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This floor plan document contains layouts for two key scenes in a film. The first scene takes place in a kitchen where a mother and daughter have an argument, which causes the daughter to leave. The second scene shows the daughter unconscious in a forest. The floor plans include camera positioning for both scenes - for the kitchen, cameras will be level with and over the shoulder of the actors, and for the forest, the camera will be directly above the unconscious actor on the ground.
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This floor plan document contains layouts for two key scenes in a film. The first scene takes place in a kitchen where a mother and daughter have an argument, which causes the daughter to leave. The floor plan shows the positioning of the actors and two camera shots - one level with the actors and one over the shoulder shot. The second scene occurs in a forest, where the distressed daughter is unconscious on the ground surrounded by trees and water. The floor plan depicts the actor lying on the floor with the camera directly above her.
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The main character, a girl, has an argument with her mother that leads her to pack her bags and run away into the forest. While in the forest, she is chased and beaten by unknown people who leave her unconscious. The girl wakes up injured in the forest, with flashbacks showing the argument with her mother that caused her to run, being chased, and finally being overpowered and knocked out by her attackers. She is too injured to stand and searches for her bag in a frightened state as the film begins.
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This document provides photos and descriptions of various locations that will be featured in a film, including the family kitchen where an argument occurs between a mother and daughter, the stairs in the house, the daughter's bedroom as she packs to leave, the outside of the house where the mother will shout for her daughter to return, the path to a field and forest that the daughter walks away through, and various areas within the forest that will make up the major setting for the film.
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A girl wakes up injured and alone in the forest, having flashbacks of events that led to her being there. She had an argument with her mother and ran away from home, packing her bag and heading into the woods. While searching for her lost rucksack, she remembers being chased and pushed to the ground, knocking her unconscious. The girl is left scared and in pain, unsure of what happened or how to get help.
Equipment list
This equipment list includes items needed for a film production such as a Canon camera, tripod, microphone, script, storyboard, actors, costumes, and theatrical make-up.
Film Opening Script
Two men, Steve and Pete, break into an office at night to investigate the suspicious death of an employee. They find an encrypted file on the computer and copy it onto a memory stick. Later, Pete is found murdered in his home by Steve. A mysterious man calls Steve and claims responsibility, threatening to kill Steve's wife Martha if he doesn't return the memory stick. Steve vows to find and stop the killer, even if it puts his family in danger.
Film Opening Recce
Oliver Booth is choosing locations to film scenes for the opening of his action film. He selects a dark alley that is spooky and fits the genre conventions. This is where the main character Steve will run to check on his friend Pete. Another location is Pete's house, where Steve finds the door already opened. The final key location is inside Pete's house, where Steve discovers Pete lying on the floor with a stab wound, revealing he has been murdered. This is the most emotional part of the opening.
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This document provides details on 15 shots planned for a short film. Shot 1 is a close up that pans downwards, showing a man writing a letter in an office. Shot 2 zooms into the sealed envelope. Shots 3 and 4 establish the man posting the letter outside and driving away. Shot 5 uses zooms and over the shoulder shots to show dialogue in a train station ticket office. Shots 8, 10 and 14 use high angle CCTV-like views of the train station. Voice over of the letter's contents continues throughout multiple shots. The ending implies the man does not actually board the train, though the shots make it seem that way, with the CCTV shots going fuzzy.
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The main characters Steve and Pete will wear suits and ties to appear formal and important, fitting spy genre conventions. They will also have earpieces to communicate secretly, as spies often do. Actors Nathan and Joey were chosen for their ability to look smart in suits and have the right personality and attitude for undercover spies. Props will include a knife, phone, earpiece, memory stick, and office key.
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Script
Oscar cautiously walks down a bare corridor appearing confused about how he got there. He enters a door and sits opposite Rowan, who was expecting him. Rowan reveals to Oscar that he is in a dream. The scene then cuts to Rowan asleep in a chair, waking up confused and realizing it was just a weird dream.
Film Opening Shotlist
The shot list documents 21 scenes involving two mysterious men infiltrating an abandoned office at night to steal encrypted files from a computer. The camera follows the men as they use a key to unlock the door, search the office, access the computer, download the encrypted files onto a memory stick, and exit the building. Once in his car, one of the men is able to open the encrypted file on his computer and sees a document with employee names, some crossed out and one circled. He then tries to call the other man but it goes to voicemail.
Production schedule
This document contains a production schedule for a film project that includes pre-production, production, and post-production tasks from October 2016 to January 2017. The pre-production tasks involve genre research, developing initial ideas and scripts, storyboarding, determining target audiences, and planning costumes, props, locations, shots, and schedules. Production will film scenes on two days in the forest and at a house. Post-production will focus on editing scenes over two days. All tasks are assigned to the same individual and will take place at the filmmaker's school or locations in the New Forest.
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This document discusses location options for filming a movie scene. It describes Brockenhurst train station, noting that the dark and edgy atmosphere during evening hours will fit well with the film. The old platforms and ticket office create a good film setting. Photos also show the covered platforms inside the station have an old feel. Signage will be changed to enhance the atmosphere, and even during daylight the station seems dark enough for the desired effect. A post box surrounded by trees is also considered for its mysterious look in keeping with the film's theme of hidden identity.
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- 1. Floor Plans: KITCHEN UNITS ------------------------------------ - - - - - - - - - DO OR Actors Camera This is a floor plan of the kitchen where the mum and daughter have the argument. This is a key scene as this is why the daughter left. The first camera level with the actors so that you are able to see what is going on between them. The second camera is an over the shoulder shot so you can see just the girl’s expressions rather than her mums as well. 1 2 This is floor plan of the forest, where you see the girl unconscious and in discomfort. The camera is on top of the actor, due to the actor being on the floor and camera being directly above the actor.