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The meeting minutes document the details of a meeting that took place on May 7, 2013 at 12:30am in the library of OPHS. Sunraj Bolina, Daniel Brewster, and Margaret Ansu were present. They reviewed each other's work and provided feedback to improve the group's standard. Some members were asked to re-do parts or their work due to errors. They were happy with improvements made to their blog. They also continued working on paperwork for upcoming deadlines. Next steps include reviewing costumes and locations as a group and monitoring work progression.
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The meeting took place on February 7, 2013 at 11:30am in the OPHS Library. Sunraj Bolina, Daniel Brewster, and Margaret Ansu were present. The group looked at each other's work and provided feedback to improve the standard. Some members were asked to re-do parts with grammatical errors or room for improvement. They were happy with additions to labels on the blog. All continued working on paperwork considering deadlines. Next meeting points include looking at costumes and locations as a group and work progression.
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The meeting took place on February 7, 2013 at 11:30am in the OPHS Library. Sunraj Bolina, Daniel Brewster, and Margaret Ansu were present. The group looked at each other's work and provided feedback to improve the standard. Some members were asked to re-do parts with grammatical errors or room for improvement. They were happy with additions to labels on the blog. All continued working on paperwork considering deadlines. Next meeting points include looking at costumes and locations as a group and work progression.
Meeting minutes 5
The meeting minutes document the discussion of a media department meeting held on June 19th, 2013. They discussed choosing four actors for an upcoming production, reviewed and approved the nearly finished script, and checked the group blog documenting their work, finding the paperwork to be up to date. Action items for their next meeting include completing the first draft of the script with feedback and continuing progress on their work.
Meeting minutes 5
The meeting minutes from June 19, 2013 at 11:30am in room A29 of the OPHS Media Department included Sunraj Bolina, Daniel Brewster, and Margaret Ansu. They discussed choosing four actors for an upcoming production, reviewed the nearly finished script which they were all happy with, and checked the up-to-date group blog maintained by Daniel documenting their work so far. Their next meeting would focus on completing the first draft of the script with feedback, work progression, and organizing filming dates.
Meeting minutes 10
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The meeting minutes document the discussion at a meeting on June 28, 2013 of the media department group consisting of Sunraj Bolina, Daniel Brewster, and Margaret Ansu. Margaret informed the group that their initial location could not be used and suggested using her aunt's house near the school as an alternative. The group then read through the script to discuss costume ideas for the first scene, agreeing that Lucy should wear a uniform and Michael should wear smart formal clothing to portray their hidden personalities. Actions for the next meeting included reviewing location and costume notes, providing feedback on each other's work, and maintaining consistency on the group blog.
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Meeting minutes 8
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Meeting minutes 8
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Meeting minutes 7
The meeting minutes discuss a meeting that took place on June 28, 2013 at 2:00pm in room A29 of the Media Department at OPHS. Those present were Sunraj Bolina, Daniel Brewster, and Margaret Ansu. The group reviewed the finished script for a short film and were happy with the final version. Margaret suggested moving forward with location, cast, costume, and prop notes. As a group they brainstormed costume ideas for the characters, taking into account the desired effect on the audience. Points for the next meeting include reviewing the location, cast, costume, and prop notes and providing feedback to strengthen one another's work.
Meeting minutes 6
The meeting minutes document the discussion at a meeting on June 25, 2013 of the media department group revising the script for a production. They decided to slightly change the storyline to make it more gripping and emotional, and to only include three actors. They also discussed potential ideas for shots, angles, editing, and sound by researching other similar drama films. Their next steps are to finish the first draft of the revised script by the 28th and to share ideas for camera angles and editing.
Meeting minutes 6
The meeting minutes document the details of a meeting that took place on June 24, 2013 at 12:30am in the OPHS Media Department Room A29. Sunraj Bolina, Daniel Brewster, and Margaret Ansu were present and Sunraj took the minutes. They discussed being happy with the finished script and brainstormed location, cast, costume, and prop notes for the short film as the next steps. Their next meeting will focus on reviewing the location, cast, costume, and prop notes and providing feedback.
Meeting minutes 12
The meeting minutes discuss finishing editing a video project, completing paperwork, and maintaining the project blog. They note that the meeting took place on November 26, 2012 from 3:25-4:00pm with three people present. The agenda items were to finish editing and paperwork, discuss blog maintenance, have the editor finish burning the video to DVD and uploading it to YouTube, and sort out any remaining paperwork.
Meeting minutes 11
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Costume notes
The document discusses the costume choices for the characters in the short film "Behind Closed Doors". Mr. Wicks, a secondary school teacher, will be dressed smartly at school to portray respect and seriousness, but more casually at home to show his relaxed personality. Lucy, a 16-year-old student, will wear school uniform initially and then plain black and blue clothing on a non-school day. Mark, a disobedient student, will appear scruffy in an unbuttoned shirt and non-regulation sneakers to portray his rebellious attitude. Costume choices aim to convey the characters' personalities and foreshadow key events in the film.
Short film analysis 2
The short film is an emotional drama that highlights the problem of bullying in schools. It shows different teenagers being bullied both face-to-face and online. At the end, someone comments on Facebook that the bullies are the actual "losers," not their victims. This sends the message that people should stand up to bullies and not let anything stop them from pursuing their goals. It also suggests that bullying can be stopped if victims unite against their tormentors.
Short film analysis 1
The short film plays backwards, showing a man named Emit rushing to resolve problems after believing he only has a few minutes to live. As it progresses backwards, text on screen reveals Emit is changing his greedy and indifferent ways. It's revealed that Emit's friend Buddy played a prank by making Emit think he took morphine pills. A quote at the end encourages viewers to focus on what's important before time runs out.
Meeting minutes 12
The meeting minutes discuss choosing an actress to play Lucy, Daniel's research into split screen techniques, and deciding to film after the summer holidays when their equipment and full cast will be available. They also agreed to work on paperwork improvements over the summer break.
Meeting minutes 11
The meeting discussed choosing an actress for the role of Lucy in their upcoming film. They considered only one actress was available during their filming dates, so they prioritized her ability to act and previous experience recommended by her drama teacher, leading them to favor Faith for the role. Daniel continued researching split screen editing techniques while Margaret and Sunraj worked on paperwork as deadlines approached. Their next meeting will finalize choosing Faith, discuss work progress, and further research creative shots, angles and editing.
Meeting minutes 10
The meeting minutes document the group's discussion of costumes, locations, and casting for an upcoming production. They were pleased with the costume and location plans. Margaret informed the group that their potential actress was unavailable, so they brainstormed replacement options and Margaret and Sunraj agreed to contact the potential replacements. Their next meeting will include finalizing the actress selection, discussing work progress, and considering how to execute split screen effects.
Meeting minutes 10
The meeting minutes document the discussion at a meeting on July 7, 2013 of the media department production group. They reviewed completed costume and location plans, then had to find a new actress after learning their potential choice was unavailable. Margaret and Sunraj agreed to call four potential replacement actresses. Their next meeting will include choosing an actress, discussing production progress, and considering how to execute a split screen effect.
Meeting minutes 8
The meeting minutes discussed finding an alternative location for filming after the initial site was unavailable. Margaret suggested using her aunt's house which was near the school and actors. They then reviewed the script and brainstormed costume ideas, agreeing Lucy would wear a uniform and Michael smart formal clothing to portray their hidden personalities. Next steps included reviewing location and costume notes, proofreading each other's work, and maintaining their group blog.
Meeting minutes 8
The meeting discussed finding an alternative location for filming after the initial site became unavailable. Margaret suggested using her aunt's house near the school. They then reviewed the script and brainstormed costume ideas, agreeing that in the first scene Lucy should wear a uniform and Michael smart formal clothing to portray their hidden personalities. Actions for the next meeting were to review location and costume notes, proofread each other's work, and maintain consistency on the group blog.
Meeting minutes 7
The meeting minutes discuss a meeting that took place on June 28, 2013 at 2:00pm in room A29 of the Media Department at OPHS. Those present were Sunraj Bolina, Daniel Brewster, and Margaret Ansu. The group reviewed the finished script for a short film and were happy with the final version. Margaret suggested moving forward with location, cast, costume, and prop notes. As a group they brainstormed costume ideas for the characters, taking into account the desired effect on the audience. Points for the next meeting include reviewing the location, cast, costume, and prop notes and providing feedback to strengthen one another's work.
Meeting minutes 6
The meeting minutes document the discussion at a meeting on June 25, 2013 of the media department group revising the script for a production. They decided to slightly change the storyline to make it more gripping and emotional, and to only include three actors. They also discussed potential ideas for shots, angles, editing, and sound by researching other similar drama films. Their next steps are to finish the first draft of the revised script by the 28th and to share ideas for camera angles and editing.
Meeting minutes 6
The meeting minutes document the details of a meeting that took place on June 24, 2013 at 12:30am in the OPHS Media Department Room A29. Sunraj Bolina, Daniel Brewster, and Margaret Ansu were present and Sunraj took the minutes. They discussed being happy with the finished script and brainstormed location, cast, costume, and prop notes for the short film as the next steps. Their next meeting will focus on reviewing the location, cast, costume, and prop notes and providing feedback.
Meeting minutes 12
The meeting minutes discuss finishing editing a video project, completing paperwork, and maintaining the project blog. They note that the meeting took place on November 26, 2012 from 3:25-4:00pm with three people present. The agenda items were to finish editing and paperwork, discuss blog maintenance, have the editor finish burning the video to DVD and uploading it to YouTube, and sort out any remaining paperwork.
Meeting minutes 11
The meeting took place on November 19, 2012 at 3:25pm in room A29 of the OPHS Media Department. In attendance were Sunraj Bolina, Warren Siwale, and Parisse Charles. The purpose of the meeting was to finalize filming and begin editing, as it was the last day of filming. Tasks discussed included getting equipment and props ready, filling out a call sheet, and ensuring actors arrived on time. Once filming finished, Sunraj continued editing while Warren and Sunraj looked for additional sounds. Items to discuss in the next week's meeting included checking paperwork, noting unfinished work, and completing editing to post the final sequence to YouTube.
Meeting minutes 11
The meeting was held on November 26, 2012 at 3:25pm in room A29 of the Media Department at OPHS. Sunraj Bolina, Warren Siwale, and Parisse Charles discussed finishing editing and completing paperwork for their project by the end of the week. They also planned to organize their blog which had become unorganized during the paperwork process, and finalize all remaining paperwork and checkslists.
Meeting minutes 9
The meeting minutes discuss rescheduling filming after only completing half the footage due to an actor's availability. They had to re-schedule all actors within 7 days to finish filming and have sufficient time for editing. Action items for the next meeting include checking paperwork is on track, discussing work that needs completing, and setting a date to finish filming when the initial actor is available.
Meeting minutes 8
The meeting covered preparations for filming, including ensuring scripts and paperwork like release forms were complete. Filming began but an actor had to cancel due to travel issues. A new actor was found who could take the role. The group planned to check paperwork, assign tasks, and get the new actor's release form signed to continue filming the following week.
Meeting minutes 7
The meeting minutes document the details of a meeting that took place on October 22nd, 2012 at 3:10pm in room A29 of the Media Department at Oaks Park High School. The meeting attendees discussed changing the film's location to their school for convenience, which required changing paperwork like the script and permission letters. They also had to get new actors due to issues with previous actors, though two were from another school and could only film at certain times. Tasks for the next meeting included checking paperwork deadlines, noting work that needs completing, and getting all materials ready for filming.
Meeting minutes 6
This meeting was held on 15/10/2012 in the OPHS Media Department Room A29. Sunraj Bolina took the minutes. The group discussed that two actors had dropped out, requiring them to find replacements. Efforts to contact new actors were unsuccessful due to concerns about filming in the cold weather. As a result, the group agreed to change the filming location. At the time of the meeting, the project was at a standstill until new actors and a location could be secured. Next steps included checking paperwork, assigning tasks, and securing a new location and actors to resume filming.
Meeting minutes 5
The meeting minutes discuss a previous filming assessment, setting a new filming date that had to be postponed when an actor cancelled, and plans to improve paperwork by reviewing blog posts and noting weaknesses. They also plan to check paperwork is up to date, note unfinished work, and ensure all actors can attend for the future filming.
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Meeting minutes 9
- 2. Meeting Minutes Date: 05/07/2013 Time: 12:30am Location: OPHS, Library Present: Sunraj Bolina, Daniel Brewster, Margaret Ansu Minutes taken by: Sunraj Bolina
- 3. Agenda In this meeting we looked at each others work, all group members gave relevant feedback to each other in order for the groups standard of work to be of a high level. Some members were told to either re-do some of their work due to grammatical errors or because it could be improved. We were all happy with the blog, more labels were created in order for the blog to be easy to view. We all continued to work on our paperwork taking the deadlines into consideration.
- 4. Points for next meeting Looking through costume and location noted as a group Progression of work