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This document summarizes a short film called "Jeté" about a ballerina navigating social pressures and pursuing her dancing talent. It discusses the film's narrative structure, characters, production elements like cinematography, editing, music and conventions. It also covers the representation of the characters, locations, distribution plans targeting 12-30 year old women, and the technology and skills used in the film's creation.
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- 1. Jeté By Lauren, Eilish, Sarah and Gemma
- 2. Director/producer Strong narrative Characters Casting Production schedule
- 3. Cinematography Camera Short shots Variety Personal close ups Informative long shots Montages Tracking shots (Improvement)
- 4. Editing Adobe Premier Pro 50 minutes of rushes cut to 5 minutes 30 Cuts and dissolves Music Voice-overs
- 5. Forms and conventions Challenged forms and convention Use of a narrative and conclusion within a short time frame. Followed the conventions of the dance/drama
- 6. Representation normal social pressures of work, friends and parents She has a talent that she has worked for Her parents are represented as career driven academics The dancers are girls which is stereotypical Location
- 7. Distribution Internet Questionnaire YouTube Facebook Google Burn on a disk (give to friends and family) Short film festivals
- 8. Target audience A survey was conducted 12-30 year old women
- 9. Drawing the audience in Uncommon titles Music Enigmatic storyline
- 10. Technology We used the professional cameras Adobe Premiere pro Photo shop- Microsoft office Copyright music
- 11. Skills/progression Research Pre- production Teamwork Software