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The document discusses potential filming locations for an opening sequence involving flashbacks. It will primarily be shot at a train station, with flashbacks filmed in two other locations. The first flashback of arguing foster parents will require a house-like location with a narrow hallway. The second flashback of a hand grabbing a bottle can be filmed anywhere with a suitable floor. Several train stations are considered before settling on Leicester station for its isolated area. A friend's house and the document's author's school are also considered for the house flashback location.
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The document discusses potential filming locations for an opening sequence involving flashbacks. It will primarily be shot at a train station, but will also require locations for two flashback scenes - the interior of a house and a shot of a hand grabbing a bottle from a pavement. Three train stations are considered as options, with Leicester station selected for its isolated area. Two houses and the document writer's school are also considered for the argument scene, with the school selected for its long, confined corridor.
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Matt Lumley proposes four locations for shooting his film:
1. The Fish Inn pub outside of Ringwood, which would provide a stereotypical setting for characters after a night out and create tension with its quiet, dimly lit atmosphere.
2. The Avon River Bridge, where characters would walk alone at night to feel eerie before being split up.
3. His garage, which has a long, diagonal room that a swinging light could shadow for an isolated, old-looking scene space.
4. His lounge, convenient for the final scene where a power outage during a TV watch would startle as a figure walks past a large window in the darkness.
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The document provides location reports for several scenes in a short horror film, including the protagonist's bedroom, parents' bedroom, bathroom, landing, street, and alleyway. The protagonist's bedroom and parents' bedroom will be filmed in the filmmaker's home to provide realism and for a conventional murder scene, with potential minor lighting issues addressed by closing curtains. The bathroom brings more dynamic lighting. Potential sound issues exist on the street and alleyway but minimal in private home locations. Lighting in the alleyway enhances its sinister atmosphere.
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The document discusses and summarizes the locations that will be used to film a music video. It describes 4 locations - the bedroom, living room, kitchen, and street outside - which are all in the filmmaker's house, allowing easy access for filming. It also mentions a fifth location, a studio at Calderdale College, which will be used for the performance elements of the video and has the necessary equipment. Each location's purpose, shots that will be filmed there, timing of filming, and suitability are outlined in 1-2 paragraphs.
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The document discusses test shots that a film group took over Christmas break to prepare for their horror film trailer. They took test shots at the main filming location, Paige's house, focusing on scenes they were concerned about in terms of lighting and cinematography. Their favorite test shot was of the house, showing a bright light in one window against a dark background and sky. Additional test shots for a scene of a character running from the house were too dark, so they will add more lighting when filming. Further test shots evaluated lighting and angles for jump cut scenes involving a TV, trash can, and chair.
Locations for Dilming Different Scenes
Kenya Bell took photos of potential filming locations for a gangster hideout scene. The photos included the outside and inside of a scout center building, as well as a marina where a character could walk down the street with a fake murder weapon. Additional photos showed a hallway in the scout center that may be visible in the background of a scene, as well as the main hall where most of the filming would take place.
Locations
Ellie's house in Hextable would be suitable for the 1st and 2nd locations as it is on a main road and has a wall featured in both scenes. Sarah Brushett's house in Eynsford would work for the 3rd location flashback scenes as it provides a different setting than the first house. Eynsford Castle or a country lane in Sutton-at-Hone could be used for the 4th location as they are secluded areas suitable for the character's activities in that scene.
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The document discusses potential filming locations for an opening sequence involving flashbacks. It will primarily be shot at a train station, but will also require locations for two flashback scenes - the interior of a house and a shot of a hand grabbing a bottle from a pavement. Three train stations are considered as options, with Leicester station selected for its isolated area. Two houses and the document writer's school are also considered for the argument scene, with the school selected for its long, confined corridor.
Reece - Pre-production A-Level Media
Matt Lumley proposes four locations for shooting his film:
1. The Fish Inn pub outside of Ringwood, which would provide a stereotypical setting for characters after a night out and create tension with its quiet, dimly lit atmosphere.
2. The Avon River Bridge, where characters would walk alone at night to feel eerie before being split up.
3. His garage, which has a long, diagonal room that a swinging light could shadow for an isolated, old-looking scene space.
4. His lounge, convenient for the final scene where a power outage during a TV watch would startle as a figure walks past a large window in the darkness.
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The document provides location reports for several scenes in a short horror film, including the protagonist's bedroom, parents' bedroom, bathroom, landing, street, and alleyway. The protagonist's bedroom and parents' bedroom will be filmed in the filmmaker's home to provide realism and for a conventional murder scene, with potential minor lighting issues addressed by closing curtains. The bathroom brings more dynamic lighting. Potential sound issues exist on the street and alleyway but minimal in private home locations. Lighting in the alleyway enhances its sinister atmosphere.
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The document discusses and summarizes the locations that will be used to film a music video. It describes 4 locations - the bedroom, living room, kitchen, and street outside - which are all in the filmmaker's house, allowing easy access for filming. It also mentions a fifth location, a studio at Calderdale College, which will be used for the performance elements of the video and has the necessary equipment. Each location's purpose, shots that will be filmed there, timing of filming, and suitability are outlined in 1-2 paragraphs.
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The document discusses test shots that a film group took over Christmas break to prepare for their horror film trailer. They took test shots at the main filming location, Paige's house, focusing on scenes they were concerned about in terms of lighting and cinematography. Their favorite test shot was of the house, showing a bright light in one window against a dark background and sky. Additional test shots for a scene of a character running from the house were too dark, so they will add more lighting when filming. Further test shots evaluated lighting and angles for jump cut scenes involving a TV, trash can, and chair.
Locations for Dilming Different Scenes
Kenya Bell took photos of potential filming locations for a gangster hideout scene. The photos included the outside and inside of a scout center building, as well as a marina where a character could walk down the street with a fake murder weapon. Additional photos showed a hallway in the scout center that may be visible in the background of a scene, as well as the main hall where most of the filming would take place.
Locations
Ellie's house in Hextable would be suitable for the 1st and 2nd locations as it is on a main road and has a wall featured in both scenes. Sarah Brushett's house in Eynsford would work for the 3rd location flashback scenes as it provides a different setting than the first house. Eynsford Castle or a country lane in Sutton-at-Hone could be used for the 4th location as they are secluded areas suitable for the character's activities in that scene.
Locations
Ellie's house in Hextable would be suitable for the 1st and 2nd locations as it is on a main road and has a wall featured in both scenes. Sarah Brushett's house in Eynsford would work for the 3rd location flashback scenes as it provides a different setting than the first house. Eynsford Castle or a country lane in Sutton-at-Hone would serve as the 4th location as both offer secluded areas needed for that scene.
Locations
The document discusses potential locations for filming a film project and analyzes the suitability of each location for different scenes. It proposes Ellie's house in Hextable for the first two locations because they require sitting on the same wall. Sarah Brushett's house in Eynsford is suggested for the third location which involves flashback scenes in a different house. Eynsford Castle or a country lane in Sutton-at-Hone are put forward for the fourth isolated location.
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Question 1
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Ellie's house in Hextable would be suitable for the 1st and 2nd locations as it is on a main road and has a wall featured in both scenes. Sarah Brushett's house in Eynsford would work for the 3rd location flashback scenes as it provides a different setting than the first house. Eynsford Castle or a country lane in Sutton-at-Hone would serve as the 4th location as both offer secluded areas needed for that scene.
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The document discusses potential locations for filming a film project and analyzes the suitability of each location for different scenes. It proposes Ellie's house in Hextable for the first two locations because they require sitting on the same wall. Sarah Brushett's house in Eynsford is suggested for the third location which involves flashback scenes in a different house. Eynsford Castle or a country lane in Sutton-at-Hone are put forward for the fourth isolated location.
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The document analyzes and summarizes the openings of several films. It discusses how Oceans Eleven starts in a dimly lit room with footsteps and an empty chair to draw the audience in. For 21 Jump Street, it notes the title and production studios before following the main character, setting up the high school comedy genre. Lord of War uses a crane shot over a bullet factory set to music to introduce the film's focus on the bullet's journey, hinting at its crime/thriller genre. Step Brothers effectively establishes the story of two lazy adult sons and their parents' new connection in its short opening sequence through a range of shots.
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The document discusses potential filming locations for a scene where a man runs through a forest. The first location visited was Dunstable Downs, which was found to have dark, menacing lighting in the forest area that was large enough to film a running scene. Background noise would be minimal. The second location, Bennetts Rec park, was quiet with few people, making it suitable to film without interference. The third location discussed was the author's house, where the bedroom had good lighting and view of the road for one scene. The driveway also provided space to film another scene of a character getting in a car.
Third stage of filming
The document summarizes the third stage of filming a student film project. It describes how the students stayed after school to film shots using tripods and steady cameras to make the shots look more professional. It discusses several shot types taken, including tracking shots, dialogue scenes, and establishing shots. It also notes challenges faced with unstable cameras and ensuring proper lighting.
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This document provides details about a proposed short horror film titled "When a Phone Rings". It includes a synopsis, treatment, character breakdowns, and sections on pre-production, production, post-production, budget, target audience, location, and a request for feedback on a survey about the project. The main character Jev receives mysterious phone calls from an unknown person and number who seems to know where he is and what he's doing. Elements include dream sequences, a possible killer stalking Jev, and an uncertain ending.
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The document discusses selecting a filming location for a short film, evaluating Emmanuel's house which was deemed unsuitable due to noise issues, and then the filmmakers selected the narrator's house as it would be quieter and have better lighting for outdoor and indoor shots. Concerns about each location like noise levels, available rooms, and lighting conditions were considered before agreeing that the narrator's house provided the best environment for filming the project.
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A group of kids sneak into an abandoned prison at night. They explore the prison grounds, bickering amongst themselves. Meanwhile, another group throws rocks at lights in the prison barracks. One of the kids, Actor 2, becomes separated from the group and encounters an unknown figure. As the figure reaches to remove their hood, the screen fades to white.
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The document provides details on filming locations and shots for a film, including where characters will stand, enter and exit rooms, what will happen in each location, and camera angles. Character A will stand by a bookshelf, enter a room after a bedroom scene and pick up a bag, leave through the front door, cycle down a road while being filmed, leave her bike by a gate and enter a garden, and stand by a gate holding a gun. The Friend will be in shots with Character A and sat at an outdoor table in the garden. Scenes will take place with different light levels to convey meaning.
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Three friends sneak into an abandoned prison at night. They explore the empty prison buildings and throw rocks, trying to hit lights. One friend wanders off alone and encounters an unknown figure. They stare each other down, and as the friend speaks, the figure slowly removes his hood, revealing himself.
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The document analyzes the opening sequences of three thriller films - Psycho, The Italian Job, and The Dark Knight - to identify conventions of the thriller genre. It examines the use of shots, music, lighting, and how each opening immerses the viewer in the story within the first few minutes. The analysis found that successful thriller openings attract audiences by showcasing action, characters, and the fundamental parts of the plot quickly to engage viewers and make them want to see more. This research will help the document's author and group create an opening sequence that draws in audiences for their video project.
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Question 1
This document provides an overview and rationale for creative choices made in an opening scene and film. The opening scene is set in a caravan and introduces characters through freeze frames with voiceover bios. Conflict is established right away to draw in the target male audience. Camera angles are kept simple due to limited equipment. Minimal special effects and music are used to feel realistic like inspirational British "lad films." The title font is in bold army style with bullet holes to represent the action genre.
Evaluation question 1
The document analyzes 9 frames from a student film to show how they develop conventions of the horror genre. Frame 1 establishes the production company. Frames 2-3 introduce the main characters and first shots. Frames 4-6 set the atmosphere and location. Frames 7-8 create tension through close shots of characters in danger. Frame 9 continues building suspense as another character searches in the dark house. Overall, the frames were crafted to involve the audience and create a stereotypical horror atmosphere through lighting, shots, editing and building on conventions of the genre.
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Textual analysis
The document analyzes shots from the opening sequence of a film. It discusses how various lighting, camera movements, angles, and editing choices connote meanings that set the tone and imply plot details, character states of mind, and appeal to sophisticated audiences who enjoy solving narrative puzzles. Key points discussed include how a shaky handheld camera implies a lack of control, spiraling shots connote confusion, and a focus on a name written in a diary prompts questions about its significance.
Reasearch reflected
Our final pitch for the film Reflux reflects the research we conducted. Based on a focus group and interviews, we changed the father's addiction from drugs to alcoholism, which is more relatable, and had the character sent to rehab by social services rather than the government. Audience feedback from a questionnaire also informed our decision to use minimal dialogue with music and ambient train station sounds, have no filters, and convey the main character's emotions through close-ups and long shots. The film will depict modern social issues and feature working class characters in an urban setting.
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The document discusses the opening and closing credits of films. Opening credits are shown at the start of the film and list important members of the production team like the director and producer. They are designed to excite the audience. Closing credits are shown at the end and list the entire cast and crew in small text since there are so many people involved in a film production. Closing credits also include logos of the film studio and any digital services after all names are shown.
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The document provides descriptions for 19 shots in a film scene. Shot 2 shows Ethan surrounded by other people. Shot 5 features a sphere representing Ethan's watch. Shot 17 signifies a cube as a table Ethan is sitting behind and Shot 18 represents a cube as a bin Ethan is throwing paper balls into. The shots provide details for filming locations and props in a scene involving the character Ethan.
Shot list
Ethan is taking a train to an unknown destination, clutching a letter. The document describes 20 shots following Ethan as he arrives at the train station, buys his ticket, and sits waiting for his train. While waiting, Ethan has flashbacks to events from his past involving his parents and time in foster care. The final flashback reveals how Ethan discovered the letter he now holds. As Ethan's train arrives, he boards and the title of the film is revealed as the train departs.
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Final questionnaire
The document summarizes the results of a questionnaire about key creative decisions for a film project. It discusses:
- The most appropriate main theme, setting, title, lighting, camera movements, music, and effects based on audience feedback.
- Decisions made about focusing on the theme of isolation, using a train station setting, minimal music/ambient sounds, the title "Reflux," low key lighting, no filters, and the name "Ethan" for the protagonist.
- The goal of thought-provoking audiences about real-life issues through a realistic portrayal of the protagonist's situation.
Technical research
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- 1. LOCATIONS
- 2. Our opening sequence will be shot mainly at the train station where Ethan runs away to. However due to the fact that we are going to be having flashbacks during our opening sequence that means that we are going to be filming at more than just the station. One of the flashbacks is when Ethan sees the two people arguing on the other side of the station, this reminds him of when he was living in the foster home and his two foster parents would continually argue. So for this part of the opening sequence we will need to film somewhere that looks like a house. Now for the other flashback, it is simply just seeing a hand grab a bottle, this shot will be at a high angle and possibly over the shoulder and so you'll only see the floor (as a location). This can therefore be filmed almost anywhere with a pavement, or suitable flooring. WHERE IS IT GOING TO BE?
- 3. • When shooting at the train station we wanted to achieve a very derelict and neglected appearance to the station as this would fit in with the main themes of our film. • We didn’t want there to be too many people there either so that again we could achieve a derelict look, and that way our protagonist Ethan would be made to feel even more isolated than he already was. • Finally we wanted somewhere that was close by so that if anything wen wrong on the day of shooting then we could easily go back there and re-film it if need be. TRAIN STATION-CRITERIA
- 4. • Our initial idea for the train station was Bodmin Parkway. • The reason why we thought of this station was because it was very isolated and it was quite derelict for a lot of the time which is the ideal situation for us, and it’s a very small station. • The reason why we didn’t like this location is because Bodmin is in Cornwall and due to the little time that we have to film there isn't any possibility of us being able to get down there in time. LOCATION 1- TRAIN STATION
- 5. • The second idea that we had for our train station was Quorn station. • The reason why this was an ideal choice for us is because the station is very small and again is derelict like the last one. Also its very quaint and doesn’t have a lot going on there, neither would there be any inconveniences filming there as it is free to get onto a platform. • The reason why we didn’t like this station is because it doesn’t run any modern trains anymore only, steam and coal trains, therefore it doesn’t fit in with the modern society that our film is set in. LOCATION 2- TRAIN STATION
- 6. • The third location that we thought of was Leicester train station. • We liked this station because it isn't particularly big and also it is close by. Also there is one part of the station that is very separate to the main two platforms and so will create the isolated atmosphere that we are trying to achieve • We didn’t like this station because it can get quite busy at times which could be a hassle when it comes to actually filming. LOCATION 2- TRAIN STATION
- 8. • The whole of the house will never actually be shown, it will only be a room with two people arguing in the doorway. • We wanted somewhere that has quite a narrow corridor leading to the two people arguing in the doorway, this isolates the camera (which is acting as if it’s a person, however it will be on a dolly) making the shot seem very cramped and costrophobic. • We wanted to avoid somewhere that was really open as it will seem as though Ethan has all the place in the world to run and hide to however we wanted to keep the idea that he is trapped and cannot escape the arguing and shouting. • We wanted somewhere that looked either quite run down or at least not very nice so that that way we can tell the audience that Ethan is still not living in fit conditions for a teenager to be living in. especially after all of the things that Ethan has been through as well. HOUSE CRITERIA
- 9. LOCATION 1-HOUSE • The second location chosen for the house scene was Nick’s house. (Nick is a very close friend of the group). • The reasons why we thought that this was a good location were that we it had the walls along the corridor that we wanted, also the door to the room where the argument will be taking place makes a loud slam, again another effect which we wanted. • The reason why we didn’t like it was because it isn’t any of our houses and so there could be a problem with availability.
- 10. LOCATION 2-HOUSE • The third place that we had in mind was our school, Ratcliffe College. • We thought that this was a good location because it has the tight long corridor that we wanted to create the theme of isolation, also the room on the other side of the door looks like a home, which makes the scene seem more realistic. • The reason why we didn’t like this location is because the door at the end doesn’t slam properly as it has a weight on It, also there are lots of doors in the corridor which is conventional for a house.
- 11. FINAL CHOICE