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1) The document describes a multimedia broadcasting project created by students for the month of December featuring Christmas themes and four popular movies. 2) Various software programs such as Adobe Flash, Illustrator, and Photoshop were used to create animated elements like a falling snowman, growing Christmas tree, and flying Santa delivering presents. 3) The project includes movie trailers converted to flash format and embedded in the animation, along with background music and voiceovers introducing each movie.
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The document discusses plans for a children's TV drama opening sequence targeted at ages 6-12. It outlines developing a narrative about two brothers who are adopted, creating animated images and a logo using Premier Pro 2.0 software, finding suitable copyright-free music or creating their own, and aiming to make the opening sequence last around 23 seconds based on research of other children's shows.
Stop motionintroppt 1
Stop-motion animation involves taking still photographs of objects moved in small increments to create the illusion of movement when viewed as a continuous sequence. The document discusses an upcoming student project to create stop-motion videos using the iMotion app. It outlines the steps of brainstorming and developing a story, building props and sets, shooting the movie by taking incremental photos, and sharing the final video. Tips are provided such as keeping the story and movements simple, using quality backgrounds, and taking a sufficient number of frames to make the animation smooth.
4. pre production sf 2017 (1)
This PowerPoint template is designed to help plan a short film production. It includes sections for developing the story, visual planning, organizational planning, location information, risk assessments, schedules, and sound design. The document provides guidance on pre-visualizing the film through storyboards and shot lists. It also includes templates for call sheets, risk assessments, and contingency planning. Completing this template will help thoroughly plan all elements of the short film production before filming.
4. pre production sf 2017
This document provides a template and guidance for creating a PowerPoint presentation to plan a short film production, covering elements like story development, visual planning, organizational planning, location information, risk assessments, production scheduling, and soundtrack planning. Instructions are provided on how to develop sections like storyboards, shot lists, contact information for cast and crew, and acquiring necessary production elements. Completing this presentation will help comprehensively plan all aspects of a short film production.
Pitch script
The document is a pitch script for a short psychological horror film called "The Set Up." It will use common horror conventions and filming techniques to lead the audience to believe it is a typical horror film, when in reality it has a surprise twist ending. The presentation will discuss the plot, analyze key shots that build suspense, and explain the directors' approach to filming and use of music/lighting/camera angles to intentionally mislead the audience. It also provides details on funding, filming timeline and plans for promotion.
Pitch Script
The document is a pitch script for a short psychological horror film called "The Set Up." It will use common horror conventions and filming techniques to lead the audience to believe it is a typical horror film, when in reality it has a surprise twist ending. The presentation will discuss the plot, analyze key shots that build suspense, and explain the directors' approach in using sound, lighting, camera angles and more to intentionally mislead the audience. It will also show a sample filmed scene and discuss the production timeline and funding sources for the short film.
4. pre production sf 2017
This document provides templates and guidance for planning a film production. It includes sections for visual planning like storyboarding and shot lists, organizational planning like contact information and schedules, and soundtrack planning for both diegetic and non-diegetic sounds. The document instructs the filmmaker to develop each section with specifics for their short film, such as listing the shots needed, casting details, and sources for any royalty-free sound effects. Completing each section will help fully plan and prepare for a successful production.
Production brief
The document provides production details for a 90 second to 2 minute short film. It assigns group members to roles of dad, terrorist, camera operator, and editor. It involves a dad passing a disk to his son while being chased by a terrorist in the woods. It aims to build suspense for action movies coming in the summer. The intended audience is males ages 15+. Testing will involve gathering feedback from a test audience. Potential constraints include weather, access to a child actor, and lack of resources. Comparable films and opening credits were researched.
A2 Media Evaluation
Here are the key steps I took in Adobe Premier Pro to edit my footage:
1. I imported all of my raw footage into Adobe Premier Pro using the "Import" function.
2. I used the "Razor Tool" to cut my footage into individual clips at the points I wanted.
3. I arranged the clips on the timeline in the order I wanted them to play using drag and drop.
4. I applied transitions such as "fade" between clips using options in the "Effects" panel.
5. I added audio tracks including music and sound effects, adjusting the volume as needed.
6. I colour corrected clips and added other visual effects like brightness/contrast adjustments
4. Pre Production sf 2017
This document provides guidance for planning and pre-production for a short film. It outlines sections to include in a PowerPoint presentation such as story details, visual planning, organizational planning, and soundtrack planning. For the story, it suggests brainstorming ideas and creating a scene breakdown table. For visual planning, it recommends storyboarding, shot listing, and pre-visualizing. The organizational planning section covers production team roles and cast/location information. The soundtrack planning sections describe planning for diegetic and non-diegetic sounds. Templates and online tools are referenced to help complete each section.
pre production sf 2017
The document provides guidance and templates for planning a short film production. It includes sections for visual planning, organizational planning, locations, cast and crew, and sound design. The visual planning section includes storyboards and shot lists. The organizational planning includes contact information for cast and crew. Location details and risk assessments are also included. Release forms for cast and a checklist of needed equipment are provided. The document offers guidance on developing soundtracks and audio elements to accompany the visuals. Templates are provided throughout for the student to plan and develop their short film production.
4. pre production sf 2017
The document provides planning details for a short film about the progression of time shown through stop-motion animation of a photo album. It includes information on visual planning, organizational planning such as casting, locations and schedules, and sound planning using royalty-free audio sources. Storyboards, shot lists, risk assessments, and other pre-production documents are referenced or included.
Dead silence analysis
The opening of Dead Silence uses sound, mise-en-scene, editing, and camerawork to set up the horror themes and tension. The sound of an old film roll introduces the story as something from the past. A match lighting plays a creepy music box tune. Mise-en-scene shows a candle lighting to reveal the creation of an evil-looking doll, emphasized through close-ups and dark lighting. Distorted titles and a darkened color palette through editing immerse the audience in the horror. Camera angles like a bird's-eye view of doll-making heighten the tension, as does a closing zoom into the doll's eye.
Planning for my music video
Here are the key details you should include for your locations:
Primary location:
- Name/address of location
- Contact details for permissions
- Photos of location
Backup location:
- Name/address
- Contact details
- Photos
For each location, assess any issues or limitations and how you plan to manage them, such as:
- Access/parking
- Weather contingencies
- Noise restrictions
- Facilities available
- Health and safety considerations
Having backup options planned will help ensure you can still shoot if your primary location becomes unavailable. Be sure to get any necessary permissions sorted in advance.
4. pre production sf 2017
This document provides a template and guidance for creating a PowerPoint presentation to plan all aspects of a film production, including visual planning through storyboards and shot lists, organizational planning of crew and locations, and soundtrack planning for both diegetic and non-diegetic sounds. Students are instructed to customize the template for their own project by adding details to sections like visual concepts, storyboards, crew contact information, location plans, and sound notes.
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- 11. The 4 movies Polar express, Money not enough 2,Sepet, Aashayein
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- 20. Overall Mockup Requirement & Problem Solutions
- 22. Thank You