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This shot list contains 14 shots to film the opening scene of a short film called "He Who Sees All". The shots include establishing shots of the park, close-ups of a character smoking and a woman on her phone, and longer shots of a dog walker and a shady figure in the distance holding a knife. The last shot is a fast cut to an opening title screen where the killer is represented by the letter 'A'.
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3. As the boy asks the girl a question, a man in an animal mask suddenly appears and kills the boy with a large knife. The girl flees in terror but runs into a brick wall and jumps a fence, only to be hit by a car as the screen fades to black.
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The document provides a shot list for a film production titled "Faceless Game" including 17 shots ranging from establishing shots to close-ups. For each shot, a description of the camera angle, action, and dialogue is given along with comments on which take was best. Takes were improved by getting timing, placements, and reactions correct or by fixing issues like background noise or characters not being in frame. The shot list aims to select the best takes to construct the narrative through various camera angles and shots.
Shot list
The document outlines the shot sequence and types for a film scene. It begins with an establishing shot of a park where teenagers enter. Medium shots and close ups show the teenagers walking through the park holding hands. Long shots then show them sitting on a bench drinking alcohol. A boy tells a scary story, and the shots change to show a survivor finding a doll and calling for help while a nursery rhyme plays. It ends with survivors sitting in the park and one lighting a cigarette.
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Question 2 A2
The filmmaker created a short film called "Fathers Day" about a troubled father-son relationship. He also made a film poster and magazine review to promote the short film. The poster features the two main characters in a way that hints at mystery and danger. It uses red tones and font to draw interest. The review includes an intriguing still image and tagline to entice readers. Both the poster and review leave some unanswered questions to pique audience curiosity about the film's narrative and outcomes. The filmmaker believes this combination of mystery in the short film, poster, and review will effectively promote and sell "Fathers Day" to potential viewers.
The Pitch
A father must take care of his son's damaged reputation by any means necessary in a thriller about family loyalty. The story involves flashbacks, isolated locations, a victim begging for his life, and a twist ending to generate suspense. Targeting teenage and young adult males, the film aims to attract audiences through a greyscale visual style, tension between characters, an unpredictable narrative with cliffhangers, and a repetitive soundtrack that intensifies the action and mystery.
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The document discusses plans for a short film including research conducted on the target audience which found it to be mostly male aged 16-24. A focus group suggested including a dark and eerie soundtrack, seducing victims, and leaving the ending ambiguous. The narrative involves the protagonist Luca noticing something strange about his neighbor Jenny who claims to not have a job but may actually be a serial killer. Conventions will include a female protagonist/antagonist, serial killing, and a plot twist. Key characters are introduced as Luca the protagonist and Jenny the potential serial killer antagonist. The film aims to attract audiences through relatable characters, plot twists, suspense, tension and the unknown.
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The document provides research and planning information for a short film project. A survey found the target audience is males aged 16-24 who would enjoy a film with dialogue. A focus group recommended a dark, eerie soundtrack, one setting, luring victims, and an ambiguous ending. The narrative involves main characters Luca, who works at a bar, and Jenny, who claims to be unemployed but is actually a serial killer. The film will have female-dominated conventions like a serial killer, danger, and death in a common but eerie setting with plot twists. It aims to attract audiences aged 16-24, especially males, with the protagonist and antagonist being female roles.
Media pitch
This document outlines the key elements of a thriller film titled "Fathers Day" including conventions like danger, death, suspense and tension. It will use flashbacks to provide context and close-ups with low key lighting. The narrative focuses on a father and son, where the son has lost his reputation and the father must protect him. Key target audiences are teenagers and young adults who enjoy action and violence. Elements like realistic settings, twists, and cliffhangers aim to captivate viewers.
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This document outlines the key elements of a thriller film titled "Fathers Day" including conventions like danger, death, suspense and a twist. It will focus on the relationship between a father and son where the son's reputation is at stake and the father must protect him. Target audiences are expected to be males between 15-30 years old as the film will include elements like action, violence and realistic cliffhangers. Main characters include the father figure George who wields power and the victim son Martin who is begging for his life.
AS Research and Planning - History of Film
The document outlines the history of film from 1895 to the present day, highlighting some of the most influential and pioneering films in different eras that helped establish popular genres or introduced new cinematic techniques. It notes early science fiction, western, animated, and horror films from 1902 to 1908 and how films evolved in the following decades to include psychological thrillers, westerns mixed with science fiction, films using computer graphics and 3D technology.
Question 3
The document discusses a film distributor's role in marketing and exhibiting films. It proposes that a horror/thriller film called "The Grounds Keeper" would appeal to distributors like Newline Cinemas due to the genre similarities to films like "Scream" and "Friday the 13th". It also suggests that advertising the film on social media would help gain a larger audience. In conclusion, Newline Cinemas would be most interested in distributing "The Grounds Keeper" given their experience with similar horror films.
Question 3 - Media Institution
A film distributor is responsible for marketing and distributing a film by setting its release date and method of exhibition. They can directly distribute to theaters or through other sub-distributors. The document proposes a thriller/horror film called "The Grounds Keeper" made in England that would appeal to a younger audience by following thriller tropes with a teenage antagonist. It compares the film to "Scream" in genre but notes it would receive a lower age rating due to less gore and language. Social media is suggested for advertising to reach a wide audience. In conclusion, Newline Cinemas is proposed as the most interested distributor since they have experience with similar films like "Friday the 13th" and "Scream
He Who Sees All Presentation
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- 1. Shot List He Who Sees All SHOT LIST “He Who Sees All” By Dan Lane & Sam Hardingham Draft “1” Date: “06/11/14” Scene 1 – EXT.Park- Evening Shot Number Shot Description 1 Wide Shot of the park 2 Panning shot from park to sign post 3 Close up of the sign post at the end of the lane 4 Low angle moving shot to the first character 5 Mid shot of the character trying to light his cigarette 6 Move in on the cigarette once lit to a Extreme Close Up 7 We pan across to female who is on the swings on her phone. 8 We then move over towards the female where we then zoom in on her phone to show normality. 9 Camera pans around to show a extreme long shot of a figure who is walking his dog.
- 2. Shot List 10 We then start moving towards this dog walking He Who Sees All figure until we reach a long shot of the figure to we can only just see his facial features. 11 As he stops walking his dog to let it relieve itself, slowly pan across to a shady figure standing at the top of the field. 12 We then start moving towards this shady character. Moving from a extreme long shot to a long shot. 13 We them move to a mid shot of the character as he brings out a knife. 14 Fast cut to the title screen where the shady killer is the ‘A’ letter of the opening credits.