Five Elements Unit 24
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Lauren and Anna were childhood friends who grew apart in high school but reconnected at graduation. After graduation, Lauren disappeared while investigating a terrorist group. Anna finds Lauren's diary and uses it to retrace Lauren's steps to try and solve the mystery of her disappearance and save her friend, as the terrorist group is still hunting Lauren down. The story is a thriller about friendship, secrets, and sacrifice.
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Unit 24 - Top Sheets
A teenage boy and his family move to a small town in Surrey, England called Farley. The boy, Hugo, wants a normal life but must choose between avenging his family's past by uncovering town secrets or living normally. Other residents hunt for who is exposing secrets. Meanwhile, two girls who grew apart reunite at graduation but one disappears. Her friend decodes clues and retraces steps to solve the mystery and find her. Finally, a 17-year-old moves to a new town, befriends classmates, and they plan a night at an abandoned fairground for Halloween. However, the boy's schizophrenic personality emerges and murders the group, who must identify the killer before they are killed.
Sequence Structure Unit 24
Lauren disappears on the night of her graduation party. Her friend Anna initially thinks Lauren stood her up but later learns she is missing. Anna tries to comfort Lauren's parents and in Lauren's room finds her diary, which reveals Lauren was tracking the terrorist group WIGI. Reading the diary, Anna sets out to find Lauren and take down WIGI.
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Outline of the film.
Lauren goes for a run in the park and discovers missing posters of herself, though she is not missing. When she tries to get the attention of a man who walks through her, she realizes she is a ghost. Lauren finds her own dead body in the park and sets out as a ghost to discover who murdered her and get revenge, while the film explores her unstable mental state and reveals what really happened.
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A teenage boy and his family move to a small town in Surrey, England called Farley. The boy, Hugo, wants a normal life but must choose between avenging his family's past by uncovering town secrets or living normally. Other residents hunt for who is exposing secrets. Meanwhile, two girls who grew apart reunite at graduation but one disappears. Her friend decodes clues and retraces steps to solve the mystery and find her. Finally, a 17-year-old moves to a new town, befriends classmates, and they plan a night at an abandoned fairground for Halloween. However, the boy's schizophrenic personality emerges and murders the group, who must identify the killer before they are killed.
Sequence Structure Unit 24
Lauren disappears on the night of her graduation party. Her friend Anna initially thinks Lauren stood her up but later learns she is missing. Anna tries to comfort Lauren's parents and in Lauren's room finds her diary, which reveals Lauren was tracking the terrorist group WIGI. Reading the diary, Anna sets out to find Lauren and take down WIGI.
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Outline of the film.
Lauren goes for a run in the park and discovers missing posters of herself, though she is not missing. When she tries to get the attention of a man who walks through her, she realizes she is a ghost. Lauren finds her own dead body in the park and sets out as a ghost to discover who murdered her and get revenge, while the film explores her unstable mental state and reveals what really happened.
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Character analisis
Holly is characterized as a tomboy who is more wild and outgoing than the other women. She is viewed as impatient but not always eager to put herself in danger.
Sam is the youngest of the group and least experienced. She is still in university studying to become a doctor, making her the smartest but also the least confident. She is Rebecca's younger sister.
Rebecca is the motherly figure as Sam's older sister. She is overprotective of Sam and climbs a gorge to make it safe for the group to cross, especially her sister.
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1) Fern is seen running scared through a forest trying to escape something chasing her. She is shown bound to a tree.
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3) Shannon warns Leah about the dangers of social media like Facebook that have been blamed for recent abductions and attacks, trying to get Leah to take the threat seriously, but Leah doesn't seem concerned. Shannon leaves angrily.
Into net script
1) Fern is seen running frightened through the forest trying to escape something chasing her. She is later shown bound to a tree.
2) Shannon is reading a newspaper article about missing teenage girl Fern on the sofa with her friend Leah. Leah is on her phone not listening as Shannon talks about the dangers of social media and how it could happen to Leah.
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1) The document contains an open mind activity diagram with symbols representing the character's goals, traits, background, and relationships.
2) The oval symbols depict the character's goals of spiritual enlightenment, independence, and love.
3) A rounded rectangle symbol represents the character's traits of being defiant, strong, and proud with a mixed-race background and being raised by her grandmother.
4) A U-turn arrow symbol portrays the character's wavy marriages that ended in divorce before being widowed.
J.D. Salinger
J.D. Salinger was an American author best known for his 1951 novel The Catcher in the Rye. He served in World War II before publishing several successful stories. The Catcher in the Rye, narrated by Holden Caulfield, tells the story of a disillusioned teenager and became a classic of teenage angst. Salinger later published Franny and Zooey and became reclusive, living in New Hampshire until his death in 2010. He wrote from personal experiences and in a style that accurately reflected teenage speech, with The Catcher in the Rye influencing many later works.
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City of Westminster Staff Awards - Unit 5 - Part C - Pitch Without Video
A student proposed a 1-minute documentary-style title sequence for the City of Westminster Staff Awards 2016 featuring staff members doing their jobs through jump cuts and variety of shots set to the song "Suddenly I See" by KT Tunstall, ending with a graphic welcoming viewers in college colors. The student provided an example video link and asked for any questions.
Unit 5 - Task 1 - Report Appendix
The document lists appendices A through J, with each appendix labeled and attributed to Chelsie Brandrick. It provides a simple listing of appendix identifiers and the author's name repeated for each entry.
Unit 5 Task Two Part A Client Work.
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Unit 62 Task One. Part Four. Essay.
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2. Showing your personality and making content you would watch yourself is key. No one wants to watch someone boring or fake.
3. Editing is important to make videos look professional and engaging. Only include clips that add to the story. Promotion on social media is also important to build an audience.
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Five Elements Unit 24
- 1. Five Elements Story My story is about two girls, Lauren and Anna who have been friends since they were infants. They grew apart during their last few years in high school and when they see each other again at their high school graduation they decide to put the past behind them. During the time after graduation Lauren disappears. Anna accidentally stumbles upon Lauren’s diary and uses it to begin to find out where Lauren could be. Anna uncovers that Lauren was investigating a terrorist group and disappeared to try and save her own life when the terrorist group found out that Lauren was collecting evidence to take them down and tried to kill her. Simultaneously, the terrorist group are still trying to hunt Lauren down, whilst Anna retraces Lauren’s steps in an attempt to solve the mystery and find her friend. Characters Main Lauren Hammond Anna Wright Supporting Patricia Hammond (Lauren’s Mother) Dave Hammond (Lauren’s Father) Kathleen Wright (Anna’s Mother) Principal Keller Visual Rich in colour and atmosphere during the first few scenes and slowly the shots change from happy and vibrant and featuring a lot of people to dull and dark shots featuring a small number of people. This will show the impact of the events and the effect they’re having on the characters.
- 2. Audio Quiet, suspenseful/intrigue music, eerie, mostly dialogue or background music. Theme Thriller, Drama, Secrets, Justice, Sacrifice, Friendship, Trust.