Capitol records fact file
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Capitol Records was founded in 1942 in Los Angeles, California by Johnny Mercer, Buddy DeSylva and Glenn Wallich. They have signed a variety of artists over the years including some of the most famous like The Beatles, Paul McCartney, and Katy Perry. Capitol Records has a diverse music group, owning labels of different genres such as blues label Blue Note Records, Motown which focuses on R&B, and hip-hop label Quality Control Music.
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I am setting up equipment and using my pre-production materials like storyboards and a shooting script to direct actors, showing them where I want them positioned in the room for the production.
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3. The filmmaker's living room - This indoor location is available whenever needed but has family photos in the background that don't match the character, so they will need to be kept out of shot.
4. A house for a party scene - This location was chosen because an authentic party was
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Legal and ethical unit 17
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Harper is an 18-year-old girl who feels like she is missing out by not being more adventurous or social. Her friends Grace and Ella agree to take her out for the weekend to make some memories. They go to the forest and take photos. Later, they attend a house party where Harper is initially hesitant but eventually has fun. The next day, Harper fills the scrapbook she had started with photos from her eventful weekend with her friends, feeling like she gained valuable experiences and memories before starting university.
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04. rushes log
The document contains a rushes log for the film production "Rites of passage" created by editor Amy Hill. It lists 61 video files with information on each including file name, duration, potential edits needed, and where they are stored. Common issues noted are shaky camera, audio issues, parts being out of focus, and the need to remove portions with copyrighted content. All of the footage seems to be of three friends, Amelia, Ashton and Kitty, in various settings like the forest, a party, and getting ready for an event.
Risk assesment
All employers must conduct a risk assessment to identify potential hazards in their workplace. This document provides a sample risk assessment for a film production identifying several potential hazards such as uneven ground, cold temperatures, tripping hazards, and interactions with animals or large groups of people. The risk assessment rates each hazard, outlines existing controls, and proposes additional actions to mitigate risks. It advises reviewing and updating the risk assessment as needed to ensure all hazards are properly addressed.
Production schedule
The document outlines the production schedule for a film shot between January and March 2019. It details the dates, locations and cast involved on each shoot day. It also notes the post-production tasks completed on subsequent dates like uploading footage, sorting clips, adding transitions, sound effects and color correcting before final changes were made at the end of March.
Recce
This document discusses four potential filming locations for a project called RECCE:
1. Goatspen car park in the New Forest - This outdoor location would require driving but could have other people or animals present. A risk assessment was completed.
2. The filmmaker's own bedroom - This indoor location is easily accessible but has mirrors along one wall that need to be considered for camera placement.
3. The filmmaker's living room - This indoor location is available whenever needed but has family photos in the background that don't match the character, so they will need to be kept out of shot.
4. A house for a party scene - This location was chosen because an authentic party was
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I am setting up equipment for post production work on a project. I am using my pre-production materials like storyboards and a shooting script to direct actors, showing them where to be positioned in the room for the scene.
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I will own the copyright to my original footage. I only need permission from two home owners to film on their properties, as other outdoor locations are public. Due to data protection laws, I need to obtain consent forms from actors to post the footage online. As the film is rated PG, I must carefully consider any scenes that could potentially offend viewers around topics like drinking.
Marketing campaign evaluation
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Blog word
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Anything goes promo call sheet v2
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Draft script 3
Harper is an 18-year-old girl who feels like she has missed out on adventures and making memories before going to university. She asks her more outgoing friends Grace and Ella to take her out for a fun weekend to fill her scrapbook of memories. The friends take Harper to explore the New Forest and have a fun night in watching movies. The next day, Ella convinces Harper to attend a party with them, though Harper is hesitant since she was not invited. At the party, Harper begins to socialize and have fun, taking many photos. The next day, Harper fills her now completed scrapbook with the photos and memories from her adventurous weekend with Grace and Ella.
Draft script 1
Harper is an 18-year-old girl who feels like she hasn't had enough fun or made memories before going to university. She decides she wants her friends Grace and Ella to take her out for a fun weekend. They take her to explore the forest, have a movie night, and convince her to go to a party even though she is hesitant. At the party, Grace and Ella encourage Harper to relax and enjoy herself. The next day, Harper fills the scrapbook she had started with photos from her adventurous weekend, feeling like she now has memories to take with her to university.
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The document analyzes different elements of the Max Payne video game, including its style, content, genre, narrative, and target audience. It notes that the script style differs from TV and film by including character names on the dialogue lines. The content discusses the story of a detective attempting to solve his family's murder connected to a drug case. The genre is described as action/mystery due to the main character's journey to find his family's killer amid drugs and conspiracy. The narrative follows the character's beginning, middle, and end, though player choice impacts length. The target audience is rated 15+ with likely demographics of younger, lower-grade workers seeking exploration through gameplay.
Radio script
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Capitol records fact file
- 1. Capitol records fact file: Who runs/owns the company? – Capitol records was founded by Johnny Mercer, Buddy DeSylva and Glenn Wallich. When and where they started? –the label was founded in 1942 as the firstwestcoast based record label in the United States, in Los Angeles, California What artists dothey sign?- they have various different artists who are smaller and less exposed however someof their most well know are Katy Perry, PaulMcCartney, the Beatles and Sam Smith What genre do they focus on? – Capitol Records has a ‘music group’ that is a combination of labels all different genres for example Blue Note Records is a blues label in the group, Motown which aims to sign artists to continue the Motown legacy and Quality Control Music which is a hip-hop label