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The initial meeting minutes discussed production ideas for a film, team skills, and timelines. Scott Lawrence proposed an action genre idea and explained the plot. Daniel Bishun had a positive response to an idea but wasn't certain. Matthew Eades wanted to do horror but needed help from others. Skills included cinematography, lighting, directing, and editing. Planning would be done by June 26th with filming over summer holidays. The next meeting on June 12th would include researching similar works, choosing the final idea, and writing a synopsis.
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![INITIAL MEETING: MEETING MINUTES
Location: [Media Suite]
Date: 11TH
JUNE 2018
Time: [11:45]
Attendee
s:
[Matthew Eades, Daniel Bishun, Scott Lawrence]
AGENDA ITEMS
1. Discussing production ideas
2. Team skills
3. Initial time frame
4. Setting next meeting date
5. AOB
Meeting Notes
- SL: certain on idea – explained the plot of the film and the action genre
- DB: wasn’t sure on idea – discussed possible idea and had positive feedback from other attendees
- ME: wasn’t certain on idea – wanted to do a horror film – discussed how other attendees could help
Team Skills:
- SL: cameramen and lighting men – SL will direct the whole scene
- DB: actors and cameramen – also help direct the shoot
- ME: cameramen and SL will help editing in After Effects
Time Frame :](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/initialmeetingminutes-180904101009/85/Initial-meeting-minutes-1-320.jpg)
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- planning done before summer term: June 26th
- dates for filming (over summer holidays)
- location recce/casting (in next two weeks)
Next Meeting (12TH June)
Action items By
Research similar media texts [ Next Meeting]
Choose final idea [ Next Meeting]
Write synopsis for final idea [ Next Meeting]](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
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