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This document contains production details for a film shoot including the producer, director, production manager contact information. It lists 5 scenes to be filmed, their descriptions and locations. It also includes a call sheet with the names of 5 cast members and their call times as well as production crew contact details.
Call sheet 2
This production schedule outlines the details for filming on February 12th including the call times and contact information for the producer, director, and production manager. Scenes will be filmed at an interior house location and involve characters Ben and Fin. Street parking is available near the filming location.
Shot list 7
This document outlines shots for a film scene involving Ben waking up Fin. Shot 36 establishes the sunny weather. Shot 37 pushes in on Ben as he wakes up. Shot 38 follows Ben with a handheld camera as he goes to Fin's room. Shot 39 is a mid shot of Ben entering the room. Shot 40 shows Ben trying to wake Fin up from an over-the-shoulder shot, eventually flipping him onto his back. Shot 41 is a close up of Ben's shocked face. Shot 42 pulls out from a close up of Fin's dead face to reveal prescription pills.
Shot list 6
This document outlines shots for a film scene involving Ben waking up Fin. Shot 36 establishes the sunny weather. Shot 37 pushes in on Ben as he wakes up. Shot 38 follows Ben with a handheld camera as he goes to Fin's room. Shot 39 is a mid shot of Ben entering the room. Shot 40 shows Ben trying to wake Fin up from an over-the-shoulder shot, eventually flipping him onto his back. Shot 41 is a close up of Ben's shocked face. Shot 42 pulls out from a close up of Fin's dead face to reveal prescription pills.
Shot list 5
This document outlines the shots and actions for a film scene. It involves a character named Fin entering a park where he sees a dog sign, walks towards the camera with fear on his face, runs across the empty park while collapsing and pounding the ground with both fists before sitting down with a look of being lost and in dread. The scene uses a series of jump cuts between shots.
Shot list 4
The document outlines the shots and actions for a film scene. It involves the character Fin who draws his phone to call his girlfriend Jess but is unable to connect due to airplane mode being on. Fin's face shows concern and confusion as he is unable to reach Jess. The scene then shows Fin walking out of the front garden and then walking more quickly down the street.
Shot list 3
This document outlines the shots and actions for a film scene. It includes 21 shots ranging from close-ups of the character Fin to establishing shots of the environment. The shots show Fin turning around in confusion, walking through the garden and down the street while looking around curiously before entering a new garden and looking up at a window.
Shot list 2
This document is a shot list for a film scene that includes 14 shots. The shots include close-ups of Fin grabbing his wallet, looking confused, and the dog bed and lead, as well as handheld shots following Fin through the house and exiting the door.
Shot list 1
This document outlines the shots planned for a film scene. It includes 7 shots ranging from establishing shots of the location to close-ups of the main character. The shots will show the character waking up in his messy room, taking a shower while the American Beauty song plays, and packing his school bag as he gets ready for the day.
Film Shot List
The document outlines the scenes and shots of a short film. Scene 1 establishes Fin waking up on a rainy day, getting ready, packing his bag, and walking his dog at the park. It shows him exiting his house and looking around before entering the park. Scene 2 shows Fin running across the empty park and collapsing. Scene 3 establishes a sunny day as Ben wakes up and enters Fin's bedroom to try and wake him.
Ben Screenplay Draft 1
In 3 sentences:
Fin wakes up alone in a foggy, empty town and becomes increasingly panicked as he is unable to find anyone else. He collapses in a park overwhelmed by the isolation and realization of his situation. The next morning, Ben finds Fin lifeless in his bedroom and attempts to wake him, becoming distressed at Fin's pale and lifeless appearance.
Ben Film Step Outlines 2.3
Ben and Fin wake up after a night of drinking, with Fin perplexed about where he is. When Fin opens the door they were behind the night before, the camera pushes in to show Ben apparently dead in a pool of blood, horrifying Fin. However, a sound bridge reveals this to be a nightmare, as Ben is actually eating breakfast and finds Fin's fear amusing. The scene uses various camera techniques like jump cuts, close ups, and steadycam to convey Fin's confusion and horror at finding Ben dead, ultimately revealing it to be a dream.
Ben Film Step Outlines 2.2
Fin comes downstairs for water but appears dazed, smiling and chuckling. He has hallucinations while filling glasses at the sink. The scene cuts to Ben in bed, and Fin brings them water. A montage follows of Ben and Fin messing around to music, ending with a toy sword fight where Fin collapses in the hallway, closing his eyes.
Ben Film Step Outlines 2.1
Fin and Ben are introduced sitting on a ledge at night. A man in black approaches and exchanges something with them. A pull shot is used to establish the characters and their situation through dialogue. The scene ends with a graphic match as Fin and Ben raise a beer or cigarette.
Ben Film Step Outlines 1.3
This 3 sentence summary provides the key details about the scene:
The scene establishes the ending of the story on a sunny morning, showing Ben waking up and noticing his brother Fin still in bed, pale and lifeless after overdosing on prescription pills, leading Ben to desperately shake his brother as he realizes he is dead.
Ben Film Step Outlines 1.2
This scene summary describes Fin exiting his home to find the streets empty. Various camera shots are used to show his growing panic and confusion as he searches in vain for other people. When his phone has no signal, Fin has a breakdown in the park, pounding the ground in distress before placing a plastic bag over his head, raising questions about his existence and mental state in this strange new reality.
Ben Film Step Outlines 1.1
Fin wakes up suddenly from a nightmare and rushes to get ready for school. A series of close-up shots establish Fin as a messy teenage student struggling with his tie and searching for his brother. He grabs his wallet and packed lunch before exiting his house into the foggy, rainy weather outside, ending the scene in silence.
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This document outlines shots for a film scene involving Ben waking up Fin. Shot 36 establishes the sunny weather. Shot 37 pushes in on Ben as he wakes up. Shot 38 follows Ben with a handheld camera as he goes to Fin's room. Shot 39 is a mid shot of Ben entering the room. Shot 40 shows Ben trying to wake Fin up from an over-the-shoulder shot, eventually flipping him onto his back. Shot 41 is a close up of Ben's shocked face. Shot 42 pulls out from a close up of Fin's dead face to reveal prescription pills.
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This document outlines the shots and actions for a film scene. It involves a character named Fin entering a park where he sees a dog sign, walks towards the camera with fear on his face, runs across the empty park while collapsing and pounding the ground with both fists before sitting down with a look of being lost and in dread. The scene uses a series of jump cuts between shots.
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The document outlines the shots and actions for a film scene. It involves the character Fin who draws his phone to call his girlfriend Jess but is unable to connect due to airplane mode being on. Fin's face shows concern and confusion as he is unable to reach Jess. The scene then shows Fin walking out of the front garden and then walking more quickly down the street.
Shot list 3
This document outlines the shots and actions for a film scene. It includes 21 shots ranging from close-ups of the character Fin to establishing shots of the environment. The shots show Fin turning around in confusion, walking through the garden and down the street while looking around curiously before entering a new garden and looking up at a window.
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The document outlines the scenes and shots of a short film. Scene 1 establishes Fin waking up on a rainy day, getting ready, packing his bag, and walking his dog at the park. It shows him exiting his house and looking around before entering the park. Scene 2 shows Fin running across the empty park and collapsing. Scene 3 establishes a sunny day as Ben wakes up and enters Fin's bedroom to try and wake him.
Ben Screenplay Draft 1
In 3 sentences:
Fin wakes up alone in a foggy, empty town and becomes increasingly panicked as he is unable to find anyone else. He collapses in a park overwhelmed by the isolation and realization of his situation. The next morning, Ben finds Fin lifeless in his bedroom and attempts to wake him, becoming distressed at Fin's pale and lifeless appearance.
Ben Film Step Outlines 2.3
Ben and Fin wake up after a night of drinking, with Fin perplexed about where he is. When Fin opens the door they were behind the night before, the camera pushes in to show Ben apparently dead in a pool of blood, horrifying Fin. However, a sound bridge reveals this to be a nightmare, as Ben is actually eating breakfast and finds Fin's fear amusing. The scene uses various camera techniques like jump cuts, close ups, and steadycam to convey Fin's confusion and horror at finding Ben dead, ultimately revealing it to be a dream.
Ben Film Step Outlines 2.2
Fin comes downstairs for water but appears dazed, smiling and chuckling. He has hallucinations while filling glasses at the sink. The scene cuts to Ben in bed, and Fin brings them water. A montage follows of Ben and Fin messing around to music, ending with a toy sword fight where Fin collapses in the hallway, closing his eyes.
Ben Film Step Outlines 2.1
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Ben Film Step Outlines 1.3
This 3 sentence summary provides the key details about the scene:
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Ben Film Step Outlines 1.2
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Ben Film Step Outlines 1.1
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