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The document discusses several inspirations for a short film project on technology and surveillance, including the TV series Black Mirror by Charlie Brooker which focuses on the impacts of future technology; the directing style of David Fincher known for thriller films using dark lighting and digital cinematography; the YouTube channel Corridor Digital producing professional short films on games and geek culture along with behind-the-scenes explanations; Dan Harmon's story circle model for narrative structure; and interest in conspiracy theories about government surveillance through technology. Inspiration is drawn from these sources to create a short film exploring themes of unseen monitoring through technology.
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The document provides an overview of existing products and research that will influence the filmmaker's upcoming project. Some of the key influences and takeaways include:
1) Films like Mad Max: Fury Road, Inglorious Bastards, and Sherlock Holmes will influence costume, visual style, and editing techniques. Practical effects and rehearsing shots will be emphasized.
2) Video games like Far Cry: New Dawn will inspire repurposing objects as props. John Wick will provide examples of choreographed fight sequences.
3) Surveys showed zombies as a popular apocalyptic theme. Characters and action were most wanted elements. The film will be 6-10 minutes and show rather
Contextual Research
Roger Deakins is a renowned cinematographer known for his use of lighting, camera movement, and depth of field to create three-dimensional shots. The document discusses Deakins' interview about filming No Country for Old Men, noting he often shoots with fewer shots than planned by reusing angles. The writer intends to apply this technique in their short film. Research was also conducted on directors Quentin Tarantino, Edgar Wright, Christopher Nolan, and action director Chad Stahelski to inform filming and genre choices. Contextual influences from the researched filmmakers will be experimentation with lighting, music, and action scenes.
Research
The document discusses research plans for a short film project. The filmmaker will analyze existing short films with similar themes to understand what works well and what could be improved. They will also research film theory regarding how cinematography, color, camerawork, and editing can influence the film and engage audiences. Specifically, the filmmaker will look at how different colors convey emotions, and how camerawork can portray emotions and captivate viewers. They will also research their target demographic to understand who their audience is and why they are targeting that group.
Production management stage 2 2015
This proposal is for a short science fiction film about an internet bot and virus technician who gets sucked into his computer while trying to destroy a virus he created. The film will have a mostly male target audience under 50. Shooting locations will include classrooms to represent offices and exterior shots requiring permission. Resources needed include 3D and video editing software. The filmmaker believes they are well-suited to tell this story and combine live action with CGI due to their experience with animation software.
Final major project_proposal_form_updated
Chloe Whittle proposes a short zombie film as her final media project. The film will follow survivors living in a house and dealing with zombies outside. However, it will be revealed that the main character has been keeping her infected husband locked in the cellar and feeding him parts of other survivors. The target audience will be older teenagers and young adults who enjoy zombie films like Dawn of the Dead and Shaun of the Dead. To appeal to this audience, the film will include suspense, blood, gore, and a character death. It will be filmed using various camera angles and lighting from the sun, with sound design and editing done in Adobe programs.
Production plan
The document provides details about the production plan for a short film, including:
- The cast and crew, with descriptions of the main character Jack and others playing themselves or friends and family of the filmmaker.
- The equipment needed, including a camera, tripod, stabilizer, lighting, computer, and editing software.
- Legal considerations around ownership of footage, consent forms, and ensuring proper permissions for any copyrighted content.
- Budget details, totaling £185, to cover equipment rentals, travel, props, and contingencies.
- A production schedule is mentioned but no details are provided.
2. proposal (final)
Jack Bevens proposes to create a horror film trailer titled "Death Birthday" for his final major project. He has gained skills in film editing, camera shots, and script editing over the past two years. The trailer will be about a birthday party where a stranger murders everyone except one survivor. It will include close-up shots, subtitles in different fonts and colors, and lots of fake blood. Jack will evaluate his work through development diaries and a self-reflection to improve his skills and show how he has progressed.
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The document discusses a student's media project called "Love Triangle" which is a romantic film genre that represents today's youth. It engages audiences of teens interested in romantic drama through distribution on Warner Bros. and online platforms like Netflix. The student learned many new film production skills throughout the project, such as different camera shots, lighting, and editing techniques to make the film look more professional. A variety of software, hardware, and online tools were used for research, filming, editing, and sharing the project.
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Luke Simpson created a promotional website for his short film using Wix. He embedded a link to his film on YouTube and included information about an upcoming screening at the New Earswick Folk Hall, including a map. He used Facebook to promote both of his film screenings, allowing him to reach a wider audience without cost. Another screening opportunity was at the New Earswick Folk Hall on the 24th, where the class helped organize showing all of their films and having prizes for first, second, and third place winners. Luke will also show his film at the end of year show, where the class will invite families and show a reel of all their films and computer work in the lecture theater and classrooms
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The document discusses planning for a student film shoot, including choosing a house location to avoid costs, assessing safety risks on set, arranging equipment from college, and coordinating a small cast and crew of friends to help with filming and post-production. Meetings were held to prepare the team and arrange a composer, and contingencies are outlined for technical problems like battery or memory card issues as well as organizational challenges like missing props or changes in wardrobe.
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This document contains an application to UCAS from a student applying to study film production courses. It includes the student's personal and academic details, as well as summaries of 5 different film production degree courses at various universities. The student indicates that their first choice is Leeds Beckett University. It also includes the student's personal statement which outlines their experience and interest in film production, music, and other extracurricular activities. It expresses the student's passion for the field and desire to pursue a career in post-production.
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Luke Simpson proposes to create a short thriller film called "Third Eye" for his final major project. The film will follow a paranoid man whose home security system is hacked. He sees an intruder on his cameras before the power cuts out, leaving him trapped in his panic room. When the power returns, the intruder is in front of him. The news later reports on the man's disappearance and rising sales for the security company "Third Eye". Simpson will utilize techniques like CCTV shots and effects learned in previous projects. He plans to research similar films and conduct audience surveys to ensure his film appeals to its target 18-35 male demographic. Simpson provides a detailed 16-week production schedule to complete pre-production, production
Fmp proposal(1)
Luke Simpson proposes creating a short thriller film called "Third Eye" for his final major project. He will use filmmaking skills learned at college, such as editing and pacing. The film's concept involves a paranoid man whose home security system is hacked, making him believe an intruder is in his house. Research will include studying audience demographics and similar thriller films. Techniques like CCTV footage will be employed. The film will be evaluated through weekly reflections, feedback, and self-review to improve storytelling skills. Specific pre-production, production, and post-production tasks are outlined for each week.
Resources
This document lists the resources needed for a project including equipment like a camera, tripod, audio recorder and batteries as well as props and costumes such as a mask, t shirt, jeans, shoes and phone. It also lists various indoor and outdoor locations that may be needed like a bedroom, stairs, hallway, kitchen and garden, basement.
Resources
This document lists the resources needed for a project including equipment like a camera, tripod, audio recorder and batteries as well as props and costumes such as a mask, t shirt, jeans, shoes and phone. It also lists various indoor locations that may be needed like a bedroom, stairs, hallway, kitchen and basement as well as an outdoor garden location.
Fmpresearchlukesimpson 190303192342
The document provides information for the production of a short thriller film targeted at males aged 18-35. It analyzes films like Enemy of the State and Panic Room to inform techniques used, specifically slow pacing, dark/blue color grading, and CCTV footage. Surveys found the target audience enjoys action/thriller films and streaming services. Within BBFC guidelines, the film is rated 12-12A due to some disturbing scenes. Techniques to practice include bullet hole effects and creating realistic CCTV footage in After Effects by researching online tutorials.
Contingency planning
The document outlines potential problems in four categories - technical, organizational, logistical, and personnel - that could delay a film production. For each problem, it describes the effect on production, potential solutions, and who would be responsible. Some examples of problems include a camera battery running out, someone forgetting a needed prop, transportation issues like a broken down bus, and personnel issues like someone becoming ill or injured. Solutions generally involve having backups or contingency plans, and filming other scenes in the meantime. The person responsible is usually whoever was tasked with the relevant equipment or job.
Story board
The document appears to be a storyboard, which is a visual representation of the sequence of events in a story or film. Storyboards are used in filmmaking and video production to help plan scenes and shots and visualize how they will be arranged and flow together. They provide an outline of the key plot points, scenes, characters, and visual elements before going into production.
Presentation
Luke Simpson created a promotional website using Wix for his short film. He embedded a link to the film on YouTube and included a map to show the location of a screening at the New Earswick Folk Hall. He also used Facebook to promote both the screening and an end of year film show, taking advantage of sharing and wider reach without advertising costs. Finally, the film will be shown at the New Earswick Folk Hall on the 24th as part of a class screening of all their films, and again at the end of year show organized by the class to celebrate their work for family and invitees.
Script
This document outlines the scenes of a script about a man named Josh who becomes paranoid after installing security cameras from a company called Third Eye. In the first few scenes, Josh checks his camera feeds and grows worried after his computer and one camera start glitching with the Third Eye logo. In later scenes, Josh sees a figure in his yard and his lights and most cameras cut out, leaving him with only one working camera. When Josh calls the police for help, the call becomes distorted. The final scene shows that Josh has now disappeared, with the news reporting it as the fifth disappearance that month. The news also notes that Third Eye has seen rising sales and stocks.
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The document provides information for a short film project aimed at an audience aged 18-35. It discusses researching similar thriller films like Enemy of the State and Panic Room that use surveillance footage and have a sense of paranoia. The document explores conducting audience surveys to understand preferences and identify that action and thriller films are popular among the target age range. It also considers appropriate content ratings and production techniques like creating CCTV footage in After Effects.
Weekly reflections
The student summarizes their weekly reflections from their first production module (FMP). In week 1, they conducted research on directors, screenwriters, and story structures to inspire their idea. In weeks 2-3, they felt prepared writing their proposal and conducting initial research on their target audience. In weeks 4-6, they identified problems and solutions, conducted audience surveys, and researched related films. In weeks 7-8, they planned their script and shooting schedule. In weeks 9-10, they edited their film, added effects, composed music, and completed principal photography.
Evaluation
Luke Simpson conducted research on films related to his concept and on CCTV techniques. The research helped provide ideas and learn how to achieve effects. Some areas could have been researched in more depth, like production techniques and the target audience.
During production, planning went well with help from friends. Shooting extra scenes and solving problems calmly helped deal with issues. Some shots could not be completed due to weather or difficulty.
Post-production editing and original score went well but creating the ending scene was challenging and took a long time. Technical and management problems were addressed by searching online, asking others, and keeping organized. Emotional challenges were dealt with through breaks, fresh air, and saving regularly.
While some
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Planning
The document discusses plans for filming a project at the document author's house. It will provide a free location without needing to pay rental fees. Some risks associated with the house include sharp corners and slippery stairs that would need to be addressed. Filming will utilize equipment borrowed from college. Post-production will take place using Adobe Premiere and After Effects to add effects and edit together with a score. Health and safety precautions for the house location and editing work are also outlined.
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Luke needs to create a score for his film and has decided to compose it himself with help from his old music teacher. He will record the score on a keyboard and then transfer it to music software.
Luke plans to cast actors and actresses from his class and friend group. He needs to ensure all cast members know their lines and cues from the script. He also needs to confirm the filming date works for all cast.
Luke must check that the camera and audio equipment he intends to use is in working order. He needs backup audio recording and microphones for the camera and boom mic.
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The document discusses planning for a thriller film project aimed at audiences aged 18-35, particularly males. It analyzes similar successful films like Enemy of the State for their use of surveillance footage and sense of paranoia. Survey results found the target audience enjoys action and thriller genres. The film will likely receive a 12 or 12A rating due to some disturbing scenes with threat or tension. Production techniques discussed include adding realistic bullet hole effects and creating CCTV footage in After Effects to show the antagonist spying on victims.
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- 2. Charlie Brooker- screen writer and producer One of the main reason why I want to talk about Charlie Brooker is because his TV anthology series Black Mirror which talks a lot about the future and technology. I would like to base my short film of his TV series, the reason why is because in his stories focus a lot about the future, technology and the repercussions of the technology sometimes making the technology the villains but also making the humans who use the technology the villains because they sometimes people using the technology are the villains manipulating the technology for their own game. I am getting my inspiration from him especially from his show black mirror. The reason why I am getting my inspiration from Charlie Brooker and black mirror is because I want to make my own short film based on technology.
- 3. David Fincher- Director The reason why I am talking about David Fincher is because his main style of films are thrillers and I would like to make a short thriller film based on surveillance. Some of his films like Se7en, Fight Club, Zodiac and Panic Room. His style of film making is amazing the different camera techniques he uses are really good such as to film his films he uses a fully digital which gives the film a really cool look. Also he likes his lighting to be quite dark because it gives the film a creepy vibe because most of his films are thrillers and thrillers can be creepy and in David finches case the majority of his films are creepy.
- 4. Corridor Digital- YouTube Channel The majority of my inspiration to get into this line of work especially editing is from the YouTube channel called Corridor Digital. Their channel produces really professional short films which are normally based on games and geek culture. These short films game me a lot of inspiration to get into filmmaking and editing. If I didn’t watch this channel I would be doing something completely different like training to be a chef but these short films inspired me to do what I am doing now learning how to edit and become a filmmaker. What also got me to get into filmmaking was their breakdowns on what they did such as their VFX breakdowns where they show you what they did in this scene showing you what they did, what they used, how they did it and how long it took them. They also did the same with Edits, filming and music Composing
- 5. Dan Harmon story circle 1. A character is in a zone of comfort 2. But they want something 3. They enter and unfamiliar situation 4. Adapt to it 5. Get what they wanted 6. Pay a heavy price for it 7. They return to their familiar situation 8. Having Changed
- 6. Conspiracy theories the reason why I want to talk about conspiracy theories is because there are a lot of different conspiracy theories about government or people watching you and stalking you through technology especially through surveillance cameras and webcams. I would like to base my movies on this theme which is someone or some people watching you without you knowing and in some cases in your own home.
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