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This script breakdown sheet provides details for a short film titled "Black & White". It will have one actor, Owen Mboma, playing The Killer. Scenes will alternate between shots of The Killer walking towards a dark room and then inside playing chess. Technical equipment will include a camera, tripod, spotlight, and boom microphone. The Killer's costume will be all black clothing. Props include a chess board and pieces, table, and chair. Filming will take place inside The Dark Room location over one day.
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Tom plays an alcoholic who is shown stumbling drunk in the woods with a beer bottle, sitting against a tree while intoxicated, and finally slumping unconscious on the ground next to a chess piece in scenes 12, 16, and 20, which will take place during the day in a wooded area near Sunbury. The technical equipment needed includes a camera, tripod, and boom microphone to capture audio of leaves crunching and the character falling.
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The script breakdown sheet is for scenes 6, 18 and 22 of the film "Black & White". It will film inside a house using a camera, tripod, and boom microphone. The scenes involve a pregnant girl discovering a positive test, talking with a friend for comfort, and noticing a chess piece. It requires casual clothing for the two actresses and props of a pregnancy test, bin, and chess piece.
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This document contains planning and research materials for a media studies assignment on producing a trailer for a new soap opera. It includes the aims and objectives, research on soap opera codes and conventions like romance and conflict, and textual analysis of existing soaps like EastEnders and Coronation Street. Production elements like filming dates and roles are outlined. Research examines the purpose of trailers and promotion across platforms.
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El documento habla sobre la contaminación del agua y los efectos negativos que tiene en los ecosistemas acuáticos y la salud humana. La contaminación del agua proviene de varias fuentes como desechos industriales, agricultura y desperdicios domésticos. Esto causa problemas como eutrofización, disminución de oxígeno en el agua y acumulación de toxinas en peces y plantas. Se necesitan esfuerzos para monitorear y regular la contaminación del agua para proteger la calidad del agua y
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The prop list for the media production "Black & White" includes chess set, table, chair, camera, stage light, black hoody, beer bottle, and pregnancy test. The list assigns Natalie to gather the chess set, and assigns all group members to gather the table, chair, camera, and stage light. Artur is assigned to gather the black hoody and beer bottle, and Nora is assigned to gather the pregnancy test.
Schedule
Natalie Warren completed a Foundation Portfolio in Media Studies at St. Paul's Catholic College over several months. She created a mock music magazine in Photoshop, including a front cover, contents page, and double page interview spread. Natalie took photos, drafted designs, got feedback, and made revisions. For her evaluation, she analyzed her work, collected audience feedback, and posted her portfolio to a WordPress blog.
Music Magazine – Questionnaire Results
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Evaluation
The document is an evaluation of the student's media magazine project. It discusses how the magazine uses and develops conventions from inspiration magazines Kerrang! and Classic Rock. It analyzes the codes and conventions used on the front cover, contents page, and double page interview spread. The student explains the photography planning and choices made. Audience feedback is discussed, suggesting improvements like adding borders, focusing on music stories, and making the website link more noticeable. Overall the summary analyzes and discusses the codes, conventions, and design choices used in the student's magazine project.
Log Book
Natalie Warren is completing a preliminary task, log book, and evaluation for her OCR Media Studies AS Level course. She has chosen to create a music magazine focused on production. In her log book, she documents her process for designing the front cover and contents page, including inserting relevant images and text. She also researches the established rock magazine Kerrang! to inform her own magazine design, identifying its target audience, USP of celebrity covers, and publisher information.
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