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The meeting minutes discussed finalizing a logo for Triple S Productions. The group agreed the logo should be simple yet unique. Serife was tasked with designing the logo. Additional work was allocated but not yet updated on the blog. There was no outstanding work. Pictures were taken and previous work like the synopsis was updated. The next meeting aims to finalize the logo ideas, commence filming dates, and ensure required forms are signed.
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The meeting minutes discussed setting a deadline for completing the company logo, with all supporting paperwork, by October 24th. They reviewed each member's completed work, with totals of 10, 12, and 24 pieces respectively. They also discussed strengths like staying on top of their work and completing extra tasks, and weaknesses such as not updating some work on their blog. Finally, they decided to do an additional filming session on October 30th to re-film scenes and fix any issues, which should take no more than two hours.
Meeting minutes 10
The meeting minutes discussed Triple S Productions' most recent meeting on November 21, 2013. They discussed weaknesses in their production timing and re-filming scenes. They also mentioned being pleased with the outcome despite rough patches due to their efforts during shooting. Their next meeting is scheduled for November 28, 2013 to discuss additional points.
Meeting minutes 8
The meeting minutes summarized the following:
1) The meeting was held on July 11, 2013 from 1:20-12:40 pm at Oaks Park High School for the Triple S Productions group, with Sahra, Serife, and Shania present.
2) Some storyboard and score notes were still incomplete along with other paperwork, but the group agreed to help each other meet deadlines.
3) Editing was almost finished but a couple scenes needed re-filming, which would take more time.
4) Sound selection had not been discussed and needed to be decided to avoid delays.
5) The next meeting on November 14th would discuss editing progress, improving paperwork, ensuring
Meeting minutes 4
The meeting minutes discussed finalizing a logo, filming schedules, and paperwork. They planned the first filming session for after school on the day of the meeting and another session on October 17th. They also completed actor and location release forms, though the logo was still in progress. The next meeting would focus on editing the first draft, logo progress, checking work from each member, confirming the October 17th filming, and suggestions for improving paperwork and their blog.
Meeting minutes 11
The meeting was brief as the film production group Triple S Productions is nearing completion of their project. They discussed improvements like camera placement that need to be made by re-filming some scenes next week. As director, Sahra worked closely with the camerawoman and noted her improvement over the course of the production. Their next meeting will cover evaluation points for the project and is scheduled for December 5th.
Meeting minutes 14
The meeting minutes document the final meeting of Triple S Productions, held on December 19th 2013 from 18:17 to 18:49 in Room A31 of Oaks Park High School's Media Department. The three members - Sahra, Serife, and Shania - discussed being satisfied with their blog work and overall production. They also expressed enjoyment working together and belief that their final production was complete aside from minor tweaks.
Meeting minutes 12
The meeting minutes discussed Triple S Productions' final film shoot and progress on editing. They had completed all filming and were pleased with the results. Editing was nearly finished with only some sound and minor tweaks remaining. Their last shoot went well thanks to a detailed shot checklist created by the editor. The next meeting will focus on evaluating the production and is scheduled for December 12th.
Meeting minutes 5
The meeting minutes discussed progress on their group production project. They discussed that the logo design was still incomplete and may need to be redelegated. Feedback from their teacher on the first draft was both positive and negative, and their first filming was more of a practice session. All group members were making progress according to the schedule, though some paperwork was still outstanding. They discussed improvements made to their blog and communication. Their next meeting would focus on editing the final filming, checking paperwork progress, finalizing the logo, discussing weaknesses, and ensuring their final film was the best standard possible.
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The meeting minutes discussed setting a deadline for completing the company logo, with all supporting paperwork, by October 24th. They reviewed each member's completed work, with totals of 10, 12, and 24 pieces respectively. They also discussed strengths like staying on top of their work and completing extra tasks, and weaknesses such as not updating some work on their blog. Finally, they decided to do an additional filming session on October 30th to re-film scenes and fix any issues, which should take no more than two hours.
Meeting minutes 10
The meeting minutes discussed Triple S Productions' most recent meeting on November 21, 2013. They discussed weaknesses in their production timing and re-filming scenes. They also mentioned being pleased with the outcome despite rough patches due to their efforts during shooting. Their next meeting is scheduled for November 28, 2013 to discuss additional points.
Meeting minutes 8
The meeting minutes summarized the following:
1) The meeting was held on July 11, 2013 from 1:20-12:40 pm at Oaks Park High School for the Triple S Productions group, with Sahra, Serife, and Shania present.
2) Some storyboard and score notes were still incomplete along with other paperwork, but the group agreed to help each other meet deadlines.
3) Editing was almost finished but a couple scenes needed re-filming, which would take more time.
4) Sound selection had not been discussed and needed to be decided to avoid delays.
5) The next meeting on November 14th would discuss editing progress, improving paperwork, ensuring
Meeting minutes 4
The meeting minutes discussed finalizing a logo, filming schedules, and paperwork. They planned the first filming session for after school on the day of the meeting and another session on October 17th. They also completed actor and location release forms, though the logo was still in progress. The next meeting would focus on editing the first draft, logo progress, checking work from each member, confirming the October 17th filming, and suggestions for improving paperwork and their blog.
Meeting minutes 11
The meeting was brief as the film production group Triple S Productions is nearing completion of their project. They discussed improvements like camera placement that need to be made by re-filming some scenes next week. As director, Sahra worked closely with the camerawoman and noted her improvement over the course of the production. Their next meeting will cover evaluation points for the project and is scheduled for December 5th.
Meeting minutes 14
The meeting minutes document the final meeting of Triple S Productions, held on December 19th 2013 from 18:17 to 18:49 in Room A31 of Oaks Park High School's Media Department. The three members - Sahra, Serife, and Shania - discussed being satisfied with their blog work and overall production. They also expressed enjoyment working together and belief that their final production was complete aside from minor tweaks.
Meeting minutes 12
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Meeting minutes 5
The meeting minutes discussed progress on their group production project. They discussed that the logo design was still incomplete and may need to be redelegated. Feedback from their teacher on the first draft was both positive and negative, and their first filming was more of a practice session. All group members were making progress according to the schedule, though some paperwork was still outstanding. They discussed improvements made to their blog and communication. Their next meeting would focus on editing the final filming, checking paperwork progress, finalizing the logo, discussing weaknesses, and ensuring their final film was the best standard possible.
Meeting minutes 13
The meeting minutes documented a meeting on December 12, 2013 for Triple S Productions. They discussed that while the deadline for their final production was near, they felt on track. They had started personal evaluations but found them difficult as there was a lot of information needed. Their production was nearly finished except for some minor adjustments needed to titles. Their post-production paperwork was complete except for some minor adjustments. Their next meeting was scheduled for December 20, 2013.
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The meeting minutes documented the first meeting of Triple S Productions on December 9, 2013. Key details included Sahra Ahmed being selected as the director, Serife Suleyman as the editor, and Shania Sukhu as the camerawoman. The group also discussed strengths and weaknesses, finalized roles, and decided to produce a horror genre film. Action items for the next meeting included confirming actors, discussing camera shots, selecting a location, and setting a first filming date.
Meeting minutes 2
The meeting minutes document the second meeting of the Triple S Productions group on September 20, 2013. Key details discussed included finalizing casting of a young, blonde female lead actress, planning camera shots, selecting a two-story house location with a large kitchen, and scheduling the first filming date for September 25 after school. Group decisions were made cooperatively with no issues. The next meeting is scheduled for October 3rd to finalize the logo, discuss extra work, and production scheduling.
Meeting minutes 9
The meeting minutes discussed final details for the Triple S Productions horror film. They debated using tense music that brings fear but avoids being too cliché. They also set a final editing date of November 25th to complete post-production. Next steps include discussing the production evaluation, strengths, weaknesses, and areas for improvement at their next meeting on November 21st.
Meeting minutes 7
The meeting minutes discuss a short meeting of the Triple S Productions group on October 31, 2013. They finalized the date of November 15th for the final editing session and completion of the entire production, including paperwork, by the end of the month. They briefly discussed evaluation points but could not fully evaluate yet. They will change the production schedule to equalize the amount of work for each group member as some have finished while others have outstanding tasks. Points for the next meeting are discussed.
Meeting minutes 9
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The meeting minutes documented a meeting on December 12, 2013 for Triple S Productions. They discussed that while the deadline for their final production was near, they felt on track. They had started personal evaluations but found them difficult as there was a lot of information needed. Their production was nearly finished except for some minor adjustments needed to titles. Their post-production paperwork was complete except for some minor adjustments. Their next meeting was scheduled for December 20, 2013.
Meeting minutes
The meeting minutes documented the first meeting of Triple S Productions on December 9, 2013. Key details included Sahra Ahmed being selected as the director, Serife Suleyman as the editor, and Shania Sukhu as the camerawoman. The group also discussed strengths and weaknesses, finalized roles, and decided to produce a horror genre film. Action items for the next meeting included confirming actors, discussing camera shots, selecting a location, and setting a first filming date.
Meeting minutes 2
The meeting minutes document the second meeting of the Triple S Productions group on September 20, 2013. Key details discussed included finalizing casting of a young, blonde female lead actress, planning camera shots, selecting a two-story house location with a large kitchen, and scheduling the first filming date for September 25 after school. Group decisions were made cooperatively with no issues. The next meeting is scheduled for October 3rd to finalize the logo, discuss extra work, and production scheduling.
Meeting minutes 9
The meeting minutes discussed final details for the Triple S Productions horror film. They debated using tense music that brings fear but avoids being too cliché. They also set a final editing date of November 25th to complete post-production. Next steps include discussing the production evaluation, strengths, weaknesses, and areas for improvement at their next meeting on November 21st.
Meeting minutes 7
The meeting minutes discuss a short meeting of the Triple S Productions group on October 31, 2013. They finalized the date of November 15th for the final editing session and completion of the entire production, including paperwork, by the end of the month. They briefly discussed evaluation points but could not fully evaluate yet. They will change the production schedule to equalize the amount of work for each group member as some have finished while others have outstanding tasks. Points for the next meeting are discussed.
Meeting minutes 9
The meeting minutes discussed the group's preferences for sound and music in their final horror film production. They wanted tension-building music that would frighten viewers, but found options on SoundCloud too cliché. Paperwork and editing were on track, with a final editing session scheduled for November 25th. They also agreed to improve their blog by using their logo as the background. The next meeting would discuss evaluation points, strengths and weaknesses of the production, and any potential improvements for the final project.
Meeting mins 4
The meeting was held on July 10, 2011 at 3:30pm in location A29 between SharnaMandil, Ian Bukenya, and Carl Caperina. They decided on the name "The Unexpected" for their production and discussed potential locations like a bathroom or alleyway. Roles were assigned with Ian as cameraman, Sharna as director, and Carl as editor. Their next meeting will focus on selecting characters, finalizing the location, and planning costumes, props, and work that still needs to be completed.
Manual book presentation
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The meeting minutes discuss a meeting held on 17/10/11 at 3:30pm in location A29. Ian Bukenya, SharnaMandil, and Carl Caperina were present and SharnaMandil took the minutes. The agenda items were to go over trial photos to organize for the actual production, decide on a new antagonist since the original dropped out, and continue reviewing any unfinished work. Action items from the meeting were to post trial photos online for reference, find a replacement antagonist, and make a list of any outstanding work.
Meeting minutes 1
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The opening sequence of The Conjuring establishes the horror genre through modified studio logos and darkness with dialogue. Shaky camera movements on a doll's face imply it is dangerous. Backstory on the doll Annabelle is provided through dialogue as images are shown. Tension is built through a slow zoom onto Annabelle's blank expression. A flashback jarringly shifts from quiet to loud, shocking the audience. Strange written messages and a damaged room create confusion about the doll's abilities. The sequence ends by seemingly resolving the threat but hinting at an unhappy ending through genre conventions.
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The document outlines several conventions commonly used in horror film openings:
1) Logos from film institutions appear to identify the producers and spread costs. Logos may be edited to suit the genre.
2) Establishing shots set the time and location and introduce key characters and settings. Themes are hinted at through dialogue.
3) Opening credits list the directors, writers, and main actors, usually in order of screen time. The film title conveys expectations of the plot.
4) The genre is established through visuals and characters. Music, mood, and pace are used to build tension during the opening credits.
The conjuring opening scene analysis
The opening scene of The Conjuring introduces the possessed doll through an extreme close-up shot of its eye during a conversation about it, disturbing the audience. The conversation reveals that the doll's owners unwittingly allowed a spirit to possess it, and the spirit wants to possess the owners as well. A flashback then shows the doll has moved and the home has been destroyed, with the message "miss me?" written ominously. Though the doll is discarded, it reappears in the home, frightening the owners and unsettling the audience for the events to come in the film.
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The weekly update meeting was held at Sahra's house from 11:59am to 12:26pm with Nisha Bhamra and Sahra Ahmed present. They discussed being happy with the film production so far but needing to polish the final edit and waiting on score notes. Their to-do list includes keeping their blog updated, final editing, screen testing, and ensuring the score notes are completed.
Weekly update 7
The weekly update meeting discussed filming the ending and bathroom scenes on Wednesday 22nd and Friday 24th October. They also sat down to peer evaluate work and improve communication and standards between group members. Their plan is to keep blogs updated, take cast and score notes, discuss previous filming, edit, and ensure blog work meets standards with screen testing still to be completed.
Weekly update 7
The weekly update meeting discussed filming the ending and bathroom scenes on Wednesday 22nd and Friday 24th October. They also sat down to peer evaluate work and improve communication and standards between group members. Their plan is to keep blogs updated, take cast and score notes, discuss previous filming, edit, and ensure blog work meets standards with screen testing still to be completed.
Weekly update 6
The weekly update summarizes a meeting of the Infinity-Scope Studios group. Nisha Bhamra and Sahra Ahmed attended the meeting from 08:39am to 08:53am in Room A29. The group discussed what they were happy and unhappy with from previous work, with the majority expressing unhappiness over lack of communication and workload. They planned to improve communication and complete tasks like updating blogs, finalizing scripts, and screen testing by their next meeting on October 21st.
Weekly update 5
The weekly update meeting was held on Tuesday 7th October from 08:30am to 08:59am in Room A29. Nisha Bhamra and Sahra Ahmed were present, with Sahra taking minutes. The group planned their second filming session scheduled for Thursday 9th October, after their main actor canceled availability on Wednesday. They ensured all cast members knew their lines, roles, and costumes for the shoot. The group feels pressure from schoolwork and other tasks but hopes the filming session will be a success. Their plans for the coming week include keeping their blog updated, finalizing scripts and notes, discussing the previous shoot, editing, and completing screen tests. Their next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday 14th October.
Weekly update 4
The weekly update meeting took place from 08:56am to 09:27am in Room A29. Sahra Ahmed took the minutes. Sahra and Nisha discussed stripping down their filmmaking process and improving areas for their highest marks. They planned their shooting days on October 8th and 9th. As Nisha was absent, Sahra agreed to inform her of the meeting details and ensure she continued editing to have a rough draft for feedback before the deadline. Their plan for the next week includes keeping their blog updated, finalizing scripts, equipment lists, casting notes, scoring, and screen testing on October 6th.
Weekly update 3
The weekly update meeting discussed the success of the previous film session where they completed much of the required work. They discussed finding actors to fill remaining roles for the next filming session. Tasks to be completed by the following week include the final script draft, equipment list, cast notes, and planning the next filming session. The next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday 30th September.
Weekly update 2
The group discussed plans for their first major filming session on Thursday. They will film at various planned locations to get rough outlines of virtually all scenes. Scenes to be filmed include ones at a hotel room they booked, of the main character trying to start his car and taking the train after, and at the school with another teacher. They have acquired necessary props and permissions and tasks are being checked in preparation for the busy filming day.
Weekly update 2
The group discussed plans for their first major filming session on Thursday. They will film at various planned locations to get rough outlines of virtually all scenes. Scenes planned include hotel scenes of the character waking up drunk and listening to messages, trying to start his car but taking the train instead, scenes on the train making other passengers uncomfortable, and school scenes with fellow teachers. They also booked a hotel room and prepared props.
Weekly update 1
The weekly meeting summary includes the following information:
1) Nisha Bhamra and Sahra Ahmed attended the first meeting of Infinity-Scope Studios from 12:13pm to 12:37pm on Tuesday 9th September.
2) The group exchanged ideas for short films and documentary projects, discussed what makes a short film successful, and selected a drama genre film idea to develop.
3) Tasks were assigned to members for completion by the next weekly meeting, with Danny responsible for the company name, logo, and first script draft, and Nisha and Sahra each having multiple preparatory assignments.
Plan for day two of shooting
The document outlines the plan for the second day of shooting a film. It details that shooting will take place on Wednesday and Thursday October 8th and 9th, starting at 2:00 pm. The director and two camerawomen will film scenes with the lead actor and extras. Transportation for the crew and equipment, which includes a camera, tripod, SD card, and extra battery, will be provided by a car and driver. Pre-shooting tasks include picking up the camera from the school and ensuring the battery is charged. Several key scenes are described that will involve close-ups of the lead actor and a fight scene that aims to engage audiences. An actor still needs to be found for one of the scenes.
Plan for day one of shooting
The document outlines the plan for the first day of shooting for InfinityScope Studios. It details that shooting will begin on September 18th at 2:00 pm with Sahra Ahmed directing and she and Nisha Bhamra operating cameras. Scenes filmed will include ones at a school with a teacher attempting to help the main character, filler scenes of him on the phone, and hotel scenes of him waking up drunk and listening to voice messages. Transportation for the shoot will be provided by Omar Ahmed in his car.
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- 1. Meeting Minutes 3 Sahra Ahmed
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