Hush teaser trailer shots
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The document provides a detailed breakdown of 24 shots for a teaser trailer. The shots progress from establishing exterior shots of a house to close-ups of a character on a laptop to shots of additional characters outside the house. They include variations in camera angles, movements, focuses, and character actions and reactions. The trailer ends with title cards revealing the film is called 'HUSH' and will be 'COMING SOON'.
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The document is a shot list from the trailer for the film Annabelle. It provides 49 shots that set up the plot, build tension, and introduce key characters. Shots 1-3 establish the setting and show a character who is expecting a child. Shots 4-10 focus on a doll being removed from a box and placed on a shelf. Subsequent shots show a couple being awakened by screams next door and investigating, with tension built through fades to black between scenes. Shots reveal an intruding woman holding the Annabelle doll as another character attacks. A struggle ensues over a knife. The trailer concludes by focusing on the creepy Annabelle doll rocking in a chair.
Content analysis
This document contains a list of 122 shots from a film. It describes each shot type, length, scene number, and purpose. The shots include establishing shots, close-ups, mid shots, and more. They are used to introduce characters and settings, show actions and emotions, develop the plot and romantic relationship between the main characters, and advance the story through different scenes.
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The document provides a shot list for a film about drug addiction. It includes 9 shots ranging from long shots to close ups. The shots will show a character completing art, receiving drugs from a friend, using cocaine by cutting it and snorting it, standing in front of a mirror after taking drugs, creating a mess while under the influence, and finally shooting up while in the bathtub. The shots are meant to convey the escalating effects of drug use and addiction on the character.
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Risk Assessment
This document summarizes a risk assessment for a student film group filming their project titled "A City of Saints". The group plans to film scenes at Castlefield House, an alleyway in Reigate, and a car park in Reigate. Hazards identified include getting hit by a car while filming in the car park, illness from cold weather, falling from height in a multi-story car park, and tripping over equipment. Control measures to minimize risks include avoiding filming in traffic paths, wearing warm clothes, staying away from edges, and removing trip hazards.
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The document discusses test shots. It likely refers to test photos or test footage taken as part of a photography or filmmaking project. The test shots are used to check equipment settings, lighting conditions, composition, and other technical aspects before full production begins. They allow the filmmakers to work out any issues on a small scale before investing significant resources into the primary shoot.
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This document provides a detailed analysis of shots from a film trailer and poster. It summarizes each shot or element, describing characters, settings, text overlays, transitions, and how elements work together to convey information and intrigue about an upcoming biographical gangster film called "Legend" starring Tom Hardy as the Kray twins. Visuals and text from the trailer gradually reveal that the film tells the true story of the Kray twins who ruled London in the past through crime and violence.
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Legend Trailer and Poster Analysis
This document provides a detailed analysis of the teaser trailer for the film Legend (2015), which tells the true story of British gangster twins Ronnie and Reggie Kray. The analysis examines each shot of the trailer in turn, describing what is seen and what inferences can be drawn about the characters, time period, and plot. It reveals that the trailer uses text overlays and shots of actor Tom Hardy portraying both twins to gradually reveal that the film is about British gangster twins who ruled London in the 1960s.
Pitch presentation - A City of Saints
The document proposes a pitch for a film called "A City of Saints" about friends who run a mafia in 1930s New Orleans. It aims to attract mainly males aged 15-24 and 25-34, as the violent and action-packed story set in America's past would appeal more to men. Some elements like a romance subplot could also draw in female viewers, especially if watching with partners. Market research surveys indicated the primary target audience would be males aged 15-30, with some older and female viewers as well.
Genre Research Task
The document discusses the 2015 film "Legend" about British gangster twins Ronald and Reginald Kray. It analyzes the teaser trailer which shows the twins together in most shots to emphasize their close relationship in both work and family. The genre is a gangster/crime film set in 1950s-60s London, when gangsters would wear flashy suits from criminal wealth. The posters depict the twins standing strong and dominating as mob leaders, with guns in the first two highlighting the gangster/crime genre through associated violence and killing of rivals.
Target audience
This document discusses the target audiences for a new thriller film. There are two main audience groups. The primary audience is school/college aged girls between 15-24 who can relate to the three female main characters. This type of girl enjoys pop/rock music, TV shows like Skins and Vampire Diaries, and uses social media frequently. The secondary audience is school/college aged males between 15-24 who enjoy rock/rap music, shows like The Walking Dead, video games, and action/thriller films with violence. This male viewer also uses social media and goes to the gym. The film aims to attract both audiences.
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Dwayne Johnson: A Brief Background
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Hush teaser trailer shots
- 1. Hush teaser trailershots Shot1: Extreme LongShot of a house.Low keylighting.Nocameramovement.½secondlong Shot2: Wide shotwithclose upselective focusonthe handthatcomesinto the shot.2.5 secondslong
- 2. Shot3: Shot 2 fadesto a blackscreenand thenfadesintoshot4. 1 secondlong Shot4: Mid shotof the character sittingonthe sofa.No camera movementoreffect.Half asecondlong Shot5: Close upof character openinglaptopandlookingatthe screen.1secondlong
- 3. Shot6: Extreme close uponlaptopscreen.Half a secondlong Shot7: Close upof character lookingatthe cornerof the laptopscreen.3 secondslong Shot8: Extreme close upof laptopscreen.Half a secondlong
- 4. Shot9: Close upof character still lookingatthe laptop.1.5 secondslong Shot10: Extreme close upof laptopscreenwithapicture of the character lookingatherlaptop.Slight camera movementof atilt.2 secondslong
- 5. Shot11: Close upof character again.She turns herheadslightly. 3.5secondslong Shot12: Midshot of character lookingstraighttothe camera. Wide shotbut witha blackblockon the leftside.Slightcameramovementof apan.2 secondslong Shot13: Mid-close upof the doorslightlyopen.Nomovementbutshotfadestoblack.1 secondlong
- 6. Shot14: Blackscreenfor1 secondthenfadesintoshot15 Shot15: Midshot of character standingup lookingatthe camera.Crab movementfollowingthe characters movement.3secondslong
- 7. Shot16: Wide midshotof anothercharacter standingoutside half visible asthe wall blockspartof him. Crab movementgoinglefttoshowthe character appearroundthe corner.4 secondslong Shot17: Midshot of female characterwalkingslowlyandcamerafollowingherina crab movement.1.5 secondslong Shot18: Midlong shotof male character standingoutside the house andthe cameramovestothe let slightly.1secondlong
- 8. Shot19: Midshot of female characterlookingtowardsthe camera.Barelyanymovement.1secondlong Shot20: Midlong shotof male character whothenholdsup a mobile phone.2secondslong Shot21: Longshot of womanrunningtowardsthe door. Slighthandheldeffect. 1secondlong
- 9. Shot22: Start off as a mid-shotfrombehindthe womanrunningtowardsthe doorandfollow herwitha handheldmovement.Getcloserintomake it finishasa mid-close up.The manrunstowardsthe door too inthisshot butthe door shuts before he can getin.2.5 secondslong Shot23: Blackscreenwithwhite boldtitle 'HUSH'fadinginand thenfadesoutback to black.5 seconds long
- 10. Shot24: Blackscreenof white text'COMINGSOON' fadinginthenfadingtoblackagain.4 secondslong