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The document describes an episode of a fictional story about the Romans invading medieval England for a third time. It questions why the Romans failed in their first two invasions yet are now trying again. The story is told in a comedic style with references to Star Wars, Sparta from 300, and includes laser firing and battles between the Romans and English.
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--SOURCE: http://upload. wikimedia. org/wikipedia/ commons/c/c8/ Old_english_ sheepdog_Ch_ Bobbyclown% 27s_Dare_ for_More.jpg
--Photo taken by Harald Urnes, Norway [GFDL (http://www.gnu.org/ copyleft/ fdl.html) or CC-BY-SA-3.0 (http:// creativecommons. org/ licenses/ by-sa/ 3.0/)], via Wikimedia Commons
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--SOURCE: http://upload.wikimedia.org/ wikipedia/ commons/b/b5/Collie_ 08788.jpg
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--SOURCE: http:// upload.wikimedia. org/ wikipedia/ commons/5/ 58/Ohio_in_ United_States.svg
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--SOURCE: http://upload. wikimedia. org/wikipedia/ commons/6/ 60/Colorado _in_United_States.svg
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--SOURCE: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/8/81/Minnesota_in_United_States.svg
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--SOURCE: http:// upload.wikimedia .org/ wikipedia/commons/2/2a/ Bvdb-bassethound2 .jpg
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--SOURCE: http:// upload. wikimedia.org/ wikipedia/commons/5/52/Australian _Shepherd _600.jpg
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--SOURCE: http:// upload. wikimedia.org/ wikipedia/commons/9/93/Bichon_ Fris%C3% A9_-_studdogbichon.jpg
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--SOURCE: http:// upload. wikimedia.org/ wikipedia/commons/6/6e/ Connecticut_ in_ United_States.svg
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--SOURCE: http:// upload.wikimedia.org/ wikipedia/commons/9/94/Pacific-centric- map.png
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--SOURCE: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/8/81/Minnesota_in_United_States.svg
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--SOURCE: http:// upload. wikimedia.org/ wikipedia/commons/6/6e/ Connecticut_ in_ United_States.svg
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--SOURCE: http:// upload.wikimedia.org/ wikipedia/commons/9/94/Pacific-centric- map.png
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1) Prince Escalus is tired of the three recent civil brawls between the Capulet and Montague families that have disturbed the streets of Verona.
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This document provides a shot list for a film project titled "Adversity" by group 073. It outlines 32 shots that will be filmed over various indoor and outdoor locations. The shots include establishing shots of the main character leaving their house and walking to school, as well as close-up and dialogue scenes between the main and supporting characters. Camera placements, actors' positioning, and estimated shot durations are specified to capture the necessary footage for telling the story.
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The document outlines scenes and details for a movie trailer. It describes 4 scenes showing victims of the antagonist: 1) a woman running in the woods and being dragged, 2) a person stabbed in their kitchen, 3) someone strangled in their car, and 4) a bloody handprint on glass. It also describes two bookend scenes: one introducing the antagonist in their lair looking at photos of victims, and a final scene revealing a tied-up girl back in the lair for a climactic moment. Mise-en-scene, locations, costumes and props are specified to realize each scene cohesively for the trailer.
Presentation script
Gangsters go to collect a package but it goes wrong when another gang starts shooting at them. They grab the package and drive off while returning fire to escape. They then deliver the package to Craig, who has Joel and Tommy go collect a shipment. The scene is inspired by action movies like Pulp Fiction and The Godfather, and involves Italian-American gangsters swearing and using deep voices while wearing tracksuits and sneakers. Sound effects will include gunshots, music, vehicle sounds, and dialogue in an Italian-American accent, recorded both with a sound recorder and Foley artistry using various objects.
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The document contains two film proposals from Elise and Beth. Proposal 1 is for a classic thriller with a modern twist, where a body is found in a field and a detective works to solve the mystery. Proposal 2 is for a documentary-style horror film where students encounter strange events while visiting an abandoned cotton mill. Both proposals include notes on how elements like editing, sound, cinematography, and mise-en-scene would be used to achieve their visions.
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2) Type two refers to unlikely or impossible conditions with "if" and "would" in the main clause.
3) Type three refers to unreal past conditions with "if" and "would have" or "should have" in the main clause. It also notes that the if-clause can come before or after the main clause in conditional sentences.
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- 4. Or else Splatter
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- 9. MEDIVAL England episode 1 The Romans of the Menace Long - long time ago. When the roman invade the Britain They failed 2 times will the Romans prevail on the third try or will the fail again like 1 st and the 2 nd try ? And why did they loss. But the funny thing is at that time England was quiet medieval and roman so strong why did the loss. Star Wars please don’t sue me
- 10. We shall rule England YAY
- 11. We made it I am firin my laser OH my God
- 12. What the heck is that OW
- 13. Its war
- 15. I had enough
- 16. We must protect the over lord
- 17. OH NO IT IS SPARTA RETRY
- 18. No it cant be So join the roman side
- 19. We won we conquer England and thx to me and Sparta. I wonder what happened to him?