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The questionnaire data shows that the focus group consisted of 6 teenagers aged 15-17, with 5 identifying as female and 1 as male. All 6 came from households where the highest earning person belongs to an intermediate management or professional occupation. Most would likely or very likely watch the film and all understood the narrative. All also felt that the film's inclusion of controversial topics like homosexuality would have a positive impact.
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Scene 2 requires Jade and Olly to have mobile phones and school bags, while Scene 3 needs Jade to have a pen, paper, envelope addressed to her mom, and later a phone. Scene 4 requires Jade's phone from Scene 3 for continuity, and Scene 6 needs Olly to have a second letter from Jade's mom to read. Costumes should remain the same throughout the one-day film, with students dressed casually for sixth form and teachers more formally.
Character Profiles UPDATED
Jade is a 17-year-old girl who is hiding her secret of being a lesbian from her friends and family. Her twin brother Olly is popular with other students and has a girlfriend. Their mother Carol is a single English teacher whose past remains a mystery. According to character theory, Jade is the protagonist as the narrative follows her journey, while Olly, Carol, and Jade's girlfriend Cara are secondary characters who influence the story. The head teacher is a minor bit player who informs Jade and Olly of their mother's death.
Locations UPDATED
The short film 'Jade' will alternate between scenes at Hawthorn High School and in a nearby woodland area. Hawthorn High is where much of the narrative takes place, and includes the head teacher's office, a study room, and Carol's classroom. Different lighting techniques will be used in various locations to convey meaning and foreshadow events, such as dim lighting in the head teacher's office suggesting an upcoming dark twist. The woodland area represents nature and tranquility, and will feature bright natural lighting throughout despite sad themes to create a sense of escapism.
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1) The film follows Jade, who is struggling with her sexuality and keeping secrets from her adopted mother Carol and brother Olly.
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Shooting Schedule: Jade
The shooting schedule lists various scenes and shots to be filmed on different dates for the project. On November 21st, scenes 5 and 15 will be filmed inside the school and scene 30 outside in the rain. November 22nd includes voiceover scenes and scenes inside the study room. November 28th has scenes in Carol's classroom and the woodland area. November 30th covers scenes in the head teacher's office, school entrance, and woodland involving the characters Jade, Olly, and Carol.
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This is my own written film review for 'Jade'. It could be used for something like The Guardian or Empire Film Magazine.
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Scene 2 requires props of a magazine, phone, and breakfast items for Millie and Jade. Scene 3 needs a pen, paper, envelope addressed to mum, and phone. Scene 4 only requires Jade's phone. Scene 6 requires two letters, one already seen and one new, placed in distinct locations, and a visible clock. Costumes should not drastically change and mostly involve casual clothing, with minor changes like Jade removing shoes in one scene.
Character Profiles
The document summarizes the main characters in a short film according to Erving Goffman's character theory. Jade is the 17-year old protagonist who is hiding her secret of being a lesbian from her family and friends. Millie is Jade's 19-year old sister who has a secondary role in revealing a secret to Jade. Cara, Jade's secret lesbian girlfriend, is also a secondary character who wants Jade to be open about her sexuality. Carol, Jade's single mother, has a major role through a big reveal even though she dies, and the family liaison officer is a minor character who informs Jade of her mother's death.
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The document summarizes feedback from a focus group of teenagers on a pitch for a short film. All 6 participants in the focus group were between 15-17 years old and came from households with high-earning professionals or managers. The feedback showed that the participants clearly understood the narrative, would likely watch the film, and felt its controversial topics would have a positive impact. This positive feedback indicates the film's intended teenage target audience would find it successful.
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1) The storyboard is for a short film and outlines 9 shots following the character Jade.
2) The narrative initially shows Jade hiding her sexuality but attempting to open up by writing a letter to her mother.
3) However, further disruptions occur when Jade discovers her mother is actually alive and her adoptive mother has died.
4) The film ends without fully resolving the disruptions but suggests the characters would achieve equilibrium after the events.
Ladies First
The poster analyzes the key elements of a movie poster titled "Ladies First". The title implies the plot will focus on the love story between the main female and male characters. Dark floral colors and a natural background suggest the narrative will have a dark, depressing tone. The positioning of the characters gazing into each others' eyes indicates they have a strong, passionate relationship. The production company featured is not well-known but is promoting on social media to expand its audience.
Target Audience Profile
The target audience for Jade is 15-30 year olds, especially young females, based on data from a focus group. This age group is highly engaged on social media like Snapchat, Instagram, and Twitter. They enjoy reality television shows on topics like love and lifestyle shown on channels like MTV, E4, and ITV2. This demographic is also very interested in celebrity culture and follows pop and hip hop artists on social media, listening to radio stations like BBC Radio 1 that appeal to teenagers.
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1) The document reviews a short film called Candy Floss. It uses rhetorical questions, character introductions, and analysis of the film poster to intrigue readers and suggest the film will be a realistic drama about working-class urban lives.
2) Key details about the characters Shane and Jasmine are provided to engage readers with the film's narrative and encourage them to watch it. Descriptions of their language and pasts elicit sympathy for their relationship.
3) The review analyzes the film poster's dark color scheme and font to further indicate the film will provide a realistic portrayal of urban life. It also shares the director's goal of creating a "powerhouse film, loaded with compelling realism."
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Ancillary Task: Poster Plan
The document outlines a film poster design for a short film. The main image will feature the characters standing in a woodland area, which is key to the film's narrative about a realistic storyline. Jade will stand central while the others stand further back, all looking intimidatingly at the camera to convey the social-realist genre. The title will be in a green centered font to match the woodland background. Actor names will be at the top in a smaller font, and production details at the bottom, with the hashtag #FindJadesMum to promote the film's plot of finding Jade's mom and intrigue audiences.
Costumes and Props UPDATED
Scene 2 requires Jade and Olly to have mobile phones and school bags, while Scene 3 needs Jade to have a pen, paper, envelope addressed to her mom, and later a phone. Scene 4 requires Jade's phone from Scene 3 for continuity, and Scene 6 needs Olly to have a second letter from Jade's mom to read. Costumes should remain the same throughout the one-day film, with students dressed casually for sixth form and teachers more formally.
Character Profiles UPDATED
Jade is a 17-year-old girl who is hiding her secret of being a lesbian from her friends and family. Her twin brother Olly is popular with other students and has a girlfriend. Their mother Carol is a single English teacher whose past remains a mystery. According to character theory, Jade is the protagonist as the narrative follows her journey, while Olly, Carol, and Jade's girlfriend Cara are secondary characters who influence the story. The head teacher is a minor bit player who informs Jade and Olly of their mother's death.
Locations UPDATED
The short film 'Jade' will alternate between scenes at Hawthorn High School and in a nearby woodland area. Hawthorn High is where much of the narrative takes place, and includes the head teacher's office, a study room, and Carol's classroom. Different lighting techniques will be used in various locations to convey meaning and foreshadow events, such as dim lighting in the head teacher's office suggesting an upcoming dark twist. The woodland area represents nature and tranquility, and will feature bright natural lighting throughout despite sad themes to create a sense of escapism.
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The document provides an analysis of the film "The Truants" and how information is presented to audiences to attract them to watch the film. It begins by stating the credits of actors and director to give audiences information to decide if they want to see the film based on previous works. Imagery and film posters are also used, showing two boys in scruffy uniforms near tires, implying they are mischievous students from a lower social class who do not attend school. Further images aim to give viewers a sense of the narrative and characters to generate interest in learning more about the film.
Shot List UPDATED
This document contains a shot list for a film with 6 scenes. It details 50 shots needed including character names, locations, props, and shot details. The shots include Jade telling Olly and Cara about a letter she received, Jade meeting with the head teacher, and Jade receiving closure from Carol in the woods.
Script: UPDATED
1) The film follows Jade, who is struggling with her sexuality and keeping secrets from her adopted mother Carol and brother Olly.
2) Jade writes Carol a letter coming out as a lesbian. She later finds out Carol was killed in a car accident.
3) At the end, Jade reads a letter from Carol revealing that she is not Jade's biological mother and encouraging her to find her real mother.
Balcony
The short film Balcony tells the story of two teenage girls from different backgrounds, Tina and Dana, who develop a friendship after Tina stands up for Dana against bullies. As their friendship grows more intimate, the violent past of one of the girls threatens to tear them apart. The film explores complex themes through compelling performances by the two lead actresses. Directed by Toby Fell-Holden, Balcony is an uncompromising but moving drama that provides a believable story about outsiders through its fresh perspective in just 17 minutes.
Updated Storyboard
This storyboard summarizes 9 shots from a short film called "Jade". It shows scenes such as the opening credits with Jade looking at the camera, Jade writing a letter to her mother, and a shocking twist at the end where Jade discovers her deceased mother was actually her adoptive mother. The storyboard analyzes how the narrative does not fully follow Todorov's typical structure of equilibrium, disruption, acknowledgement, solving, and return to equilibrium, instead focusing more on disruptions to keep the story engaging.
Shooting Schedule: Jade
The shooting schedule lists various scenes and shots to be filmed on different dates for the project. On November 21st, scenes 5 and 15 will be filmed inside the school and scene 30 outside in the rain. November 22nd includes voiceover scenes and scenes inside the study room. November 28th has scenes in Carol's classroom and the woodland area. November 30th covers scenes in the head teacher's office, school entrance, and woodland involving the characters Jade, Olly, and Carol.
Film Review
This is my own written film review for 'Jade'. It could be used for something like The Guardian or Empire Film Magazine.
Short Film Costumes and Props
Scene 2 requires props of a magazine, phone, and breakfast items for Millie and Jade. Scene 3 needs a pen, paper, envelope addressed to mum, and phone. Scene 4 only requires Jade's phone. Scene 6 requires two letters, one already seen and one new, placed in distinct locations, and a visible clock. Costumes should not drastically change and mostly involve casual clothing, with minor changes like Jade removing shoes in one scene.
Character Profiles
The document summarizes the main characters in a short film according to Erving Goffman's character theory. Jade is the 17-year old protagonist who is hiding her secret of being a lesbian from her family and friends. Millie is Jade's 19-year old sister who has a secondary role in revealing a secret to Jade. Cara, Jade's secret lesbian girlfriend, is also a secondary character who wants Jade to be open about her sexuality. Carol, Jade's single mother, has a major role through a big reveal even though she dies, and the family liaison officer is a minor character who informs Jade of her mother's death.
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