
Camera
Tripod
CHARACTER
Sophie
Jason
Savage
ROLE/JOB
Producer/Cameraman
Producer/Cameraman
PROP LIST
Knife
Handbag
Mobile Phone
Mask
WARDROBE
Sophie:
Bright colours to represent innocence. Casual and
simplistic attire.](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/callllllllshhhheteetete-131126083242-phpapp01/85/Callllllll-shhhheteetete-1-320.jpg)
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This call sheet provides production details for the opening scene of the horror film "Savage" including a shoot date range in November and December, location, cast and crew call times, required equipment, props, and wardrobe descriptions for the characters Sophie, Jason, and Savage.
CALL SHEETE
This call sheet provides production details for the opening scene of the horror film "Savage" including a shoot date range in November and December, location, cast and crew call times, required equipment, props, and wardrobe descriptions for the characters Sophie, Jason, and Savage.
G321 media production prop list
This prop list for a media production includes 5 items: a knife, mobile phone, handbag, and animal mask. The list contains props needed for an upcoming film or television production.
G321 Production Treatment
1. The document outlines the opening sequence treatment sheet for a film called "Savage". It provides details on the cast, props, and 15 shot breakdown for the opening scene.
2. The opening scene follows a young girl walking through the woods while talking to her mother on the phone. She is startled by noises and encounters a young boy who scares her as a prank.
3. As the boy asks the girl a question, a man in an animal mask suddenly appears and kills the boy with a large knife. The girl flees in terror but runs into a brick wall and jumps a fence, only to be hit by a car as the screen fades to black.
G321 Final Production - Actor's Script
Sophie is walking down a road talking on the phone to her mom. She hears noises in the woods and becomes worried someone is following her. Jason jumps out and scares her as a joke. They begin walking together with Jason about to ask Sophie something important. Suddenly, a masked killer appears and stabs Jason. Sophie tries to scream but cannot, then runs away in terror as the killer watches without chasing her. She climbs fences and runs into a road, screaming as car lights appear before it all goes black.
Taken - Film Clip Analysis
The document analyzes several shots from the film Taken that build suspense and convey the emotions of the characters. A medium close-up of the main character on the phone shows his apprehension and confusion in trying to help his daughter. Close-ups of the daughter by the window show her looking scared and then surprised. A wide shot from her viewpoint shows two men in another area of the hotel, indicating something bad will happen. Extreme close-ups of her fearful face and frantic movements show she is helpless as the men kidnap her outside the window. Quick successive shots create a sense of emergency.
Film analysis (Taken)
The document analyzes several film clips from the movie "Taken" through shots of the main protagonist and his daughter. A medium close-up shows the protagonist's apprehensive facial expressions and body language as he talks to his daughter on the phone. A close-up of the scared daughter looking out a window surprises when her expression changes. A wide shot from her point of view shows two men moving in another part of the hotel, making the audience aware something will happen. Later clips use extreme close-ups of the daughter's fearful face and frantic movements to generate suspense as the men kidnap her.
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- 1. G321 Final Production AS MEDIA STUDIES CALL SHEET FILM: LENGTH: Savage - Opening Scene (Horror) 2 minutes MAX. SHOOT DATE: 25th November – 21st December [Official date is yet to be determined] LOCATION: Family Wood (Burn Valley Area) between CatcoteRoad and Elwick Road. Summer Hill O u t s k i r t s . CAST MEMBER CALL TIME [Unconfirmed] 4:00pm – 7:00pm [Unconfirmed] 4:00pm – 7:00pm Ben Maness 4:00pm – 7:00pm CREW LIST Benjamin Thompson Alexander Hester EQUIPMENT LIST Camera Tripod CHARACTER Sophie Jason Savage ROLE/JOB Producer/Cameraman Producer/Cameraman PROP LIST Knife Handbag Mobile Phone Mask WARDROBE Sophie: Bright colours to represent innocence. Casual and simplistic attire.
- 2. Jason: Savage: Blue colours to represent male characteristics. Once again, casual and simplistic attire. Black and dark colours to represent character’s dark nature. Must wear clothes which hide character’s sense of identity such as; hoodie, bandanna or mask.