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The RSR studio at Ringwood school can be used for recording outside of the 12:55-1:40 pm time slot each weekday, but permission must first be obtained from the RSR and school heads. Small risks in the studio include dehydration, liquid spills on equipment, and tripping over wires or boxes. Recording in a car presents hazards such as the risk of being hit by other vehicles while parked on the road, unknown mechanical faults in the car that could cause a fire, and getting body parts stuck in closing doors.
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- A scenario where learners will produce an online educational resource on a media company and its films. Learners will focus on Disney and the film The Force Awakens.
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- Plans to cast specific actors as the main characters.
- One-person crew with a maximum £30 budget for props.
- Contingency plans for delays, filming issues, access to suits, and bad weather.
- Mention of legal and ethical considerations but no details provided.
- Notes some changes made to a key scene and chase scene for more details.
Shooting scripts
This document provides a shot list for a film scene involving the character Vinnie. The scene begins with Vinnie waking up in his room and being pulled out of bed by the Don to deliver a package. It then follows Vinnie as he encounters Tony Masmuratto and his goons, shoots Tony, is chased, returns home distressed, is confronted by the Don and learns he is now being hunted by the notorious Johnny Flick Eyes. The document ends with Johnny Flick Eyes knocking out Vinnie while the credits roll.
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1) A 7-year-old boy rides home with his mother after school and enthusiastically tells her about his great day, surprising her by saying his favorite new subject is math. This 20-second ad targets middle-aged parents.
2) A 16-17-year-old girl is about to open her GCSE results with her dad when a teacher approaches and tells them about the benefits of Ringwood school. This 30-second ad targets teens and their parents.
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The document proposes an advertising campaign for Ringwood School to attract new students. It aims to promote the school academically through radio ads targeting both parents and students in years 6 and 11. The ads will use rhetorical questions, statistics, and persuasive or emotive language to appeal to each audience. The campaign will advertise on local radio stations during morning and evening commutes. It will target families in Hampshire and Dorset living near feeder schools. The legal and ethical considerations for the campaign include avoiding misleading, violent, or inappropriate content, following copyright laws, and complying with the UK Advertising Standards Authority code.
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This document provides a production schedule for recording two advertisements for Ringwood School's open days. The first advert features a student discussing their day with their mother in a car. The second features a student receiving their GCSE results and discussing Ringwood School's sixth form with a teacher. Both ads will be recorded on June 10th at Ringwood School and in a car, with voice actors, sound engineers, and equipment listed. Safety precautions are outlined to prevent injuries from equipment or hazards during recording. The schedule details setting up, recording, breaks, and mixing the final tracks from 2-3pm.
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- A scenario where learners will produce an online educational resource on a media company and its films. Learners will focus on Disney and the film The Force Awakens.
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