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Jake Lacey was cast in the main role because he wanted a leading part after working behind the scenes previously and his home provided convenient filming locations. Charlie Webber was given a role to act in front of the camera since he also wanted an acting role having assisted with writing and production before. Aaron Burford was not cast as an actor but served as director and producer as he wanted experience behind the camera after acting previously.
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The risk assessment document identifies potential hazards and risks for the film crew of "Spaced Out" including slipping on rain puddles and getting hit by a car. Existing controls like standing on dry land and getting out of the way of cars were noted to lower the risks, but further actions like double checking for more cars were needed to reduce the high risk of a crew member getting hit by a vehicle.
Prop list
The only props used in Spaced Out were clothes for the villain, including a black trilby hat to portray him as well-dressed and creatively designed, a red morph suit to hide his identity and add mystery while putting a spin on his stylish appearance, and a long black coat to further enhance his classy look and contrast with the red morph suit.
Through research via the uk tribes website
Through research on a UK website about teenage tribes, the document identifies that the target demographic for a project consists of "townies," or party-going teenagers who shop at River Island, save for vacations, and watch Saturday night TV. This audience fits the project well because it encapsulates average UK teenagers. The document states the target audience would dress in clothing from brands like those mentioned above and eat a mix of fast food and places like Nando's and KFC. Finally, the target audience listens to a range of music, from rap, house, alternative rock, and pop artists listed.
Cast List
Jake was chosen for the main role because he wanted the part and his home provided easy access for filming. Charlie was cast as a supporting actor because he wanted to act after being behind the camera previously. Brandon was given a supporting role due to his odd personality fitting the surreal image and his willingness to do anything fun. Aaron wasn't an actor but was made the director and producer as he wanted experience behind the camera and editing after acting before.
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Jake was chosen for the main role because he wanted the part and his home provided easy access for filming. Charlie was cast as a supporting actor because he wanted to act after being behind the camera previously. Brandon was given a supporting role due to his odd personality fitting the surreal image and his willingness to do anything fun. Aaron wasn't an actor but was made the director and producer as he wanted experience behind the camera and editing after acting before.
Spaced out
The document summarizes 3 scenes from a film draft:
1. The male protagonist awakens screaming in his bedroom, breathing heavily before walking out of his room in a confused state.
2. When he exits outside, he is in a strange version of the street and sees oddly placed objects and oddly dressed people who ignore him, increasing his confusion.
3. He is approached by a man who asks if he is alright before a bright light engulfs him, cutting to the protagonist awakening in his bedroom, confused and unsure if what just happened was real.
Media script
The boss calls two henchmen into his office to confront them about losing $120,000 worth of product. He shouts at them, demanding to know how it happened. The henchmen apologize profusely. The boss calms down and makes it clear that he could have them eliminated but chooses to give them a second chance due to their past good work. He sends them away with a warning not to let it happen again.
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- 1. Cast List Jake Lacey Jake was chosen for the main role for two major reasons. Jake wanted to be the main character as he had been restrained to behind the camera in the preliminary task, and we also cast him for production reasons, such as the fact his home was easily accessible as the one for filming. Charlie Webber Charlie was cast in the project because he wanted to act as well, and like Jake, had been restrained to behind the camera. However, while he still wanted to write the project with Jake, he wanted to get in front of the camera and perform, and as such, he was cast as the villain.
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