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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.
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- Slideshare was used to present pre-production documents and was easy to use, though uploads sometimes took a long time.
- Google Chrome was used for research on film conventions and examples. The student was already familiar with using it.
- YouTube provided clips from other films for inspiration, and was used to source royalty-free music. The student was already familiar with using it.
- Blogger was used to host all project materials
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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.
Characters and actors
This document outlines the characters and actors for a trailer. It describes Keiran and Lily, how they are represented, and their costumes. It also describes Zombie versions of the characters. Laurel Wilson-Gayle will play both Keiran and Zombie Keiran. India McGuirk will play both Lily and Zombie Lily. It provides details on their costumes, props, and availability.
Evaluation question 4
The group used various media technologies at each stage of their project. In research, they used IMDb to research films, SurveyMonkey to collect audience data, and the BBFC website to research ratings. In planning, they used Calendar and iMessage to coordinate, and PowerPoint to present plans. They constructed their trailer using Final Cut Pro X for editing, Photoshop for ancillary tasks, and music from Bensound. They evaluated using social media for audience feedback and presenting on Prezi, Slides, PowerPoint, and PowToon.
storyboard final draft black jucie
The storyboard is a final draft created by four students: Gabriella Viltaki, Emma Marshall, Laurel Wilson, and Jordan Williams. It outlines the key scenes and events in their planned film or animation project. The storyboard efficiently conveys the overall narrative through a series of illustrated frames showing important plot points and character actions.
Technologies i used
The document lists various technologies and websites that Emma Marshall used for her blogging, assignments, and film projects. She used Blogger for writing her blog and uploading photos, SlideShare to embed PowerPoints, Gmail for communication, Scriptly for script formatting, PowerPoint and Prezi for presentations, IMDb and Wikipedia for film research, YouTube for uploading and watching videos, Freeplay Music for royalty-free sounds, BBFC for film ratings information, Final Cut Pro X for video editing, MediaMagazine for articles, Facebook and Twitter for feedback, SurveyMonkey for surveys, Kizoa for photo slideshows, and Photoshop for image editing.
Draft 2 shooting schedule
The document provides a shooting schedule for the second draft of a film, listing the scenes to be shot, actors needed, locations, equipment, and props for each scene. Scenes include the living room, bedroom, school classroom, basketball court, front door, and backyard garden. Laurel is needed for most scenes, with Emma and India also appearing. Equipment includes cameras, tripods, microphones, and lighting, while props incorporate bottles, pillows, textbooks, basketballs, and special effects makeup.
Draft 1 shooting schedule
This document provides a draft shooting schedule for a film. It lists the scenes needed, actors required, locations, equipment, and props for each of the 6 scenes scheduled to be filmed on the first day. The scenes include a news report, scenes in Emma's bedroom and bathroom, walking to the front door, at a bus stop, in the park, and during lunch. Laurel is needed as an actor for all scenes, with other actors like Mr. Mills, Emma, India, and Gabriella also listed for certain scenes.
Draft 2 treatment
The film treatment describes scenes from a trailer for a film called "Black Juice". It follows a teenager named Keiran who drinks a drink called Black Juice that has negative side effects on users. Scenes show Keiran transforming into a zombie after drinking Black Juice. His friend Lily urges him to stop drinking it, but he continues in secret. Later scenes show their relationship deteriorating as Keiran's condition worsens, culminating in a plot twist where Lily also drinks Black Juice.
Locations!
The document provides details for filming locations and travel plans. Six filming locations are listed - a basketball court, classroom, living room, bedroom, bathroom, and front door. Travel details are provided for getting to the two school locations and Emma's house on weekdays and weekends. A health and safety section lists potential risks such as getting lost, crowded areas, equipment damage or malfunction, and personal safety risks. Precautions are outlined to address the risks.
Characters and actors
The document summarizes characters and actors for an opening film sequence. It describes two main characters, Keiran and Lily, and their zombie counterparts. It provides details on costumes, props, and how each character will be portrayed. It also includes information on the actors, Laurel Wilson-Gayle and India McGuirk, who will play the roles. Both actors are said to be good at acting and able to portray the different aspects of the characters.
Bbfc & understanding of film rating
The BBFC is the British Board of Film Classification, which rates films, trailers, advertisements, online videos, mobile texts, music videos, and video games using a rating system. There are 7 ratings ranging from suitable for all ages to adults only. To determine a rating, the BBFC considers factors like context, theme, language, nudity, sex, violence and their tone and impact. Each rating is classified differently as they target different age groups - for example, a U or PG rating will not contain violence intended to protect young children.
Production & distribution company research
This document summarizes two comedy horror films and their production and distribution companies. It then analyzes the logos of 20th Century Fox and Lionsgate. 20th Century Fox's logo uses majestic music and spotlights to portray sophistication and importance. Lionsgate's logo uses gears and a keyhole with climactic music to symbolize how they put work into linking everything together in their company. The document concludes by noting elements like close-ups, reverse zooms, lights, and dramatic music that could inspire logos for a new production company.
Shotlist D1
This document contains a shot list for a film or video project. It outlines 66 shots with descriptions of the camera shot type, location whether interior or exterior, the location name, and any props appearing in the shot. The shots cover a variety of locations both interior and exterior, including a basketball area, fence, path, house, bus stop, school gate, wall, shop, and outside a house. Props listed include a basketball, drink, remote control, phone, fake hand, flowers, fake fingers, and bottles.
Timeline
The document provides a timeline for Emma, Laurel, Jordan and Gabriella. It lists the names of four individuals but does not include any dates or details about events. The short document title "Draft One: Timeline" suggests it is a preliminary outline for a timeline that requires more information to be developed.
Draft one storyboard
Emma, Laurel, Jordan, and Gabriella are working on a storyboard together. The storyboard is for a group project they are collaborating on. It will need to be completed and submitted by the deadline.
Zombie research!
This document outlines various conventions and tropes that are commonly seen in zombie films. It discusses conventions related to isolation, unawareness of infection, urban/abandoned settings, apocalyptic worlds, editing styles, character types, survival themes, head shots being required to kill zombies. It also discusses conventional props like gore makeup, blood, and weapons. Common locations are also outlined along with conventional endings like cliffhangers and high death counts. Early zombie conventions of being controlled by a master and their slow, mindless nature are contrasted with Romero popularizing the idea of zombies driven by uncontrolled hunger that can infect others through bites. Modern films still draw from Romero's conventions but show more variety with faster,
Film treatment a2 draft 1
1) The document is a film treatment that outlines various shots planned for a film about a boy named Keiran who becomes a zombie after drinking an energy drink.
2) After becoming a zombie, Keiran exhibits typical zombie behaviors like weakness, sluggish movement, and physical decay.
3) Keiran's friend and crush, Lily, feels bad for him and decides to drink the same drink in an attempt to empathize with Keiran, but she also turns into a zombie.
Narrative enigmas in trailers
The document discusses narrative conventions in action thriller movie trailers. It notes that trailers typically follow a chronological order until a climactic turning point, then become faster-paced and non-linear while still building to reveal the main enigma. Trailers employ both unrestricted narrative, giving audiences clues, and restricted narrative, keeping some details unknown to create enigmas. Enigmas are crafted through fast editing leaving questions and using flashbacks that require the audience to piece together an incomplete story.
Editing in trailers
This document discusses editing techniques used in horror comedy film trailers. It explores the trailers for Shaun of the Dead and Zombieland. Montage editing is used to show the best bits of the films and encourage viewership. Fast pacing creates tension and excitement. CGI glorifies scenes that could not be filmed in real life. Ellipsis removes unimportant details allowing more interesting scenes. Horror trailers use fast pacing and jump scares. Romance uses flashbacks and medium pacing with no need for suspense. Action uses fast pacing and CGI for fights and explosions. Editing connects to plot and narrative by setting atmosphere and showing consequences. The author finds inspiration in fast pacing to set tone and montage editing to showcase
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- 2. Close up/ overhead shot of Amber on ground with eyes shut Mid shot of the girls looking up and realising where they are Long of the 2 girls continue to walk, looking at map, unsure where they’re going Over the shoulder showing the map on Amber’s phone Long shot of the 2 girls walking, looking at a phone Director Actors Long shot from behind of friend running away Mid-long of the girls, the friend slowly backs away and leaves Close up of Amber followed by close up of friend showing facial expressions Eyeline match/ POV showing the location of a graveyard Written by & Costume design Key: Credits Camera shot T T 0 secs 15 secs 20 secs 30 secs 35 secs 40 secs 45 secs 50 secs START
- 3. Close up/ overhead shot of Amber with eyes shut. They suddenly open and are red. Long shot from behind Amber walking towards tree Close up on Amber’s feet beginning to walk Close up shot on Amber’s pocket as she puts her phone away Title POV from M.C. of Amber getting closer to him Long shot of Amber walking from behind POV from M.C. of Amber coming towards him POV from M.C. face to face with Amber Long shot of Amber walking from behind (still getting closer to M.C.) POV from M.C. (in tree) of Amber now by herself Edited by Music by 60secs 65 secs 70 secs 75 secs 80 secs 95 secs END