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The document contains meeting minutes from 6 meetings of the MediaCFZ productions group. In the first meeting, the group decided on a thriller theme over a horror theme due to lack of skills for realistic blood and makeup effects. They later selected the name MediaCFZ for their company after considering various options. The group finalized a plot where a man finds a mysterious box containing a DVD that shows his wife being held hostage. Filming was scheduled for mid-October.
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The document contains meeting minutes from 11 meetings of the MediaCFZ productions group. In the first meeting, the group decided on a thriller theme over horror as they lacked skills for realistic blood and makeup effects. They later chose the company name MediaCFZ which incorporated their initials. After developing a plot inspired by the film "The Box", they scheduled filming for mid-October and decided on locations including Barkingside, Chadwell Heath, Newbury Park, and private study areas.
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The document contains minutes from 20 meetings of the MediaCFZ productions group. Key details include:
- Meeting 12 on October 23rd updated the group on work in the A26 classroom for 30 minutes with all members present.
- Meeting 13 on October 25th in the canteen discussed shooting dates, deciding on November 17th with Crystal and Zan present for 10 minutes.
- Meeting 14 on November 5th in the A26 classroom changed the company logo to include the name MediaCFZ and use darker tones for a more eerie logo with all members present for 12 minutes.
- The last meeting on December 9th in the A26 classroom provided editing feedback, deciding the music should be throughout
Meeting minutes
The document contains meeting minutes from 11 meetings of the MediaCFZ productions group. In the first meeting, the group decided on a thriller theme over horror as they lacked skills for realistic blood and makeup effects. They later chose the company name MediaCFZ which included their initials. After developing a plot inspired by the film "The Box", they scheduled filming for mid-October and planned locations in Barkingside, Chadwell Heath, Newbury Park, and other areas.
Meeting minutes
The document contains meeting minutes from 11 meetings of the MediaCFZ productions group. In the first meeting, the group decided on a thriller theme over horror as they lacked skills for realistic blood and makeup effects. They later chose the company name MediaCFZ which included their initials. After developing a plot inspired by the film "The Box", they scheduled filming for mid-October and decided on locations including Barkingside, Chadwell Heath, Newbury Park, and private study areas.
Meeting minutes
The document contains meeting minutes from 11 meetings of the MediaCFZ productions group. In the first meeting, the group decided on a thriller theme over horror as they lacked skills for realistic blood and makeup effects. They later chose the company name MediaCFZ which included their initials. After developing a plot inspired by the film "The Box", they scheduled filming for mid-October and selected locations including Barkingside, Chadwell Heath, Newbury Park, and Chadwell Heath.
Meeting minutes
The document contains meeting minutes from 11 meetings of the MediaCFZ productions group. In the first meeting, the group decided on a thriller theme over horror as they lacked skills for realistic blood and makeup effects. They later chose the company name MediaCFZ which included their initials. After developing a plot inspired by the film "The Box", they scheduled filming for mid-October and decided on locations including Barkingside, Chadwell Heath, Newbury Park, and private study areas.
Meeting minutes
The document contains meeting minutes from 11 meetings of the MediaCFZ productions group. In the first meeting, the group decided on a thriller theme over horror as they lacked skills for realistic blood and makeup effects. They later chose the company name MediaCFZ which included their initials. After developing a plot inspired by the film "The Box", they scheduled filming for mid-October and decided on locations including Barkingside, Chadwell Heath, Newbury Park, and private study areas.
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The document contains meeting minutes from 11 meetings of the MediaCFZ productions group. In the first meeting, the group decided on a thriller theme over horror as they lacked skills for realistic blood and makeup effects. They later chose the company name MediaCFZ which incorporated their initials. After developing a plot inspired by the film "The Box", they scheduled filming for mid-October and decided on locations including Barkingside, Chadwell Heath, Newbury Park, and private study areas.
Meeting minutes 2
The document contains minutes from 20 meetings of the MediaCFZ productions group. Key details include:
- Meeting 12 on October 23rd updated the group on work in the A26 classroom for 30 minutes with all members present.
- Meeting 13 on October 25th in the canteen discussed shooting dates, deciding on November 17th with Crystal and Zan present for 10 minutes.
- Meeting 14 on November 5th in the A26 classroom changed the company logo to include the name MediaCFZ and use darker tones for a more eerie logo with all members present for 12 minutes.
- The last meeting on December 9th in the A26 classroom provided editing feedback, deciding the music should be throughout
Meeting minutes
The document contains meeting minutes from 11 meetings of the MediaCFZ productions group. In the first meeting, the group decided on a thriller theme over horror as they lacked skills for realistic blood and makeup effects. They later chose the company name MediaCFZ which included their initials. After developing a plot inspired by the film "The Box", they scheduled filming for mid-October and planned locations in Barkingside, Chadwell Heath, Newbury Park, and other areas.
Meeting minutes
The document contains meeting minutes from 11 meetings of the MediaCFZ productions group. In the first meeting, the group decided on a thriller theme over horror as they lacked skills for realistic blood and makeup effects. They later chose the company name MediaCFZ which included their initials. After developing a plot inspired by the film "The Box", they scheduled filming for mid-October and decided on locations including Barkingside, Chadwell Heath, Newbury Park, and private study areas.
Meeting minutes
The document contains meeting minutes from 11 meetings of the MediaCFZ productions group. In the first meeting, the group decided on a thriller theme over horror as they lacked skills for realistic blood and makeup effects. They later chose the company name MediaCFZ which included their initials. After developing a plot inspired by the film "The Box", they scheduled filming for mid-October and selected locations including Barkingside, Chadwell Heath, Newbury Park, and Chadwell Heath.
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The document contains meeting minutes from 11 meetings of the MediaCFZ productions group. In the first meeting, the group decided on a thriller theme over horror as they lacked skills for realistic blood and makeup effects. They later chose the company name MediaCFZ which included their initials. After developing a plot inspired by the film "The Box", they scheduled filming for mid-October and decided on locations including Barkingside, Chadwell Heath, Newbury Park, and private study areas.
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The document contains meeting minutes from 11 meetings of the MediaCFZ productions group. In the first meeting, the group decided on a thriller theme over horror as they lacked skills for realistic blood and makeup effects. They later chose the company name MediaCFZ which included their initials. After developing a plot inspired by the film "The Box", they scheduled filming for mid-October and decided on locations including Barkingside, Chadwell Heath, Newbury Park, and private study areas.
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The document discusses BBFC certification and why the filmmaker chose a 15+ rating for their film "The Break of Faith". BBFC provides age ratings for films in the UK to protect children from unsuitable content. The filmmaker's production features mature themes like miscarriage and abuse, which target an audience of 15-35 year olds. It also contains a disturbing strangling scene inappropriate for those under 15.
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This document outlines a 2-minute opening sequence for a crime thriller film. The sequence involves a man, Will, returning home to find a box with a disturbing DVD inside showing his wife being held hostage. When he plays the video, his wife reads instructions from her captor and pleads for help. The sequence ends with Will discovering his wife's severed finger in the box. The target audience is ages 15-50, and filming will take place between October 17-25. Three actors will portray the main roles of Will, his wife Karen, and the unknown antagonist.
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The document contains meeting minutes from 11 meetings of the MediaCFZ productions group. In the first meeting, the group decided on a thriller theme over horror as they lacked skills for realistic blood and makeup effects. They later chose the company name MediaCFZ which included their initials. After developing a plot inspired by the film "The Box", they scheduled filming for mid-October and decided on locations including Barkingside, Chadwell Heath, Newbury Park, and private study areas.
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The document contains meeting minutes from 11 meetings of the MediaCFZ productions group. In the first meeting, the group decided on a thriller theme over horror as they lacked skills for realistic blood and makeup effects. They later chose the company name MediaCFZ which included their initials. After developing a plot inspired by the film "The Box", they scheduled filming for mid-October and decided on locations including Barkingside, Chadwell Heath, Newbury Park, and private study areas.
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The document discusses BBFC certification and why the filmmaker chose a 15+ rating for their film "The Break of Faith". BBFC provides age ratings for films in the UK to protect children from unsuitable content. The filmmaker's production features mature themes like miscarriage and abuse, which target an audience of 15-35 year olds. It also contains a disturbing strangling scene inappropriate for those under 15.
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The document outlines a pitch for a 5-minute drama/thriller sequence titled "The Break of Faith". The sequence follows a young writer named Faith who meets and begins a relationship with a man named Luke. Their relationship unexpectedly turns abusive when he begins to physically harm her. The director aims to demonstrate how relationships can change over time and to encourage audiences to think deeply about their decisions. Faith provides a voiceover throughout questioning if she would remove her memories of Luke if given the choice. The target audience is males and females aged 15-35 as the director feels younger audiences cannot fully grasp the themes of abuse. The sequence is inspired by the BBC drama "Murdered by My Boyfriend" about a relationship that turns abusive and
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MediaCFZ meeting minutes
- 2. Meeting one Date: 10th September Location: A26 classroom Meeting time: 10:50am Duration: 30 minutes Group members present: All Topic: Idea for theme. We were indecisive of whether it should be a thriller or horror, but in the end we decided none of us would have the skills to create convincing blood and makeup for our actors, which we would have wanted in the horror theme. It was clear that the thriller would be chosen. Decision made: Thriller
- 3. Meeting two Date: 12th September Location: Canteen Meeting time: 8:30am Duration: 10 minutes Group members present: All Topic: Company name ideas There were none that we felt were suitable Decision made: The next meeting we would provide better ideas for name and make a final decision
- 4. Meeting three Date: 13th Sept Location: A26 classroom Meeting time: 10:50am Duration: 12 minutes Group members present: Farwa, Crystal Topic: Company name and ideas MediaCFZ includes our initials and was the best idea Decision made: Company name MediaCFZ
- 5. Meeting four Date: 16th Sept Location: A26 Meeting time: 3:20pm Duration: 30minutes Group members present: Farwa, Crystal Topic: Sequence plot After much discussion, we finally had a storyline for our sequence, inspired by another film, ‘The Box’ Decision made: A man returns home to find a box with a DVD inside. When he plays the DVD he finds that his wife has been held hostage
- 6. Meeting five Date: 18th Sept Location: A26 classroom Meeting time: 10:15am Duration: 30 minutes Group members present: All Topic: Update on work progress
- 7. Meeting six Date: 19th Sept Location: A26 classroom Meeting time: 3:30pm Duration: 15 minutes Group members present: Farwa, Crystal Topic: Filming dates Decision made: Mid October