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The opening sequence of a sci-fi/horror film is analyzed. It depicts a dead man and his newly cloned replacement. Low-key lighting and intimate shots build mystery and suspense around the clone's intentions as he wears a hood and mask. The sequence ends on a cliffhanger by showing ominous props, leaving viewers wanting to learn why the clone replaced the man and what may happen next.
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This document provides instructions for editing video clips in a project window, including how to log shots by copying clips into a new "log bin", renaming the files, and tips for trimming clips by dragging red trim handles or using keyboard shortcuts to cut, zoom in, and more. Key areas of the editing interface are identified like the content sensitive window, project window, and timeline at the bottom for arranging clips.
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This document provides information about costumes and props needed for a production. It lists options for costumes such as buying from Primark, borrowing from a costume department, or using items from Adam or Clare's wardrobes. Props needed include a folder of spy photos stored on a bookshelf, a handgun that can be provided by Alistair, and other items that can be bought on Amazon or made to appear older like a document.
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1) The student film crew shot their short film over one day at a house on campus. They filmed various scenes of an actor breaking into the house and a fight scene in the kitchen.
2) The location worked well as it was on campus and looked realistic without needing extra props. Some minor adjustments were made for shots, like turning the kitchen table.
3) The student took on camera operating, directing, and took photos/videos of the process. Others helped with sound and continuity. They overcame some issues like reflections and continuity of cut vegetables.
4) They were able to film all their planned shots in about 3 hours. The student enjoyed directing the fight scene and learning new camera skills like changing the
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lighting sets.pptx
The document outlines lighting plans for 6 sets in a production. Set 1 calls for a water projection effect with smoke and blue gel. Set 2 requires minimal lighting to let Rothko paintings speak for themselves, using a non-circular sunset lamp color and orange gel. Set 3 proposes using flats from past music videos with light beaming through gaps to give a maze effect.
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This document discusses hair, makeup, and clothing ideas for the main singer and rapper in a music video. For the main singer, they suggest braiding her hair with gold accessories. They also propose outfits like an all-white ensemble and a satin suit. For the rapper, they recommend fully braided hair with beads. They suggest a brightly colored suit to make her stand out. Makeup ideas include colored eyeliner and rhinestones for the singer, and glittery eyeshadow for the rapper. Statement jewelry is proposed to portray both singers as unique and confident.
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