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The document summarizes the results of a poll conducted to name an upcoming thriller movie. Dead Out received the most votes at 26% and was chosen as the preferred name by the group, as it referenced death, a common horror theme fitting for their film. Black Soul and Surrender also received significant votes at 10% and 17% respectively. The group plans to meet again to finalize the movie name.
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This document describes merchandise available for purchase including a flamingo hoody featuring Charlie Haddon for £39.99 in various sizes, a t-shirt featuring Ella Turley for £24.99 available in different colors, and accessories like a baseball cap for £10, tea mug for £7.99, and backpack for £15.99.
Merchandise
This document describes merchandise available for purchase including a flamingo hoody featuring Charlie Haddon for £39.99 in various sizes, a t-shirt featuring Ella Turley available in different colors for £24.99, and accessories like a baseball cap for £10, tea mug for £7.99, and backpack for £15.99.
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This document discusses plans for a psychological thriller film called "Dark Minds" produced by Element Productions. Element Productions chose Universal Pictures as their production company and distributor due to Universal's experience and success with blockbuster films. The budget will be spent on advertising a trailer to generate interest in the full film. The film is inspired by psychological thrillers like The Silence of the Lambs and Sinister that aim to unsettle viewers' minds rather than rely on graphic violence. Element Productions wants the film distributed on various platforms like Netflix, Amazon Prime, DVD, and in cinemas to reach a wide audience.
opening credits
Opening credits at the beginning of films list the director, producers, editor, soundtrack composer, and main actors and actresses involved in making the film. While there is no single main reason for opening credits, they serve to recognize the status of those involved by displaying their names, and get their names recognized as most viewers have stopped paying attention by the end of the closing credits.
Social media update
Element Productions is updating their followers on progress of their new film through social media platforms like Instagram, Twitter, and Snapchat. They encourage people to follow their accounts - @elementpd on Twitter, Elementproductions on Instagram, and elementpd78 on Snapchat - to get behind the scenes footage and updates on the film as it is being made available across these different social media channels.
The bbfc
The BBFC is the British Board of Film Classification, which regulates films in the UK and assigns age ratings to help audiences determine if a film is appropriate for them. The BBFC can assign ratings of U, PG, 12A, 15, or 18 based on the level of violence, swearing, sexual content, and other potentially upsetting elements in a film. Element Productions believes their new horror thriller film will likely receive a 15 rating from the BBFC as it may scare younger children but does not contain graphic violence, swearing, or other content requiring an 18 rating.
Insta page
Element productions has launched an Instagram account to promote their upcoming film, which will serve as a visual platform to attract followers and engage their target demographic, as Instagram is a social media platform commonly used by their audience. They will post photos providing details about the film to generate buzz and anticipation.
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