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The illustrator brief is for a book called 'Mind Your Manners' that will include 6 full page illustrations and 42 other illustrations. The book is aimed at children between 6-12 years old but needs to appeal to adults as well. It will cover everyday manners topics like burping, passing wind, sneezing, and nose picking, teaching children that there is a time and place for these things. The cover is recommended to be in a style similar to the Tom Gates books to make it stand out on book shelves and engage rebellious children in learning manners. A scribbled front cover and rough edge images will help the style be creative while keeping it similar in design.
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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
Evaluation fmp 2019
Fraser Hardwick received peer feedback on a short film he created. The feedback was generally positive, with peers liking the action sequences, violence, and music. However, some noted that there was too much fighting without enough context or character motivation. They also said some dialogue was muffled. Based on the feedback, Fraser made edits to the film before its full release, including adjusting audio levels. He plans to release the final cut of the film on his YouTube channel on May 24th.
Fmp 2019 production reflection
This week the document's author focused on researching different filmmaking styles and techniques to incorporate into their project. This included looking at how screenwriters structure stories and how directors use costumes, camerawork, and other elements to set the scene and immerse viewers. The author analyzed several films and directors to learn how to craft an engaging story and purposefully move the narrative forward. They also began planning production elements like scheduling, locations, and addressing potential risks.
Ual ucas pro forma (progression)
Fraser Hardwick is applying to university film and media production programs. He has a history of studying media and drama through GCSEs, BTECs, and a UAL diploma. Currently in his third year, he is specializing in film production and creating short films for his portfolio. Outside of school, he has 12 years of drama experience and did a work placement at Nestle creating social media content. He aims to further develop his filmmaking skills at university and eventually work in voice acting or content creation. University will help him gain knowledge and skills to succeed in the creative industries.
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This document profiles 8 individuals being considered for roles in an upcoming film project. It provides details on each person's proposed character/role, relevant skills, and physical description. Fraser Hardwick is identified as the Director and will oversee production. The others include actors and crew with skills in areas like martial arts, camera operation, sound, and more. Their experience and physical abilities are noted as being relevant to the roles of Brute, Nomad, Tracker, and others.
Shot list FMP 2019
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