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Poison shot list
This shot list outlines 14 shots for a short film, including still shots, long shots, panning shots, close ups, tracking shots, and mid shots showing the protagonist in their bedroom and during a performance scene, with shots of props, facial expressions, the protagonist walking, singing, looking at a picture and throwing a phone, a performance, friends outside a window, and varied and zoomed shots between the two scenes.
Risk assesment
This document contains two risk assessment tables completed by Tara for a shoot. The first table assesses risks in the studio, identifying tripping over wires and the studio falling down as hazards. It rates the risks of these hazards as low after control measures are implemented. The second table assesses risks in the bedrooms, identifying tripping over items and falling down stairs as hazards. It initially rates falling down the stairs as a medium risk but rates both hazards as low risks after control measures.
Performance location #2
The document discusses shooting a music performance. The photographer plans to use a black and white backdrop and have the performer wear dark colors on the white screen and light colors on the black screen. Simple jeans and a swapping between a white and black top will be worn. Different lighting, camera shots including mid and long shots, and filming angles will be experimented with to match the indie rock genre conventions.
Narrative setting
This document discusses filming a narrative in a bedroom. The narrator will not change the bedroom's style as it suits their indie rock genre. They will take a reference photo before filming to ensure continuity. The current lighting is poor but will improve during daytime filming, though the window may cast shadows. The bedroom fits the genre with posters and a simple color scheme, and controlled messiness reflects a typical teenage girl's room.
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Poison shot list
This shot list outlines 14 shots for a short film, including still shots, long shots, panning shots, close ups, tracking shots, and mid shots showing the protagonist in their bedroom and during a performance scene, with shots of props, facial expressions, the protagonist walking, singing, looking at a picture and throwing a phone, a performance, friends outside a window, and varied and zoomed shots between the two scenes.
Risk assesment
This document contains two risk assessment tables completed by Tara for a shoot. The first table assesses risks in the studio, identifying tripping over wires and the studio falling down as hazards. It rates the risks of these hazards as low after control measures are implemented. The second table assesses risks in the bedrooms, identifying tripping over items and falling down stairs as hazards. It initially rates falling down the stairs as a medium risk but rates both hazards as low risks after control measures.
Performance location #2
The document discusses shooting a music performance. The photographer plans to use a black and white backdrop and have the performer wear dark colors on the white screen and light colors on the black screen. Simple jeans and a swapping between a white and black top will be worn. Different lighting, camera shots including mid and long shots, and filming angles will be experimented with to match the indie rock genre conventions.
Narrative setting
This document discusses filming a narrative in a bedroom. The narrator will not change the bedroom's style as it suits their indie rock genre. They will take a reference photo before filming to ensure continuity. The current lighting is poor but will improve during daytime filming, though the window may cast shadows. The bedroom fits the genre with posters and a simple color scheme, and controlled messiness reflects a typical teenage girl's room.
Performance setting #1
I am preparing to film a video in my bedroom by rearranging furniture, changing bedding, and adding posters to cover the walls. Proper lighting and composition are important to achieve continuity between takes. The room will have natural light when filmed during the day. Posters and dark sheets will alter the bedroom's appearance to fit an indie rock genre without painting the walls.
Bedroom setting
I am preparing to film a video in my bedroom by rearranging furniture, changing bedding, and adding posters to cover the walls. Proper lighting and composition are important to achieve continuity between takes. The room will have natural light when filmed during the day. Posters and dark sheets will alter the bedroom's appearance to fit an indie rock genre without painting the walls.
Record label ideas
This document discusses two topics - rock and grunge. Rock refers to geological formations that can be jagged, hollow, weathered, or formed from volcanic activity or erosion. Grunge describes a genre of alternative punk music from the 1990s known as a dirty musical movement that aimed to break down the mainstream music industry.
Analysing a digipak
The document analyzes and summarizes the contents and design elements of a digipak for the Arctic Monkeys album. It notes that the cover uses a black and white color scheme and sound wave imagery consistent with the band's style. Inside are photos of the band members following their more formal recent image change. The digipak contains a lyric book and CD, continuing the theme and appealing to fans who want extras. The packaging resembles a vinyl record to match the band's retro aesthetic.
Survey results
The document discusses why certain actions are taken. It likely focuses on explaining the reasoning or motivation behind a decision, plan, or situation described in a previous section. In a concise yet informative manner, it aims to convey the key factors, considerations, or rationale that led to the outcome described earlier.
Conventions of different genres of music video
Music videos have developed several conventions over time to convey their message effectively. Some common conventions include using visuals that relate to the lyrics of the song, having artists lip sync or dance to their music, and employing editing techniques that match the tempo and tone of the song. Overall, conventions help music videos tell a story or depict a theme in an engaging way within the short time frame of a song.
History of music videos
Bohemian Rhapsody by Queen, released in 1975, is considered the first official music video. It featured different styles of music throughout and special effects but no narrative elements. In contrast, Da Funk by Daft Punk from 1997 featured a narrative that overshadowed the song and diegetic sound. Milkshake by Kelis from 2003 combined performance and narrative shots set in a single location. Bezerk by Eminem from 2013 demonstrated more advanced technology through CGI, effects, and a green screen. Bohemian Rhapsody had the biggest impact by pioneering the music video and inspiring record companies to produce promotional videos for artists' singles.
Evaluation 5
The document contains reviews from several students of an opening scene to a horror/thriller film. Most thought the girl was having a nightmare that was interrupted by someone knocking at the door. Several said they would see the full film if it came to cinemas to learn more about the characters and find out what happens next. However, one reviewer said they would not watch it in cinemas as they prefer action and horror films.
Title research
The document summarizes the plots of 4 films:
1) Rear Window (1954) - Photographer Jeff Jeffries spies on his neighbors from his apartment window while injured and suspects one man of murdering his wife.
2) Taxi Driver (1976) - Lonely NYC cab driver Travis Bickle becomes increasingly disturbed and contemplates an escape from his depressing life.
3) Fatal Attraction (1987) - Lawyer Dan has an affair but his lover Alex becomes obsessed and dangerous when he tries to end it.
4) American Psycho (2000) - Wealthy young banker Patrick Bateman leads a double life as a violent psychopath by night.
Costume research/planning
The document discusses costume design choices for characters in scenes from films based on genre conventions. It notes that costumes in horror films fit the scenario and make the dream sequence in Black Swan seem real. For their opening scene, the main character will wear pajamas to fit waking up from a dream with muddy slippers. The stalker's costume will be made pale and plain like creepy characters from The Ring and The Grudge to fit the thriller genre.
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Performance setting #1
I am preparing to film a video in my bedroom by rearranging furniture, changing bedding, and adding posters to cover the walls. Proper lighting and composition are important to achieve continuity between takes. The room will have natural light when filmed during the day. Posters and dark sheets will alter the bedroom's appearance to fit an indie rock genre without painting the walls.
Bedroom setting
I am preparing to film a video in my bedroom by rearranging furniture, changing bedding, and adding posters to cover the walls. Proper lighting and composition are important to achieve continuity between takes. The room will have natural light when filmed during the day. Posters and dark sheets will alter the bedroom's appearance to fit an indie rock genre without painting the walls.
Record label ideas
This document discusses two topics - rock and grunge. Rock refers to geological formations that can be jagged, hollow, weathered, or formed from volcanic activity or erosion. Grunge describes a genre of alternative punk music from the 1990s known as a dirty musical movement that aimed to break down the mainstream music industry.
Analysing a digipak
The document analyzes and summarizes the contents and design elements of a digipak for the Arctic Monkeys album. It notes that the cover uses a black and white color scheme and sound wave imagery consistent with the band's style. Inside are photos of the band members following their more formal recent image change. The digipak contains a lyric book and CD, continuing the theme and appealing to fans who want extras. The packaging resembles a vinyl record to match the band's retro aesthetic.
Survey results
The document discusses why certain actions are taken. It likely focuses on explaining the reasoning or motivation behind a decision, plan, or situation described in a previous section. In a concise yet informative manner, it aims to convey the key factors, considerations, or rationale that led to the outcome described earlier.
Conventions of different genres of music video
Music videos have developed several conventions over time to convey their message effectively. Some common conventions include using visuals that relate to the lyrics of the song, having artists lip sync or dance to their music, and employing editing techniques that match the tempo and tone of the song. Overall, conventions help music videos tell a story or depict a theme in an engaging way within the short time frame of a song.
History of music videos
Bohemian Rhapsody by Queen, released in 1975, is considered the first official music video. It featured different styles of music throughout and special effects but no narrative elements. In contrast, Da Funk by Daft Punk from 1997 featured a narrative that overshadowed the song and diegetic sound. Milkshake by Kelis from 2003 combined performance and narrative shots set in a single location. Bezerk by Eminem from 2013 demonstrated more advanced technology through CGI, effects, and a green screen. Bohemian Rhapsody had the biggest impact by pioneering the music video and inspiring record companies to produce promotional videos for artists' singles.
Evaluation 5
The document contains reviews from several students of an opening scene to a horror/thriller film. Most thought the girl was having a nightmare that was interrupted by someone knocking at the door. Several said they would see the full film if it came to cinemas to learn more about the characters and find out what happens next. However, one reviewer said they would not watch it in cinemas as they prefer action and horror films.
Title research
The document summarizes the plots of 4 films:
1) Rear Window (1954) - Photographer Jeff Jeffries spies on his neighbors from his apartment window while injured and suspects one man of murdering his wife.
2) Taxi Driver (1976) - Lonely NYC cab driver Travis Bickle becomes increasingly disturbed and contemplates an escape from his depressing life.
3) Fatal Attraction (1987) - Lawyer Dan has an affair but his lover Alex becomes obsessed and dangerous when he tries to end it.
4) American Psycho (2000) - Wealthy young banker Patrick Bateman leads a double life as a violent psychopath by night.
Costume research/planning
The document discusses costume design choices for characters in scenes from films based on genre conventions. It notes that costumes in horror films fit the scenario and make the dream sequence in Black Swan seem real. For their opening scene, the main character will wear pajamas to fit waking up from a dream with muddy slippers. The stalker's costume will be made pale and plain like creepy characters from The Ring and The Grudge to fit the thriller genre.