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The document outlines details for a scene involving gangsters collecting a package that goes wrong. It describes the characters as Italian-American mafia members who swear and have deep voices. When they go to pick up the package, another gang starts shooting at them, so they grab the package and drive off while delivering gunfire. Audio for the scene will include gunshots, dialogue in an Italian-American accent, horns, footsteps, cars, rap, hip hop and rock music. Sounds will be recorded using a sound recorder and Foley artistry with objects to replicate needed sounds.
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Gangsters go to collect a package but are ambushed by another gang. They grab the package and flee in their car while being shot at. Though they get away with the package, they must deliver it to their boss Craig. Craig then sends Joel and Tommy to collect another shipment. The characters are Italian American gangsters who swear and speak in deep voices. Audio for the scene will include gunshots, boat horns, footsteps, cars, rap music, and more. Sounds will be recorded using a sound recorder and Foley artistry with objects, as well as a soundboard.
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This document provides a summary of the 1999 film The Talented Mr. Ripley. It begins with background information on the film's country of origin, genre, languages, release date, filming locations, and production company. It then gives a brief 3 sentence plot summary of the film, where a man named Tom Ripley is sent to Italy to retrieve a wealthy man's son but ends up going to extreme lengths after the son tires of him. The document concludes with credits for the main cast and information on the novel the film is based on, introducing the character of Tom Ripley who appears in several of the author's subsequent novels.
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This document compares and contrasts the adventure movies "Into the Storm" and "The Maze Runner". Both movies begin with exciting opening scenes that introduce the main problems. They focus on groups of teenagers who work together to face challenges and solve mysteries. The movies have multiple main characters who demonstrate bravery. Although the movies are different genres, they have similar storylines, characters, and endings where many survive despite sacrifices.
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Media pitch
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This document discusses several of Edgar Wright's influences and inspirations, including the films An American Werewolf in London, Shaun of the Dead, and works by Quentin Tarantino and Steven Spielberg. It also briefly mentions the artist Drew Struzan, known for his iconic film posters. The document provides context on these inspirations for Edgar Wright's filmmaking style and career pursuits.
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Gangsters go to collect a package but are ambushed by another gang. They grab the package and flee in their car while being shot at. Though they get away with the package, they must deliver it to their boss Craig. Craig then sends Joel and Tommy to collect another shipment. The characters are Italian American gangsters who swear and speak in deep voices. Audio for the scene will include gunshots, boat horns, footsteps, cars, rap music, and more. Sounds will be recorded using a sound recorder and Foley artistry with objects, as well as a soundboard.
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The document provides details about the proposed film "The Lost Ones", including that it is a post-apocalyptic romantic thriller set in Britain about a gas mask wearing survivor Romeo who falls for a young girl Juliet amid the country being overrun by infected zombies, with the locations being secluded forests, farms and fields, and the actors being Tawanda Takavarasha as Romeo and Kimberly Goulding as Juliet.
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- Barthes' idea of enigma codes that will challenge sophisticated viewers.
- Levi-Strauss's binary oppositions of natural vs unnatural and good vs evil that will be themes.
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- Several examples of genres are given like sci-fi, horror, musical, and examples of conventions for each are listed.
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