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This document appears to be a title and author for a set of 20 photos by Jess Dawson, though the photos themselves are not included or described. The document simply lists the title "My best 20 photos" and the author "Jess Dawson" but does not provide any further details about the photos or their content.
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Final 40
This document appears to be the beginning of a list of photos by Jess Dawson, as it states "Best 40 photos" and is authored by Jess Dawson. However, the document abruptly ends after two blank lines with the message "End of my top 20", suggesting the list of photos is incomplete or the number was changed from 40 to 20. The essential information and purpose of the document cannot be fully understood from the limited content provided.
Top 20 pictures
These 3 sentences summarize the document:
The document appears to be a title for a list or collection of pictures called "My top 20 pictures" created by Jessica Dawson. No other information is provided in the short document to further summarize. The document gives only the title and author for a set of pictures but provides no other context or details about the pictures themselves.
Top 40 pics
Jessica Dawson wrote a short article about her top 40 pictures. The article does not provide any details about the pictures themselves or why they are among her favorites. It only states the title of the article and the author's name in two short sentences.
Evaluation Question 3
The document discusses potential film distribution options for the film "Fix Me". It considers both major Hollywood distribution companies like Paramount Pictures and Warner Bros. that could widely distribute the film due to their marketing resources and experience with similar supernatural genres. It also discusses smaller, independent British distributors like Hammer Films that may be better suited due to a focus on similar film genres and a potentially better understanding of the British teenage target audience. Ultimately, the document concludes that an independent distributor coupled with online and social media marketing followed by a limited cinema release and availability on streaming platforms like Netflix would be the best strategy to effectively distribute the film.
Production companies
This document lists major film production companies such as DreamWorks Animation, 20th Century Fox, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Universal Studios, Paramount Pictures, and Columbia Pictures. It also identifies some companies known for producing supernatural drama films, including Hollywood Pictures, Universal Pictures, and Ghost House Pictures.
History of film
The document discusses the history of film and the supernatural drama genre. It provides a timeline of important developments in early film from the 1890s to the 1940s, including the invention of cameras, film studios, animation, and screen credits. The document then defines supernatural fiction and its subgenre of supernatural drama, which often involves ghosts, magic, and unexplained phenomena. Finally, examples are given of popular supernatural television series from the 20th century like Charmed, Supernatural, and Buffy the Vampire Slayer that featured neutral or evil supernatural creatures from folklore.
Final photos
The document is titled "Final Pieces" and appears to be written by Jess Dawson. It likely discusses completing or concluding various projects or tasks, as the title "Final Pieces" implies wrapping up loose ends or finishing touches. Without more context from the full document, that is the most that can be gleaned from the limited information provided.
Codal analysis3
The document analyzes various codes in the film Premonition including visual, audio, enigma, technical, and narrative codes:
- The visual code notes that the film is set in modern day, making it more relatable and unnerving for audiences.
- The audio code describes the tense, mysterious music playing in the beginning that sets an unsettling atmosphere.
- Both the enigma and technical codes discuss how the involvement of children often relates to horror or supernatural themes where bad things may happen.
- The narrative code analyzes the use of medium shots to show emotions and reactions while also providing context of the surroundings.
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Final 40
This document appears to be the beginning of a list of photos by Jess Dawson, as it states "Best 40 photos" and is authored by Jess Dawson. However, the document abruptly ends after two blank lines with the message "End of my top 20", suggesting the list of photos is incomplete or the number was changed from 40 to 20. The essential information and purpose of the document cannot be fully understood from the limited content provided.
Top 20 pictures
These 3 sentences summarize the document:
The document appears to be a title for a list or collection of pictures called "My top 20 pictures" created by Jessica Dawson. No other information is provided in the short document to further summarize. The document gives only the title and author for a set of pictures but provides no other context or details about the pictures themselves.
Top 40 pics
Jessica Dawson wrote a short article about her top 40 pictures. The article does not provide any details about the pictures themselves or why they are among her favorites. It only states the title of the article and the author's name in two short sentences.
Evaluation Question 3
The document discusses potential film distribution options for the film "Fix Me". It considers both major Hollywood distribution companies like Paramount Pictures and Warner Bros. that could widely distribute the film due to their marketing resources and experience with similar supernatural genres. It also discusses smaller, independent British distributors like Hammer Films that may be better suited due to a focus on similar film genres and a potentially better understanding of the British teenage target audience. Ultimately, the document concludes that an independent distributor coupled with online and social media marketing followed by a limited cinema release and availability on streaming platforms like Netflix would be the best strategy to effectively distribute the film.
Production companies
This document lists major film production companies such as DreamWorks Animation, 20th Century Fox, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Universal Studios, Paramount Pictures, and Columbia Pictures. It also identifies some companies known for producing supernatural drama films, including Hollywood Pictures, Universal Pictures, and Ghost House Pictures.
History of film
The document discusses the history of film and the supernatural drama genre. It provides a timeline of important developments in early film from the 1890s to the 1940s, including the invention of cameras, film studios, animation, and screen credits. The document then defines supernatural fiction and its subgenre of supernatural drama, which often involves ghosts, magic, and unexplained phenomena. Finally, examples are given of popular supernatural television series from the 20th century like Charmed, Supernatural, and Buffy the Vampire Slayer that featured neutral or evil supernatural creatures from folklore.
Final photos
The document is titled "Final Pieces" and appears to be written by Jess Dawson. It likely discusses completing or concluding various projects or tasks, as the title "Final Pieces" implies wrapping up loose ends or finishing touches. Without more context from the full document, that is the most that can be gleaned from the limited information provided.
Codal analysis3
The document analyzes various codes in the film Premonition including visual, audio, enigma, technical, and narrative codes:
- The visual code notes that the film is set in modern day, making it more relatable and unnerving for audiences.
- The audio code describes the tense, mysterious music playing in the beginning that sets an unsettling atmosphere.
- Both the enigma and technical codes discuss how the involvement of children often relates to horror or supernatural themes where bad things may happen.
- The narrative code analyzes the use of medium shots to show emotions and reactions while also providing context of the surroundings.
Presentation1
The document discusses conventions for introducing key elements in film openings, such as main characters, location, class, genre, and theme. Main characters are often introduced through having the most screen time or lines. The location and class of characters is also commonly established to provide context of the era and wealth. While more difficult, some films can hint at their theme or genre through exclusively focusing on a topic or using certain props, lighting, and music to set expectations.
The big 6, American Film companies
The document outlines the six major American film studios known as the "Big 6": Warner Bros. Pictures, Walt Disney Pictures, Universal, Columbia Pictures, 21st Century Fox, and Paramount Pictures. For each studio, it provides a brief history and highlights some of their most successful films based on box office earnings, such as The Dark Knight, Pirates of the Caribbean, E.T., Spider-Man, X-Men, and The Godfather.
Top 15 pictures so far
Jessica Dawson shares her top 15 pictures. The document appears to be a list or description of 15 pictures that are important to Jessica Dawson. The short document does not provide enough context to generate a more detailed 3 sentence summary.
Codal analysis 2
The document analyzes various visual, audio, and technical codes in the opening clip of a supernatural horror film. It notes that the dim lighting and nighttime setting establish an ominous tone. Tense music builds throughout the clip to heighten tension and intrigue audiences. Various shots are used to clearly show the woman's reactions to whatever supernatural threat is occurring. Unanswered questions and a storyline about a woman encountering a demon in her home leave audiences wanting more answers and intrigued to continue watching.
Film Trailer Rough Pitch
Two scientists create a new drug, but when one of them tests it, it causes him to go insane and imprison his colleague in the garage. His colleague must now escape and save his friend from the drug's effects. The film will focus on Professor Ted, who takes the drug and traps Professor Steve in the garage. Professor Steve must find a way to escape and investigate what has happened to Ted due to the effects of the new drug. The garage will be the main filming location to create an eerie atmosphere as Professor Steve tries to escape and save his friend.
Electronic Portfolio
This document appears to be an electronic portfolio for a person named Jess Dawson. It likely contains examples of Jess Dawson's work, accomplishments, skills, and qualifications. The purpose of the portfolio is to showcase Jess Dawson's talents and experience for potential employers or educational opportunities.
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- 127 UCLA Medical Center employees were fired, suspended, or warned for improperly accessing celebrity medical records between 2003-2007, violating patient privacy laws.
- One employee pleaded guilty to violating HIPAA but died prematurely, while investigations found prior incidents at the hospital.
- UCLA was fined over $860,000 and learned it must strictly restrict medical record access and track usage, as healthcare providers are responsible for employee actions regarding patient information.
Electronic Portfolio
This document appears to be an electronic portfolio for a person named Jess Dawson. It likely contains examples of Jess Dawson's work, accomplishments, skills, and qualifications. The purpose of the portfolio is to showcase Jess Dawson's talents and experience for potential employers or educational opportunities.
Evaluation Question 5
The document discusses how the author addressed their audience when planning and creating a film opening for a supernatural genre film. They asked friends on Facebook - whose demographics match the target audience - to provide feedback on initial ideas and help choose a title. Classmates also provided feedback during the editing process. After completion, surveys of 16-18 year olds, the target demographic, evaluated the opening. The author created a Facebook fan page and used a song from a popular YouTuber to attract more viewers that match the intended audience.
Evaluation question 2
The document discusses how the media product represents social groups through the characters in its opening scene. There is a male and female protagonist that are both teenagers. The female is shown asleep in bed, representing stereotypes that girls are well-behaved and go to bed early, though her bedding has flowers challenging the idea that she is not typically girly. The male is shown holding a knife, suggesting recklessness, and looking in the mirror with distress, challenging stereotypes that boys do not care about appearance. Both characters conform and challenge stereotypes about teenagers - the female could be seen as lazy but also hard-working, the male challenges the stereotype that only females commit suicide but confirms stereotypes that teenagers can be over
Evaluation Question 5
The document discusses how the author attracted their audience for a film opening in the supernatural genre. They asked Facebook friends, who are mainly teenagers that match the genre's demographic, to choose between three initial film ideas. A survey was then created to choose a title, with "Fix Me" being preferred. The opening was shown to classmates for feedback and improved based on their suggestions. Finally, another survey of 16-18 year olds, the target age range, gathered opinions on the completed opening. To attract more viewers, the author made a Facebook fan page and YouTube channel to promote the film, and used a song from a popular YouTube creator to potentially reach some of their existing fans.
Evaluation- Question 2
The document discusses how the media product represents social groups through the characters in the film opening. There is a female protagonist who is asleep in bed, representing feminine stereotypes of being well-behaved. There is also a male antagonist who is holding a knife and looking distressed in the mirror, challenging stereotypes that males don't care about appearance but conforming to ideas of being more reckless. Both teenage characters are presented differently, with the female seen as sensible but also potentially lazy, while the male challenges stereotypes of suicidal individuals usually being female but also represents stereotypes of depressed gothic teenagers.
Evaluation - Question 2
The document discusses how the media product represents social groups through the characters in the film opening. There is a male and female teenager portrayed in different ways. The female protagonist is asleep in bed, representing teenagers as lazy but also possibly hard-working. The male protagonist is shown holding a knife and looking distressed in the mirror, challenging stereotypes of male teenagers as careless and not caring about appearance, but conforming to the stereotype of suicidal teenagers being overemotional. Both characters represent contemporary issues around gender and mental illness in teenagers.
Evaluation- Question 3
The document discusses potential film distribution options for the film "Fix Me". It considers both major film distribution companies like Paramount Pictures and Warner Bros. that have large budgets and target wide audiences, as well as smaller independent British companies like Hammer Films that have lower budgets but still find success. The document concludes that an independent British company would be best suited to distribute "Fix Me" as the film has a smaller budget and is set in everyday British teen life, targeting a British teenage audience. Internet distribution is also discussed as a good option, citing the example of Ill Manors that built attention on social media and through limited cinema releases before being released on Netflix.
Media call sheet
This call sheet outlines the details for 4 shots of a film production called "AS MediaFilm Opening". Shot one takes place at Hester Park and requires a camera, tripod, torch, and costumes of all black clothes for "Death" and casual dark clothes for "Archer". Shot two is at 21 CannonsGate and needs a camera, tripod, photos, candles and a TV. The remaining shots do not specify location, cast, equipment or costumes.
British film institutions
The biggest British film companies include Pinewood Studios, Working Title Films, Aardman Animations, PolyGram Filmed Entertainment, Hammer Film Productions, and Heyday Films. Pinewood Studios is owned by EON Productions, known for James Bond films. Working Title Films is owned by Universal and known for films like Shaun of the Dead and Les Miserables. Aardman Animations specializes in animation and is known for films featuring Wallace and Gromit. PolyGram Films was known for films like Four Weddings and a Funeral before being sold. Hammer Film Productions pioneered Gothic horror films. Heyday Films produced the successful Harry Potter franchise.
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Media convergence is occurring as different media like television, computers, radio, and newspapers combine into a single media due to technological progress. An example is most websites now contain video content like television. Technological convergence means different technologies can perform similar tasks, like people now listen to music using phones rather than just radios. Synergy involves cooperation between organizations to create a jointly more successful product. Cross media ownership is when a person or corporation owns multiple media businesses. A conglomerate is a company that owns large numbers of companies across different media like television, radio, publishing, movies, and the internet. A subsidiary is a company over 50% controlled by another, and in media an oligopoly is when a small number of firms control
Codal analysis 1
The document analyzes various visual, audio, narrative, and technical codes in the opening of the film The Sixth Sense. Visually, the titles have a dark background and the lighting throughout is dim, setting an unnerving tone. The audio features quiet, tense music during the titles and one character speaks in a hushed, calm yet scared voice. The enigma codes that engage audiences are the mysterious music and the unknown character who has broken into the house. The narrative introduces a couple who discover someone mentally unstable has broken into their home. Technically, many close-up shots are used to focus on reactions or highlight supernatural elements.
Top 20 pictures
Jessica Dawson shares her top 20 pictures. The document appears to be a list or description of Jessica Dawson's favorite 20 photos that she has taken or collected. The short document does not provide any other context or details about the photos beyond stating it is her top 20 pictures.
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The document discusses conventions for introducing key elements in film openings, such as main characters, location, class, genre, and theme. Main characters are often introduced through having the most screen time or lines. The location and class of characters is also commonly established to provide context of the era and wealth. While more difficult, some films can hint at their theme or genre through exclusively focusing on a topic or using certain props, lighting, and music to set expectations.
The big 6, American Film companies
The document outlines the six major American film studios known as the "Big 6": Warner Bros. Pictures, Walt Disney Pictures, Universal, Columbia Pictures, 21st Century Fox, and Paramount Pictures. For each studio, it provides a brief history and highlights some of their most successful films based on box office earnings, such as The Dark Knight, Pirates of the Caribbean, E.T., Spider-Man, X-Men, and The Godfather.
Top 15 pictures so far
Jessica Dawson shares her top 15 pictures. The document appears to be a list or description of 15 pictures that are important to Jessica Dawson. The short document does not provide enough context to generate a more detailed 3 sentence summary.
Codal analysis 2
The document analyzes various visual, audio, and technical codes in the opening clip of a supernatural horror film. It notes that the dim lighting and nighttime setting establish an ominous tone. Tense music builds throughout the clip to heighten tension and intrigue audiences. Various shots are used to clearly show the woman's reactions to whatever supernatural threat is occurring. Unanswered questions and a storyline about a woman encountering a demon in her home leave audiences wanting more answers and intrigued to continue watching.
Film Trailer Rough Pitch
Two scientists create a new drug, but when one of them tests it, it causes him to go insane and imprison his colleague in the garage. His colleague must now escape and save his friend from the drug's effects. The film will focus on Professor Ted, who takes the drug and traps Professor Steve in the garage. Professor Steve must find a way to escape and investigate what has happened to Ted due to the effects of the new drug. The garage will be the main filming location to create an eerie atmosphere as Professor Steve tries to escape and save his friend.
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This document appears to be an electronic portfolio for a person named Jess Dawson. It likely contains examples of Jess Dawson's work, accomplishments, skills, and qualifications. The purpose of the portfolio is to showcase Jess Dawson's talents and experience for potential employers or educational opportunities.
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- 127 UCLA Medical Center employees were fired, suspended, or warned for improperly accessing celebrity medical records between 2003-2007, violating patient privacy laws.
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