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This document provides location details and travel plans for filming scenes for a project. Scene 1 will take place on a path outside their friend Denise's house, while Scene 2 will be in the graveyard next to Denise's house. On Saturday, Emma, Annamaria and Bridget will take buses to get to the locations, while on Sunday some will take buses and others will get lifts from their mothers. The document also lists potential health and safety risks like getting lost or crowded locations, and precautions like using steady equipment and wearing appropriate footwear.
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Locations draft 2
This document contains location details and travel plans for filming scenes for a project. Scene 1 takes place on a path outside a friend's house, while Scene 2 is in the graveyard next to the house. On Tuesday, some members of the group will walk to the locations after school, while others will travel by bus on Wednesday. The document outlines potential health and safety risks like crowds, equipment damage from the outdoor environment, and unsafe filming areas, as well as precautions to take like proper footwear and not filming in roads.
Locations for Media
This document contains location information and travel details for filming scenes at three locations near a friend's house:
1) A path outside the house with a bush or wall
2) The front of a nearby graveyard with pathways and trees
3) The middle/back of the same graveyard
It provides photos and descriptions of each scene, notes about any risks like passing vehicles, and confirms the locations are public. A schedule is given for travel by car, walking, or bus to the friend's house on Sunday, Tuesday and Friday of the same week. Finally, potential health and safety risks are listed like getting lost, crowds, equipment damage from outdoor use, and recommendations for footwear and filming in safe areas
2009 2010 portfolio - amye buckley
1) The Goodman Area Fire Protection District held a training exercise that involved removing the old Williams' Hardware Store, later used as the American Legion building, from Main Street in order to turn the area into a park.
2) D & S Erectors employees removed a pedestrian bridge in Seneca so that crumbling foundations could be repaired. The bridge was believed to date back to 1860.
3) A black bear with broken hind legs that was hit by multiple vehicles in Neosho was put down by wildlife officials after approaching too close to the photographer.
FINAL CHARACTERS AND ACTORS
This document outlines the characters, actors, and their roles in an opening sequence. It describes three characters: Amber 1, Amber 2, and Friend. Amber 1 is represented as adventurous and daring, wearing a red dress and makeup. India McGuirk will play both Amber 1 and Amber 2. Amber 2 is represented as possessed and crazy, wearing a red dress, makeup, and red contact lenses. Friend is represented as reserved and nervous, wearing a dress and light makeup. Bridget Cardenas Pazmino will play Friend. It provides details on the costumes, makeup, and availabilities of the two actors, India McGuirk and Bridget Cardenas Pazmino.
final draft timeline (2)
The document provides a timeline for a short film in 3 minute increments from 0 to 95 seconds. It outlines the camera shots and transitions that are planned to tell the story. It begins with Amber on the ground with her eyes shut and then opens to shots of her walking with red eyes and with her friends who slowly back away and leave. It follows Amber as she walks alone and approaches a location with a graveyard, shown through shots from her perspective and from behind her.
Amber script (final draft)
Emma, Annamaria and Bridget are working on a final draft of a script called Amber Script. The three writers are collaborating on and revising the script. When complete, the script will tell a story through their writing.
Final Costumes And Props
The document discusses costume and prop ideas for two characters, Amber and her Friend, in a supernatural film. Amber will wear a simple red dress, red lipstick, and eyeliner to portray her as the victim but also as daring. She may also wear a red scarf and leather jacket. Amber will have red contact lenses and facial expressions to show her possession. She will use her mobile phone as a map. The Friend will wear a differently colored dress than Amber's with simple makeup. She may also wear a black cardigan as a throw over during outdoor filming.
Conventions
This document discusses conventions that are commonly found in horror film openings and plots. It notes that openings often introduce the main characters and hint at something supernatural. Flashbacks and spooky, scary settings are conventions in film plots. The document then lists some specific conventions that could be used, developed, or challenged regarding the story plot, narrative structure, characters, locations, costumes/props, and other elements. It analyzes how the film may incorporate or adapt typical conventions from real horror films.
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This document contains location details and travel plans for filming scenes for a project. Scene 1 takes place on a path outside a friend's house, while Scene 2 is in the graveyard next to the house. On Tuesday, some members of the group will walk to the locations after school, while others will travel by bus on Wednesday. The document outlines potential health and safety risks like crowds, equipment damage from the outdoor environment, and unsafe filming areas, as well as precautions to take like proper footwear and not filming in roads.
Locations for Media
This document contains location information and travel details for filming scenes at three locations near a friend's house:
1) A path outside the house with a bush or wall
2) The front of a nearby graveyard with pathways and trees
3) The middle/back of the same graveyard
It provides photos and descriptions of each scene, notes about any risks like passing vehicles, and confirms the locations are public. A schedule is given for travel by car, walking, or bus to the friend's house on Sunday, Tuesday and Friday of the same week. Finally, potential health and safety risks are listed like getting lost, crowds, equipment damage from outdoor use, and recommendations for footwear and filming in safe areas
2009 2010 portfolio - amye buckley
1) The Goodman Area Fire Protection District held a training exercise that involved removing the old Williams' Hardware Store, later used as the American Legion building, from Main Street in order to turn the area into a park.
2) D & S Erectors employees removed a pedestrian bridge in Seneca so that crumbling foundations could be repaired. The bridge was believed to date back to 1860.
3) A black bear with broken hind legs that was hit by multiple vehicles in Neosho was put down by wildlife officials after approaching too close to the photographer.
FINAL CHARACTERS AND ACTORS
This document outlines the characters, actors, and their roles in an opening sequence. It describes three characters: Amber 1, Amber 2, and Friend. Amber 1 is represented as adventurous and daring, wearing a red dress and makeup. India McGuirk will play both Amber 1 and Amber 2. Amber 2 is represented as possessed and crazy, wearing a red dress, makeup, and red contact lenses. Friend is represented as reserved and nervous, wearing a dress and light makeup. Bridget Cardenas Pazmino will play Friend. It provides details on the costumes, makeup, and availabilities of the two actors, India McGuirk and Bridget Cardenas Pazmino.
final draft timeline (2)
The document provides a timeline for a short film in 3 minute increments from 0 to 95 seconds. It outlines the camera shots and transitions that are planned to tell the story. It begins with Amber on the ground with her eyes shut and then opens to shots of her walking with red eyes and with her friends who slowly back away and leave. It follows Amber as she walks alone and approaches a location with a graveyard, shown through shots from her perspective and from behind her.
Amber script (final draft)
Emma, Annamaria and Bridget are working on a final draft of a script called Amber Script. The three writers are collaborating on and revising the script. When complete, the script will tell a story through their writing.
Final Costumes And Props
The document discusses costume and prop ideas for two characters, Amber and her Friend, in a supernatural film. Amber will wear a simple red dress, red lipstick, and eyeliner to portray her as the victim but also as daring. She may also wear a red scarf and leather jacket. Amber will have red contact lenses and facial expressions to show her possession. She will use her mobile phone as a map. The Friend will wear a differently colored dress than Amber's with simple makeup. She may also wear a black cardigan as a throw over during outdoor filming.
Conventions
This document discusses conventions that are commonly found in horror film openings and plots. It notes that openings often introduce the main characters and hint at something supernatural. Flashbacks and spooky, scary settings are conventions in film plots. The document then lists some specific conventions that could be used, developed, or challenged regarding the story plot, narrative structure, characters, locations, costumes/props, and other elements. It analyzes how the film may incorporate or adapt typical conventions from real horror films.
final draft - storyboard
This 3-sentence storyboard was created by Emma Marshall, Annamaria Noto, and Bridget Cardenas Pazmino. It outlines their final draft of a storyboard they created together. The document lists the names of the three students but provides no other details about the storyboard itself.
DRAFT 2 STORYBOARD
This 3-sentence storyboard draft was created by Emma Marshall, Annamaria Noto, and Bridget Cardenas Pazmino. It outlines scenes and events in a narrative but lacks details about characters, settings, dialogue or other elements. The draft storyboard is a work in progress as it is labeled as Draft 2, suggesting it will be further refined.
treatment 2
The film treatment opens with Amber lying on the ground with her eyes closed. She and her friend are then shown walking through a graveyard as they have gotten lost. Her friend becomes scared and runs away, leaving Amber alone to explore. The perspective then switches to a mystery creature watching Amber from behind a tree. As Amber walks toward the tree, the film cuts between shots of her approaching and the creature watching. The opening sequence ends by returning to the first shot of Amber on the ground, but this time with her eyes open to reveal they have turned red, suggesting supernatural possession.
shootingshedule draft 2
The document outlines a shooting schedule for a film project over one day. It details 18 scenes to be shot, the actions, actors needed, locations, and any equipment or props required. Many scenes involve two friends walking through a graveyard and Amber exploring the graveyard alone near a tree, where a mystery creature watches her from above. The schedule requires one lead actress and supports shooting across the graveyard pathways and areas near a distinctive tree.
ENIGMA final draft
This document discusses enigmas used in the opening sequences of films. It provides examples from the films Sinister, Paranormal Activity, and American Horror Story. The document then outlines the enigmas that will be used in the authors' opening sequence: why the two girls are lost in a graveyard, why one girl does not want to enter the graveyard, who the point-of-view shots and shadows belong to, and why one girl's eyes are red and possessed at the end. It explains that these enigmas will intrigue audiences and fit with the supernatural horror genre by leaving open questions for the rest of the film.
DRAFT 2 TIMELINE
This document provides a timeline for a short film in 3 minute increments. It outlines various shots that will be used, including close-ups of Amber on the ground with her eyes closed, mid shots of the girls looking around, and long shots of the girls walking and looking at a map. It also includes shots from the perspective of someone in a tree watching Amber, shots of Amber putting her phone away and walking closer to the tree, and ends with a long shot of Amber walking and a face to face shot between Amber and the person in the tree.
Characters and Actors draft two
This document outlines the characters and actors for an opening sequence. It describes three characters: Amber 1, Amber 2, and Friend. Amber 1 is adventurous and daring, wearing a red dress and makeup. India McGuirk will play both Amber 1 and Amber 2. Amber 2 is represented as possessed and crazy, wearing a red dress and red contact lenses. Friend is reserved and nervous, wearing a dress and light makeup. Bridget Cardenas Pazmino will play Friend. It provides details on the costumes, makeup, and availabilities for the actors India McGuirk and Bridget Cardenas Pazmino to play these roles.
Draft 2 costumes and props
The document discusses costumes and props for two characters, Amber and her Friend, in a supernatural film. Amber will wear a red dress, red lipstick, and possibly a red scarf to symbolize that she is the victim but also daring. Her Friend will wear a different colored dress with mascara to keep attention on Amber. Amber will also use red contact lenses, facial expressions, and a mobile phone as a prop to indicate her supernatural possession and guide the audience. The Friend may wear a black cardigan if cold during filming.
Amber script (Draft 2)
The document discusses a script called Amber Script written by Emma, Annamaria and Bridget. It appears to be a draft version 2 of the script. The script was written collaboratively by three authors but provides no other details about the content or purpose of the script.
Shooting schedule (final draft)
The document provides a shooting schedule for a film with 20 scenes to be shot over one day. It details which scenes will be shot, the actions, actors needed, locations, equipment and props required for each scene. The scenes will involve India and Bridget acting as two friends who discover an abandoned graveyard on their walk, with India's character Amber becoming excited to explore it while her friend becomes scared and leaves. Amber will then be stalked by a mystery creature in the graveyard.
Shot list (final draft)
This shot list contains 21 shots for a film project taking place at an exterior graveyard location. The shots include various angles like close-up, long, and overhead shots, and focus on interactions with a mobile phone and shots near a tree in the graveyard. Red contact lenses are listed as a prop for one close-up shot.
Technologies i used (final)
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Shot list (draft 2)
This document is a draft shot list for a film containing 18 shots to be filmed at an exterior graveyard location. The shots include various angles and perspectives such as close-ups, long shots, point-of-view shots, and establishing shots of characters using a mobile phone and with red contact lenses near a tree in the graveyard.
final draft film treatment
The opening sequence begins with Amber lying on the ground with her eyes shut. She and her friend are then seen walking and looking confused at Amber's phone map, trying to figure out where they are going. They realize they are in a graveyard, with Amber looking excited but her friend scared. The friend runs away, while Amber continues exploring towards a tall tree. The sequence ends with Amber's eyes opening to reveal they are now red, suggesting supernatural possession.
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Ass 2 draft 4 pt 2
Zoey and Claire's boyfriend Tim are arguing in Zoey's room while music plays. When Claire knocks on the door and the music stops, Zoey denies seeing Claire. However, Tim's body then falls out of Zoey's room. The summary outlines the key events and characters in the document: Zoey and Claire's boyfriend Tim arguing in Zoey's room, Claire knocking on the door, and Tim's body falling out after Zoey denies seeing Claire.
Zombie conventions
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Summary of trailers
Trailers typically follow a three-part structure: establishing equilibrium by showing characters enjoying life, introducing disequilibrium through a problem that changes everything, and not revealing the new equilibrium as it is meant to entice viewers to watch the film. They are usually 2-3 minutes long to avoid giving too much away and use different songs - one upbeat at first and then a more tense one when problems occur. Editing is slow at first but speeds up when issues are discovered, mirroring the pace of the soundtrack to effectively set the mood and build tension.
Character and actor planning
This document outlines the main characters and potential actors for a film about a teenage zombie named Zoey. The characters include Zoey, her best friend Claire, a boy named Max that Claire takes a liking to, Max's friend Tim that Zoey falls for, and a postman who gets an unexpected surprise while delivering mail to Zoey's house. Friends and family members are being considered to play the roles of Max, Tim, and the postman.
Purpose of a trailer
Trailers are designed to promote films and persuade audiences to watch them. They showcase the genre and pace of a film through conventions and editing. Trailers last 2-3 minutes and can be watched on various platforms like YouTube, TV, and social media. Audiences engage with trailers by sharing, liking, and commenting on social platforms. Different platforms may attract certain audience types, like child-friendly content on TV before watershed. Institutions encourage investigating film details through social media competitions and forums. While social media allows widespread trailer distribution and audience interaction, it also exposes films to online criticism that could discourage viewership. Changes in exhibition over time have made trailers more accessible anywhere through various devices.
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This document outlines the characters and actors for a student film trailer. It includes:
- The character "Keiran" who will be played by Laurel Wilson-Gayle wearing a tracksuit and carrying bags.
- The character "Zombie Keiran" also played by Laurel wearing the same clothes plus special effects makeup.
- The character "Lily" who will be played by India McGuirk wearing black clothes and a scarf.
- Two friend characters played by Emma Marshall and Gabriella Viltaki, dressed as typical teenagers.
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This 3-sentence storyboard draft was created by Emma Marshall, Annamaria Noto, and Bridget Cardenas Pazmino. It outlines scenes and events in a narrative but lacks details about characters, settings, dialogue or other elements. The draft storyboard is a work in progress as it is labeled as Draft 2, suggesting it will be further refined.
treatment 2
The film treatment opens with Amber lying on the ground with her eyes closed. She and her friend are then shown walking through a graveyard as they have gotten lost. Her friend becomes scared and runs away, leaving Amber alone to explore. The perspective then switches to a mystery creature watching Amber from behind a tree. As Amber walks toward the tree, the film cuts between shots of her approaching and the creature watching. The opening sequence ends by returning to the first shot of Amber on the ground, but this time with her eyes open to reveal they have turned red, suggesting supernatural possession.
shootingshedule draft 2
The document outlines a shooting schedule for a film project over one day. It details 18 scenes to be shot, the actions, actors needed, locations, and any equipment or props required. Many scenes involve two friends walking through a graveyard and Amber exploring the graveyard alone near a tree, where a mystery creature watches her from above. The schedule requires one lead actress and supports shooting across the graveyard pathways and areas near a distinctive tree.
ENIGMA final draft
This document discusses enigmas used in the opening sequences of films. It provides examples from the films Sinister, Paranormal Activity, and American Horror Story. The document then outlines the enigmas that will be used in the authors' opening sequence: why the two girls are lost in a graveyard, why one girl does not want to enter the graveyard, who the point-of-view shots and shadows belong to, and why one girl's eyes are red and possessed at the end. It explains that these enigmas will intrigue audiences and fit with the supernatural horror genre by leaving open questions for the rest of the film.
DRAFT 2 TIMELINE
This document provides a timeline for a short film in 3 minute increments. It outlines various shots that will be used, including close-ups of Amber on the ground with her eyes closed, mid shots of the girls looking around, and long shots of the girls walking and looking at a map. It also includes shots from the perspective of someone in a tree watching Amber, shots of Amber putting her phone away and walking closer to the tree, and ends with a long shot of Amber walking and a face to face shot between Amber and the person in the tree.
Characters and Actors draft two
This document outlines the characters and actors for an opening sequence. It describes three characters: Amber 1, Amber 2, and Friend. Amber 1 is adventurous and daring, wearing a red dress and makeup. India McGuirk will play both Amber 1 and Amber 2. Amber 2 is represented as possessed and crazy, wearing a red dress and red contact lenses. Friend is reserved and nervous, wearing a dress and light makeup. Bridget Cardenas Pazmino will play Friend. It provides details on the costumes, makeup, and availabilities for the actors India McGuirk and Bridget Cardenas Pazmino to play these roles.
Draft 2 costumes and props
The document discusses costumes and props for two characters, Amber and her Friend, in a supernatural film. Amber will wear a red dress, red lipstick, and possibly a red scarf to symbolize that she is the victim but also daring. Her Friend will wear a different colored dress with mascara to keep attention on Amber. Amber will also use red contact lenses, facial expressions, and a mobile phone as a prop to indicate her supernatural possession and guide the audience. The Friend may wear a black cardigan if cold during filming.
Amber script (Draft 2)
The document discusses a script called Amber Script written by Emma, Annamaria and Bridget. It appears to be a draft version 2 of the script. The script was written collaboratively by three authors but provides no other details about the content or purpose of the script.
Shooting schedule (final draft)
The document provides a shooting schedule for a film with 20 scenes to be shot over one day. It details which scenes will be shot, the actions, actors needed, locations, equipment and props required for each scene. The scenes will involve India and Bridget acting as two friends who discover an abandoned graveyard on their walk, with India's character Amber becoming excited to explore it while her friend becomes scared and leaves. Amber will then be stalked by a mystery creature in the graveyard.
Shot list (final draft)
This shot list contains 21 shots for a film project taking place at an exterior graveyard location. The shots include various angles like close-up, long, and overhead shots, and focus on interactions with a mobile phone and shots near a tree in the graveyard. Red contact lenses are listed as a prop for one close-up shot.
Technologies i used (final)
Emma Marshall used various technologies in creating her blog and opening sequence project. She used Blogger for writing her blog, allowing her to customize templates, backgrounds, fonts and colors. She also used the Blogger app for quick access and photo uploads. SlideShare was used to embed PowerPoints on her blog. Gmail was created for Blogger and YouTube use as well as sending files. Scriptly, PowerPoint, Prezi, PicMonkey, Wikipedia, YouTube, Freeplay Music, Art Of The Title, BBFC, Final Cut Pro, iMovie, Photo Booth, MediaMagazine, PowToon, Facebook, Twitter, and SurveyMonkey were also utilized at various points for writing, editing, research,
Shot list (draft 2)
This document is a draft shot list for a film containing 18 shots to be filmed at an exterior graveyard location. The shots include various angles and perspectives such as close-ups, long shots, point-of-view shots, and establishing shots of characters using a mobile phone and with red contact lenses near a tree in the graveyard.
final draft film treatment
The opening sequence begins with Amber lying on the ground with her eyes shut. She and her friend are then seen walking and looking confused at Amber's phone map, trying to figure out where they are going. They realize they are in a graveyard, with Amber looking excited but her friend scared. The friend runs away, while Amber continues exploring towards a tall tree. The sequence ends with Amber's eyes opening to reveal they are now red, suggesting supernatural possession.
Costumes & props A2
The document outlines various costumes, props, and special effects that will be used to portray differences between a normal teenage girl (Claire) and a zombie girl (Zoey) in a short film. Fake blood, contact lenses, costumes, food, a fake hand, and other props will be created and used in scenes to depict Zoey as a zombie and Claire as a normal human, with the goal of differentiating the two characters and telling the story in a comedic way.
Ass 2 draft 4 pt 2
Zoey and Claire's boyfriend Tim are arguing in Zoey's room while music plays. When Claire knocks on the door and the music stops, Zoey denies seeing Claire. However, Tim's body then falls out of Zoey's room. The summary outlines the key events and characters in the document: Zoey and Claire's boyfriend Tim arguing in Zoey's room, Claire knocking on the door, and Tim's body falling out after Zoey denies seeing Claire.
Zombie conventions
This document outlines common conventions and tropes found in zombie media, including stereotypical character archetypes like the leader, betrayer, and eye candy; conventions like isolation, unawareness of the disease, and apocalyptic settings; conventional props involving weapons, gore, and brains; typical locations such as malls, homes, and deserted areas; and common endings like cliffhangers or total character death.
Summary of trailers
Trailers typically follow a three-part structure: establishing equilibrium by showing characters enjoying life, introducing disequilibrium through a problem that changes everything, and not revealing the new equilibrium as it is meant to entice viewers to watch the film. They are usually 2-3 minutes long to avoid giving too much away and use different songs - one upbeat at first and then a more tense one when problems occur. Editing is slow at first but speeds up when issues are discovered, mirroring the pace of the soundtrack to effectively set the mood and build tension.
Character and actor planning
This document outlines the main characters and potential actors for a film about a teenage zombie named Zoey. The characters include Zoey, her best friend Claire, a boy named Max that Claire takes a liking to, Max's friend Tim that Zoey falls for, and a postman who gets an unexpected surprise while delivering mail to Zoey's house. Friends and family members are being considered to play the roles of Max, Tim, and the postman.
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- 3. Locations List Scene 1 (Path inside the graveyard) Scene 2 (middle/back of the graveyard) Description of Scene A path/driveway with a wall on either side, slightly smaller than the path used in draft 1. A graveyard/ cemetery with pathways, bushes and trees. Location Outside of our friend Denise’s house. The middle/ back of the graveyard (just next to Denise’s house) Important Details Cars might drive down here so stay wary and be careful if there are any passing vehicles. Public place. If there are other people, make sure no one looks directly into the camera. Also make sure we respect the fact it is a graveyard.
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- 5. Scene 2 Location Photos
- 6. Travel Details Emma Marshall Annamaria Noto Bridget Cardenas Pazmino India McGuirk Locations 1 and 2 (the path and graveyard both next to our friend Denise’s house). Saturday: will get the 226 bus to Denise’s. Sunday: will get the 226 bus to Denise’s with India. Saturday: will get a lift from her mum to Denise’s. Sunday: will get a lift from her mum to Denise’s. Saturday: will walk to Denise’s. Sunday: will walk to Denise’s. Saturday: will get the 460 bus to Denise’s. Sunday: will get the 226 bus to Denise’s with Emma.
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