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The document is a breakdown sheet listing Dan Mason's work as a VFX and matchmove artist on various films and television shows from 2014 to 2016. It provides details of his role, tasks, software used, and the production companies for over 20 projects, including Guardians of the Galaxy, Pan, Jupiter Ascending, and several Doctor Who episodes. The sheet also lists personal CGI projects from 2011 to 2014 created by Dan Mason using software such as Blender, Maya, and 3DS Max.
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The document outlines the call sheet for Day 53 of the film shoot, including scenes to be filmed involving a BMW driving through traffic and on the streets of San Francisco, as well as shots inside a Toyota truck that gets crashed into by a Mercedes van. The call sheet provides details on cast and crew call times, locations, scenes, and special equipment needed for the shoot.
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Cinderella and her stepfather argued, causing Cinderella to take drugs and go to a party where she met the prince who fell for her, but she dropped her phone which the prince found and another woman falsely claimed was hers though she couldn't unlock it, until Cinderella unlocked it leading to their engagement, though her stepfather killed the prince in rage until police arrived and justice was served.
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Call Sheet 1
Caleb Browning is directing a one-day, five-scene film shoot at his house in Royston, Hertfordshire. The shoot involves Caleb waking up, brushing his teeth, and eating breakfast by himself in scenes 1-3. Scene 4 is a time lapse of the sunrise and scene 5 involves drawing on a whiteboard without anyone visible. Caleb, his mother Vikki, and brothers Roy and Will will play roles, and the crew is still being assembled.
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The document provides guidance on creating a call sheet for filming a music video. It explains that the call sheet should list each shot in the planned order of filming rather than the final edit order. It also notes that the call sheet should include details of the camera, location, cast, lyrics/sounds, and notes for each shot to help plan and organize the production. Maintaining an accurate call sheet can help achieve marks for time management and organizing resources. Blank tables are provided to list the required details for each shot.
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This document outlines the shooting schedule for the film "Savage" being produced by Poltersheep Productions. It lists the producer, director, and production manager. The shoot will take place on December 16, 2013 and will film scenes set at night in Burn Valley forest. The shoot will involve three actors portraying characters wearing described costumes and props like a mask, knife, and phone. Stand-ins are also listed and the shoot aims to film all scenes from receiving a phone call to an ending car scene.
Storyboard
The document describes 40 sequences from a documentary. Each sequence provides information on the subject, shot, duration, sound, and type of transition. The majority of the sequences involve Mr. Islam teaching, training in jujitsu, spending time with family and students, or doing everyday activities. Sound is primarily non-diegetic voiceover and score music.
Breakdown
The document is a breakdown sheet listing Dan Mason's work as a VFX and matchmove artist on various films and television shows from 2014 to 2016. It provides details of his role, tasks, software used, and the production companies for over 20 projects, including Guardians of the Galaxy, Pan, Jupiter Ascending, and several Doctor Who episodes. The sheet also lists personal CGI projects from 2011 to 2014 created by Dan Mason using software such as Blender, Maya, and 3DS Max.
call sheet day 53 blue
The document outlines the call sheet for Day 53 of the film shoot, including scenes to be filmed involving a BMW driving through traffic and on the streets of San Francisco, as well as shots inside a Toyota truck that gets crashed into by a Mercedes van. The call sheet provides details on cast and crew call times, locations, scenes, and special equipment needed for the shoot.
Storyborad
Cinderella and her stepfather argued, causing Cinderella to take drugs and go to a party where she met the prince who fell for her, but she dropped her phone which the prince found and another woman falsely claimed was hers though she couldn't unlock it, until Cinderella unlocked it leading to their engagement, though her stepfather killed the prince in rage until police arrived and justice was served.
Call Sheet
This call sheet is for a production shoot taking place at a house on Ashburton Avenue, starting at an unspecified time and wrapping by 5pm. It lists the production title and group consisting of Katie Bottom, Marika Godwin-Ndaya, and Jesse Chuku. No actors or characters are listed, but it provides contact details for the three production members and three support staff members who will be assisting from various on-site locations.
Call Sheet 1
Caleb Browning is directing a one-day, five-scene film shoot at his house in Royston, Hertfordshire. The shoot involves Caleb waking up, brushing his teeth, and eating breakfast by himself in scenes 1-3. Scene 4 is a time lapse of the sunrise and scene 5 involves drawing on a whiteboard without anyone visible. Caleb, his mother Vikki, and brothers Roy and Will will play roles, and the crew is still being assembled.
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This call sheet provides production details for a shooting day, including the call time, date, director, scene and shot numbers from the storyboard, cast members and their characters, location, costume and makeup instructions, extras call times, special instructions, advanced schedule, directions to the location by foot or public transportation, and script pages to be covered.
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This document contains three call sheets for the music video shoot of the song "Bide Your Time" by the band The Courteeners. Each call sheet provides details of the shoot date, location, crew, cast, equipment, props, and costumes needed for that particular scene of the music video. The call sheets reveal that the music video will be shot on October 17th 2013 in both a studio in Hartlepool and on the streets of Hartlepool. It will feature the band members Callum and Jordan Thornhill, and also include a scene with cast member Jamie Henderson playing a contact on a mobile phone.
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The characters are portrayed as lower class through their run-down vehicle, lower class clothing like hoodies and joggers, and driving around recklessly. Tracking and mid shots follow the important car and emphasize their lower class attire. Edited shots show time passing them by quickly and money piling up, signifying their unemployment and valuing small amounts of money. The song lyrics further reinforce their lower class status by mentioning being on welfare.
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The shooting plan outlines the details for filming a scene on Monday November 7th. It will involve Sophie Laxton as the director, Elise Thompson as cinematographer, and actors Tanyel Dayla and Marcus Stamp. They will meet at 5pm at the cinematographer's house to film a flashback scene where the characters Myles and Emel have a fight over a phone. They will ensure they have a shot list and script and clearly explain expectations to the actors.
Evaluation - Tanim
1) When producing a film, scheduling, timing, and locations are important to be aware of as the production faced some challenges with availability and weather issues during filming.
2) The initial shooting schedule and storyboard lacked detail, which caused delays, but improvements were made to make them more reliable and comprehensive for capturing all necessary shots.
3) Equipment issues and some crew members not showing up or being fully reliable caused minor disruptions, but replacements were found. For future productions, checks and backups will be put in place to avoid such problems.
Evaluation
The document provides an evaluation of the filmmaking process for a short film. It discusses three main lessons learned: 1) the importance of scheduling and timing, as actors were unavailable on scheduled days; 2) choosing appropriate locations, such as moving scenes closer to bushes to block wind noise; and 3) managing expectations, as the final film was longer than initially estimated despite having a detailed storyboard and shotlist. It also reflects on addressing challenges like windy conditions, traffic noise, and camera malfunctions through problem-solving techniques during production.
Introduction
This document provides a self-evaluation of the film production process. Some key lessons learned include making sure the shooting schedule fits with all involved, including adequate setup times. The storyboard could have been more descriptive and included more shots to fill the five minute runtime. There were some issues with equipment not working properly. To improve, more planning and communication is needed, along with rehearsing actors and checking equipment beforehand.
Evaluation
This document provides a self-evaluation of the film production process. Some key lessons learned include making sure the shooting schedule fits with all involved, including adequate setup and filming times. The storyboard could have been more descriptive and included more shots to fill the desired run time. There were some equipment issues like cameras not working properly or running out of battery. Overall communication with actors needs improvement to ensure they show up as scheduled.
Evaluation
1) Scheduling and timing were challenges during film production due to availability issues with cast and crew. Weather and noisy locations also caused delays.
2) The shooting schedule and storyboard were not detailed enough initially, which caused problems during filming. More planning is needed upfront for future productions.
3) Replacing crew members last minute due to no-shows was disruptive, highlighting the need for more reliable team members. Equipment issues also wasted time.
Evaluation
The document summarizes lessons learned from filming a project. It discusses problems encountered like wind interfering with audio, equipment malfunctions, and scheduling issues. Location recces could have been improved by testing audio quality and equipment should have been checked beforehand. More detailed planning of shots, schedules, and roles could have helped filming go more smoothly. Overall, management of the production went well but certain areas like location testing, equipment checks, and scheduling detail could be improved for future projects.
Diary tanim
- The student was part of a group that produced a short film called "The Silhouetteman".
- Over several dates, the student completed pre-production documents like a shot list, production roles document, and actor release forms. The student also helped film the short film over two dates.
- On the final date, the student edited their own version of the short film using Final Cut Pro X and added effects, music, and titles before uploading it to the group's YouTube channel.
Laolu's Diary
- Laolu and his group TRUST NO1 discussed ideas for their film "The Silhouette Man" and who would be in it. Laolu planned to write the script since he had a clear vision.
- Over subsequent days, the group gathered actors, started storyboarding and planning shots. Laolu completed the script but had to alter the format. The group took pictures for locations and risk assessments.
- On the scheduled filming days, the group shot the first scene and then the rest of the film on another day. They then each began editing their own versions of the film.
Diary
This document is a diary of a film production team working on the short film "The Silhouette Man". It details the daily activities of the production team members over several weeks as they planned and prepared for filming, including completing paperwork such as recces, risk assessments, and release forms. It also documents two days of filming and initial editing work. The production team members worked collaboratively on tasks such as developing the story, script, shot list, and storyboard.
Call sheet Liam
This call sheet provides production details for the short film "The Silhouette Man" including crew contact information, equipment checklist, weather forecast, shooting schedule, scene descriptions and shot lists. Filming will take place on May 1st and 28th April in Sidcup, Greater London. The shoot involves 16 scenes following the characters Busola and Jose as they are watched by the Silhouette Man. Contact and location information is also included for the actors and filming locations.
Call sheet - Liam
This call sheet provides production details for the short film "The Silhouette Man" including crew contact information, equipment checklist, weather forecast, shooting schedule and map. It outlines 16 scenes to be filmed on April 28th and May 1st in Sidcup, London. The scenes involve the characters Busola, Jose Manuel and the Silhouette Man in an exterior park location and will be captured with a variety of shots including close-ups, medium shots and point-of-view shots. Relevant location information and public transport directions are also included.
Diary
The diary documents the production progress of a short film called "The Silhouette Man" over three dates. On the first date, the diary writer completed a shot list and started typing the recce notes while their team started the shot list, script, and treatment. The second date saw the diary writer take location photos and start a risk assessment, while their team created documents on actors and a storyboard. The third date had the diary writer finish the recce, risk assessment, and production schedule, and their team took storyboard photos, completed the call sheet and release forms, and finished the script.
Call sheet 1-1
This call sheet summarizes the production details for the short film "The Silhouette Man". It lists the crew members and their roles, as well as the camera equipment being used. It also provides the shooting schedule over two days, with details of each scene including shot number, actors involved, location, and whether it takes place inside or outside. A map is included to show the filming locations.
Call sheet 1-1
This call sheet provides production details for the student film "The Silhouette Man" including crew roles and contact information. It outlines the shooting schedule over two days with 27 scenes to be filmed at a walkway location in Sidcup. Each scene lists the shot number, description, actors involved and whether it will be filmed inside or outside. It also includes weather forecasts, camera equipment checklist, maps and actor contact details.
Recce [recovered]
The document summarizes the recce for a student film project. The primary filming location is a wooded walkway near the college that provides a mysterious atmosphere. It is close, available anytime, and free from noise issues except from nearby public areas. Permission must be obtained from the local film office. Risks include interruptions, slipping, falling equipment, or theft. The backup location is a children's park with sunlight but potential dog interruptions. Both locations have sufficient open space and are within walking distance.
Shooting schedule 1
This document outlines the shooting schedule for the production titled "The Silhouette Man" by group TN1. It details 16 scenes to be filmed on April 27th and 29th, including various shots of Busola, Jose, and the Silhouette Man in and around a walkway in Sidcup. The scenes involve Busola jumping out at Jose, Jose giving Busola rice, the Silhouette Man watching them from a distance and approaching Jose. The schedule lists the shot number, actors, location, equipment, props, costumes and whether each shot will be exterior or interior.
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This call sheet provides production details for a shooting day, including the call time, date, director, scene and shot numbers from the storyboard, cast members and their characters, location, costume and makeup instructions, extras call times, special instructions, advanced schedule, directions to the location by foot or public transportation, and script pages to be covered.
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This document contains three call sheets for the music video shoot of the song "Bide Your Time" by the band The Courteeners. Each call sheet provides details of the shoot date, location, crew, cast, equipment, props, and costumes needed for that particular scene of the music video. The call sheets reveal that the music video will be shot on October 17th 2013 in both a studio in Hartlepool and on the streets of Hartlepool. It will feature the band members Callum and Jordan Thornhill, and also include a scene with cast member Jamie Henderson playing a contact on a mobile phone.
Rat boy
The characters are portrayed as lower class through their run-down vehicle, lower class clothing like hoodies and joggers, and driving around recklessly. Tracking and mid shots follow the important car and emphasize their lower class attire. Edited shots show time passing them by quickly and money piling up, signifying their unemployment and valuing small amounts of money. The song lyrics further reinforce their lower class status by mentioning being on welfare.
Shooting plan 2
The shooting plan outlines the details for filming a scene on Monday November 7th. It will involve Sophie Laxton as the director, Elise Thompson as cinematographer, and actors Tanyel Dayla and Marcus Stamp. They will meet at 5pm at the cinematographer's house to film a flashback scene where the characters Myles and Emel have a fight over a phone. They will ensure they have a shot list and script and clearly explain expectations to the actors.
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Evaluation - Tanim
1) When producing a film, scheduling, timing, and locations are important to be aware of as the production faced some challenges with availability and weather issues during filming.
2) The initial shooting schedule and storyboard lacked detail, which caused delays, but improvements were made to make them more reliable and comprehensive for capturing all necessary shots.
3) Equipment issues and some crew members not showing up or being fully reliable caused minor disruptions, but replacements were found. For future productions, checks and backups will be put in place to avoid such problems.
Evaluation
The document provides an evaluation of the filmmaking process for a short film. It discusses three main lessons learned: 1) the importance of scheduling and timing, as actors were unavailable on scheduled days; 2) choosing appropriate locations, such as moving scenes closer to bushes to block wind noise; and 3) managing expectations, as the final film was longer than initially estimated despite having a detailed storyboard and shotlist. It also reflects on addressing challenges like windy conditions, traffic noise, and camera malfunctions through problem-solving techniques during production.
Introduction
This document provides a self-evaluation of the film production process. Some key lessons learned include making sure the shooting schedule fits with all involved, including adequate setup times. The storyboard could have been more descriptive and included more shots to fill the five minute runtime. There were some issues with equipment not working properly. To improve, more planning and communication is needed, along with rehearsing actors and checking equipment beforehand.
Evaluation
This document provides a self-evaluation of the film production process. Some key lessons learned include making sure the shooting schedule fits with all involved, including adequate setup and filming times. The storyboard could have been more descriptive and included more shots to fill the desired run time. There were some equipment issues like cameras not working properly or running out of battery. Overall communication with actors needs improvement to ensure they show up as scheduled.
Evaluation
1) Scheduling and timing were challenges during film production due to availability issues with cast and crew. Weather and noisy locations also caused delays.
2) The shooting schedule and storyboard were not detailed enough initially, which caused problems during filming. More planning is needed upfront for future productions.
3) Replacing crew members last minute due to no-shows was disruptive, highlighting the need for more reliable team members. Equipment issues also wasted time.
Evaluation
The document summarizes lessons learned from filming a project. It discusses problems encountered like wind interfering with audio, equipment malfunctions, and scheduling issues. Location recces could have been improved by testing audio quality and equipment should have been checked beforehand. More detailed planning of shots, schedules, and roles could have helped filming go more smoothly. Overall, management of the production went well but certain areas like location testing, equipment checks, and scheduling detail could be improved for future projects.
Diary tanim
- The student was part of a group that produced a short film called "The Silhouetteman".
- Over several dates, the student completed pre-production documents like a shot list, production roles document, and actor release forms. The student also helped film the short film over two dates.
- On the final date, the student edited their own version of the short film using Final Cut Pro X and added effects, music, and titles before uploading it to the group's YouTube channel.
Laolu's Diary
- Laolu and his group TRUST NO1 discussed ideas for their film "The Silhouette Man" and who would be in it. Laolu planned to write the script since he had a clear vision.
- Over subsequent days, the group gathered actors, started storyboarding and planning shots. Laolu completed the script but had to alter the format. The group took pictures for locations and risk assessments.
- On the scheduled filming days, the group shot the first scene and then the rest of the film on another day. They then each began editing their own versions of the film.
Diary
This document is a diary of a film production team working on the short film "The Silhouette Man". It details the daily activities of the production team members over several weeks as they planned and prepared for filming, including completing paperwork such as recces, risk assessments, and release forms. It also documents two days of filming and initial editing work. The production team members worked collaboratively on tasks such as developing the story, script, shot list, and storyboard.
Call sheet Liam
This call sheet provides production details for the short film "The Silhouette Man" including crew contact information, equipment checklist, weather forecast, shooting schedule, scene descriptions and shot lists. Filming will take place on May 1st and 28th April in Sidcup, Greater London. The shoot involves 16 scenes following the characters Busola and Jose as they are watched by the Silhouette Man. Contact and location information is also included for the actors and filming locations.
Call sheet - Liam
This call sheet provides production details for the short film "The Silhouette Man" including crew contact information, equipment checklist, weather forecast, shooting schedule and map. It outlines 16 scenes to be filmed on April 28th and May 1st in Sidcup, London. The scenes involve the characters Busola, Jose Manuel and the Silhouette Man in an exterior park location and will be captured with a variety of shots including close-ups, medium shots and point-of-view shots. Relevant location information and public transport directions are also included.
Diary
The diary documents the production progress of a short film called "The Silhouette Man" over three dates. On the first date, the diary writer completed a shot list and started typing the recce notes while their team started the shot list, script, and treatment. The second date saw the diary writer take location photos and start a risk assessment, while their team created documents on actors and a storyboard. The third date had the diary writer finish the recce, risk assessment, and production schedule, and their team took storyboard photos, completed the call sheet and release forms, and finished the script.
Call sheet 1-1
This call sheet summarizes the production details for the short film "The Silhouette Man". It lists the crew members and their roles, as well as the camera equipment being used. It also provides the shooting schedule over two days, with details of each scene including shot number, actors involved, location, and whether it takes place inside or outside. A map is included to show the filming locations.
Call sheet 1-1
This call sheet provides production details for the student film "The Silhouette Man" including crew roles and contact information. It outlines the shooting schedule over two days with 27 scenes to be filmed at a walkway location in Sidcup. Each scene lists the shot number, description, actors involved and whether it will be filmed inside or outside. It also includes weather forecasts, camera equipment checklist, maps and actor contact details.
Recce [recovered]
The document summarizes the recce for a student film project. The primary filming location is a wooded walkway near the college that provides a mysterious atmosphere. It is close, available anytime, and free from noise issues except from nearby public areas. Permission must be obtained from the local film office. Risks include interruptions, slipping, falling equipment, or theft. The backup location is a children's park with sunlight but potential dog interruptions. Both locations have sufficient open space and are within walking distance.
Shooting schedule 1
This document outlines the shooting schedule for the production titled "The Silhouette Man" by group TN1. It details 16 scenes to be filmed on April 27th and 29th, including various shots of Busola, Jose, and the Silhouette Man in and around a walkway in Sidcup. The scenes involve Busola jumping out at Jose, Jose giving Busola rice, the Silhouette Man watching them from a distance and approaching Jose. The schedule lists the shot number, actors, location, equipment, props, costumes and whether each shot will be exterior or interior.
Location release form
The film company TN1 contacted a location in Sidcup to film. The location required TN1 to sign a location release form granting permission to film on the property. The location release form gives TN1 the rights to film and use footage from the property, and holds the property harmless from any liability except for negligence by the property owners. Both TN1 and the property owner signed the location release form.
Final shot list
The document provides a shot-by-shot summary of scenes from a film involving characters Busola, Jose Manuel, and the Silhouette Man in a park over two days. On the first day, Busola is seen standing over Jose Manuel from different camera angles. The next day, Jose Manuel gives Busola a container of rice, which she returns to him after being followed by the Silhouette Man. The Silhouette Man then approaches Jose Manuel and tries to eat from the container of rice before the film ends.
Call sheet 1-1
This call sheet provides production details for the student film "The Silhouette Man" including crew roles and contact information. It outlines the shooting schedule over two days with 27 scenes to be filmed at a walkway location in Sidcup. Each scene lists the shot number, description, actors involved and whether it will be filmed inside or outside. It also includes weather forecasts, camera equipment checklist, maps and actor contact details.
Production roles/ Actors/ Release Forms - Tanim
The document outlines the production roles and responsibilities for a short film project. It will have 4 crew members - a director, producer, camera operator, and sound engineer. The director will guide the actors and technical crew. The producer will prepare filming, supervise on set, finance the project, and handle post-production and distribution. The camera operator will capture the shots using tripods and shoulder mounts. The sound engineer will ensure clear audio and dialogue and edit the clips. It also identifies 3 actors who will play protagonists and antagonists, and describes the roles they will portray. Release forms from the actors are included.
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Content acquisition strategies are also discussed, highlighting the dual approach of purchasing broadcasting rights for existing films and TV shows and investing in original content production. This section underscores the importance of a robust content library in attracting and retaining subscribers.The presentation addresses the challenges faced by OTT platforms, including the unpredictability of content acquisition and audience preferences. It emphasizes the difficulty of balancing content investment with returns in a competitive market, the high costs associated with marketing, and the need for continuous innovation and adaptation to stay relevant.
The impact of OTT platforms on the Bollywood film industry is significant. The competition for viewers has led to a decrease in cinema ticket sales, affecting the revenue of Bollywood films that traditionally rely on theatrical releases. Additionally, OTT platforms now pay less for film rights due to the uncertain success of films in cinemas.
Looking ahead, the future of OTT in India appears promising. The market is expected to grow by 20% annually, reaching a value of ₹1200 billion by the end of the decade. The increasing availability of affordable smartphones and internet access will drive this growth, making OTT platforms a primary source of entertainment for many viewers.
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