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The document outlines the needs, budget, and timeline for a short film project, including requiring 3 main actor characters available for multiple filming days, 1 crew member for sound and lighting, an estimated $50 budget for a mask and drone rental, and a planned launch date of March 10th 2019 to allow time for filming and avoid conflicts with other events. A work plan is also mentioned but no details are provided.
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Equipment sheet and legal report
The document outlines the needs, budget, and launch plan for a short film, including requiring 3 main actor characters and 1 crew member for sound and lighting, budgeting for a mask and possible drone rental, and selecting a March 10th launch date to target audiences when they are more likely to watch on a Sunday without conflicts.
Equipment sheet and legal report
The document outlines the needs, budget, and work plan for a short film project. It states that 3 main actors and 1 crew member for sound and lighting will be needed. The actors will need to be available for multiple days to film different scenes. Most of the actors' existing clothes can be used for their roles. A mask may need to be purchased for one character. A drone may also need to be borrowed for filming. The target launch date for the film is March 10th, 2019 to allow plenty of time for filming and to reach the intended audience on a Sunday when not at work. No permission slips will be required as all involved will be over 18.
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The document discusses the plans for a student horror film trailer, including filming locations, characters, props, makeup, and costumes. The trailer will be filmed in Thetford Forest and feature two friends of the student as main characters. Props under consideration include a Scream mask and knife. Fake blood may be used to make the trailer seem more realistic. The horror character will wear dark black clothing to appear sinister, while the regular characters will dress casually.
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Actors, locations, costumes, and props are essential elements for a film trailer. The document discusses choosing Grace Academy as the main location due to its suitability for comedy/action genres. Three main characters are described - two detectives who will wear formal suits to look authoritative, and a triad leader. Props like briefcases, phones, and sticks are also needed to make the action scenes exciting and the trailer effective.
Actors, location, costumes, props
Actors, locations, costumes, and props are essential elements for a film trailer. The document discusses choosing Grace Academy as the main location due to its suitability for comedy/action genres. Three main characters are described - two detectives who will wear formal suits to look authoritative, and a triad leader. Props like briefcases, phones, and sticks are also needed to make the action scenes exciting and the trailer effective.
Props and costumes
The document outlines various props and costumes that will be used in a trailer, including mobile phones used for communication and indication of scenes, a television in the living room to represent calm before the storm, CCTV cameras to film parts of the trailer and for characters to watch events, and a car that may be used to hide from an antagonist. Costumes are limited due to filming on different days - the mother will have jeans, a t-shirt, and doll shoes while the daughter Hollie will have a jacket, t-shirt, leggings, and Vans that change between scenes.
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The document outlines the needs, budget, and launch plan for a short film, including requiring 3 main actor characters and 1 crew member for sound and lighting, budgeting for a mask and possible drone rental, and selecting a March 10th launch date to target audiences when they are more likely to watch on a Sunday without conflicts.
Equipment sheet and legal report
The document outlines the needs, budget, and work plan for a short film project. It states that 3 main actors and 1 crew member for sound and lighting will be needed. The actors will need to be available for multiple days to film different scenes. Most of the actors' existing clothes can be used for their roles. A mask may need to be purchased for one character. A drone may also need to be borrowed for filming. The target launch date for the film is March 10th, 2019 to allow plenty of time for filming and to reach the intended audience on a Sunday when not at work. No permission slips will be required as all involved will be over 18.
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Props and costumes
The document outlines various props and costumes that will be used in a trailer, including mobile phones used for communication and indication of scenes, a television in the living room to represent calm before the storm, CCTV cameras to film parts of the trailer and for characters to watch events, and a car that may be used to hide from an antagonist. Costumes are limited due to filming on different days - the mother will have jeans, a t-shirt, and doll shoes while the daughter Hollie will have a jacket, t-shirt, leggings, and Vans that change between scenes.
Re shooting our opening title sequence
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Production plan
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The document discusses casting choices for roles in a production. Sarah will play Amy, a worried and paranoid person, as she is experienced with drama and can portray trauma. Aaron will play Sean, requiring an intimidating but kind persona, and he fits the look of the role. Robert will play the Mastermind, a sadistic but sophisticated villain, and can provide the expected look while challenging stereotypes. Samuel will play a thug in one scene chase scene without dialogue, and can provide the costume and portray the mysterious personality for the role.
Fully prez 1
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Media evaluation 1
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Props media project
This document discusses various props that will be used in a film including:
- A car that detectives will use to drive to the crime scene and exchange dialogue.
- A siren that will be attached to the detectives' car to make the scene seem more realistic.
- Police badges that the detectives will use to prove their identity.
- Police tape and a police sign that will be used to cordon off the crime scene.
- A flowerpot, which is the murder weapon in the film and will be shown broken around the victim.
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The document discusses planning for a horror film trailer, including choosing actors and actresses to portray main characters and extras, selecting appropriate props, costumes, makeup, and test shots. Darren Winter and Hannah Morris were chosen as the main characters Sam and Imogen based on their suitable ages, appearances, and abilities to portray the roles as intended. Megan Morris, a friend in their group, was also selected to portray another victim. Props like fake blood and a kitchen knife were used to depict violence. Costumes featured dark clothes for the killer and light clothes for vulnerable victims. Minimal makeup was applied to victims to portray natural, everyday characters. Test shots helped improve camera angles and character movements.
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- Contingency plans for issues like bad weather, actor availability, and equipment failure to complete filming.
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- The selected launch date of March 11th, 2018 to give enough time to complete the film to a high standard and target audiences who will have more free time during winter.
- The equipment needed such as cameras, tripods, SD cards, computers, headphones, and software like Adobe programs.
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- Contingency plans are in place if issues
Production plan
The document provides details on the production plan for a short film centered around seasonal affective disorder (SAD). Key points:
- The film will launch on March 11th 2018 to give enough time for high-quality production and because winter weather may keep people indoors and looking for entertainment.
- A variety of equipment like cameras, tripods, SD cards, computers, headphones, and software will be used to film, store footage, and edit the film. Props, costumes, makeup, and potential hiring costs are outlined in the budget.
- Legal and ethical considerations like content ratings, copyright of footage and assets, and permissions are addressed to avoid any issues. Contingency plans are in
PRODUCTION PLAN
This document provides a production plan for a short film. It includes a work plan, equipment guide listing the camera, tripod, SD card, computer and other items needed and how they will be used. It also lists the software, assets, cast and crew, and planned budget. Potential issues and contingency plans are addressed. The key scenes and materials are described. Legal and ethical considerations are discussed regarding content ratings, copyright of assets, and permissions.
Production plan
The production plan outlines the filmmaker's launch date of March 11th, 2018. This date was chosen to give enough time to complete the film to a high standard and to target audiences who will have more free time in late winter. The document then lists the equipment needed to film, such as a camera, tripod, SD cards, computer, headphones, and software like Adobe programs. Permission slips will be obtained for underage actors. Contingency plans include alternatives if weather, actors, or equipment issues arise. The cast and crew consists of one main actress, Amy Hill, and assistance from the filmmaker's sister to hold equipment during filming.
pre production report resubmission
This document provides a pre-production report for a short thriller film called "Absent Minded." It includes the following key details:
- The film is about a girl who wakes up after an attack and sees flashbacks before discovering her dead body.
- It will be a 1 minute short filmed with a small crew on a budget of £25-30, covering makeup, props, and catering.
- Strict deadlines will be implemented to film and edit on schedule with a school camera and editing suite.
- Actors will be drama students to save costs, and one location will be used.
- Health and safety, legal, and insurance requirements will be followed for the low
Actors
The main actor is Angus Smith, who will portray the artist Jeremy Loops. Angus has experience acting and his natural persona matches the artist.
Props include an acoustic guitar, which is stereotypical of folk music. A blue Vauxhall Corsa car and garden chair will also be used. Photographs and horses may feature briefly.
Costumes include a hospital gown to portray a character in care at the beginning and end. Casual clothes like baggy pants and shirts represent the folk genre.
Actors
The document discusses the actors, props, and costumes needed for a music video. It identifies Angus Smith as the main actor, describing his experience and suitability for portraying the serious emotions required. Props include an acoustic guitar, garden chair, blue Vauxhall Corsa car, photograph, and horses. The costume for Angus includes a hospital gown to represent a person in care at the beginning and end, and casual clothes like baggy trousers, t-shirt, and overshirt to portray the folk rock genre.
Production plan
This document provides a production plan for a short film about mental illness. Key details include:
- The film will launch on March 11th 2018 to give time to complete it to a high standard. March is seen as a good time as the weather is poorer so people will want entertainment.
- Equipment needed includes cameras, tripods, SD cards, computers, headphones, and software like Adobe Premiere and Audition. Sound effects, a studio logo, and musical score will also be used.
- Permission slips will be obtained for any actors under 18. Legal ownership of footage, logos and music will be considered.
- The film will likely be rated 12A due to its
Production management stage 2 2015
The document outlines a proposal and pitch for a thriller film called "The Front Door" about a lonely man who imagines different scenarios of what might happen if he discovered an intruder in his home. It provides details on the plot, characters, target audience, locations, crew and casting requirements, resources needed and proposed schedule. The goal is to structure the proposal to pitch the film concept.
Production plan
The document provides details about the filmmaker's work plan, timeline, and reasoning for choosing a March release date. It outlines the equipment, software, assets, cast, and crew being used for the film project. Potential issues that may arise are also listed along with proposed actions to address them. Permission forms are being made for any actors under 18. While some locations, costumes, and props can be borrowed or found, small props may need to be purchased. Fuel costs for transportation will also be covered. Copyrighting original content and gaining necessary permissions are accounted for in the planning.
Production plan
The document provides details about planning and preparation for a short film project. It includes:
- An overview of the filmmaker's work plan with timelines and milestones for completing tasks and film units.
- Explanations for choosing a March release date after winter holidays when many people will be available to watch.
- A list of equipment, software, and assets to be used, and reasons for choosing each.
- Consideration of possible issues that may arise and backup plans.
- Legal and ethical implications of the film content, trailers, and where the film will be shared are addressed.
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This document outlines a production plan and work schedule for a short film project. It includes a Gantt chart showing the timeline of pre-production, production, and post-production tasks from September 2018 to March 2019. It also includes sections on the launch date, permission letters, parental consent forms, equipment and software needs, casting requirements, budget, and considerations around legal, ethical, and content issues for the film. The goal is to produce a PG-rated short film by the specified deadline while addressing all relevant permissions, ratings, and filmmaking requirements.
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This document outlines a production plan and work schedule for a short film project. It includes a Gantt chart showing the timeline of pre-production, production, and post-production tasks from September 2018 to March 2019. It also includes sections on the launch date, permission letters, parental consent forms, equipment and software needs, casting requirements, budget, and considerations around legal, ethical, and content issues. The goal is to produce a PG-rated short film by the specified deadline while adhering to relevant regulations and permissions.
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2) Germs from shared microphone use in a busy kitchen will be addressed by sanitizing the microphone between users.
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Recce
This document discusses location scouting for a film. It describes choosing an industrial estate to represent the main character Amanda's busy work life, filming a couple scenes there on weekends when it is less busy. Lighting may be an issue so the director will choose a day with good sunlight. The document also describes choosing the director's own kitchen to represent the main characters' home life, making it seem realistic. However, there are potential hazards like wires, a kettle, sharp cupboard edges, and corners that will need to be warned to actors about.
Production plan
Bradley Venn-Griffiths has created a production plan for his film with the following stages:
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Costumes and props
Amanda, the main female character, will wear a white blouse and black trousers to represent her job in an office. This dark color scheme could symbolize a funeral. She will use everyday props like a toothbrush but also a knife, which represents a key plot point and suggests she feels pressure.
Simon, the male lead, will also dress in office attire as they both work. He will wear a black suit and blue shirt, giving him a serious appearance but distinguishing him from funeral colors. His briefcase and phone show his professional and wealthy lifestyle.
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Example script from treatments
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Treatment
The document outlines a treatment idea for a 5 minute horror film titled "Everywhere You Turn" about a wealthy 40-year-old woman named Amanda who is followed by a masked man whose identity is never revealed. Amanda was brought up in care and has worked hard to build a luxurious lifestyle, while the masked man was also in care as a child and was negatively affected by the experience of having no family support. The film will focus on building suspense and mystery around the stalking of Amanda by this unidentified masked man.
Equipment sheet and legal report
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Fina l script
1) The story is about a woman named Amanda who believes she is being stalked and followed by a masked man. She has a number of strange encounters where she sees the man but he disappears.
2) Amanda becomes increasingly paranoid and stressed. She starts having what appear to be hallucinations and moments of confusion.
3) In a climax, Amanda mistakes her returning husband for the stalker and attacks him with a knife, leaving him bleeding on the floor. When she turns around, the masked man is suddenly standing behind her.
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Equipment sheet and legal report
- 2. Legal Report
- 4. What actors I will need I will need 3 characters and one other crew member to help with the production of this film, the 3 characters will all play main character type roles, so I will require them to be available for a few hours which may be separated onto different days. They will all also need to be confident speaking and acting in front of a camera as they will all play main roles in the film. The one crew member that I will require will be on sound and lighting duties so I am able to focus on the different angles and shot types in each scene, these duties will be holding the light to get it in the rightplace and holding the microphonein the right place making surewhen an actor speaks I can hear them loud and clearly. However, I willnot need the crew member at all the scenes as I can use natural lighting for somescenes. Planned Budget For Amanda sheshould be able to useall her own clothes as she will be dressed in smartbut casualwork attire as the scenes she is involved in are either before, during or after work. Simon will be the same as the scenes which he is involved in are all after or beforework, thereforeI should be able to use his everyday clothes. However, I may haveto buy a suitable mask for my masked man as they will always be wearing this mask in every scene that they are involved in. I may have to put some money towards loaning a droneas I don’thave one of my own, this wouldn’tbe expensive as a few associates havesaid I can borrow there’s with a small contribution. Mask-£5 Drone-£20 Transportcosts-£25 Total= £50
- 5. Launch Date The date chosen to launch my productis the 10th March 2019. I havechosen this date as this is a Sunday therefore a high proportion of my target audience will not be at work and will be relaxing so are morelikely to haveaccess and want to watch my shortfilm. Another reason why I havechosen this date is becausethis will give me a lot of time to film all the different scenes, furthermorethis will allow me to use all different types of weather and settings as it is based in different times of the year. This date will not clash with any other seasonalor local events as it is between Christmas and Easter therefore any events are unlikely to happen between them. I will not need to gather any permission slips as all my actors will be abovethe age of 18, and my crew member will also be abovethe age of 18.
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