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Craig Curtis outlines a plan for a mediatask involving a character P meeting with another character in a room. The plan calls for shots that follow a 180 degree rule and include match cuts and reverse shots of a conversation between P and the other character. P will enter the room, sit down, and ask for weapons and money for a job in exchange for disappearing permanently. Sound effects of breathing and reloading a gun will be used but no soundtrack.
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Preliminary task script
Lucy walks into a classroom and tries to get Georgia's attention, but Georgia is listening to music and ignores her. When Georgia does respond, she does not pay close attention to Lucy's questions and puts her headphones back in. Frustrated by Georgia's lack of attention, Lucy pulls out Georgia's headphones, angering Georgia.
Annotated lyrics
The document describes Beyoncé's music video for "Run the World (Girls)" through a play-by-play of shots that show a group of women dancing in various formations and locations. The video emphasizes empowering lyrics about women running the world through scenes of the dancers moving together in synchronized choreography, posing in strong stances, and tumbling or showing off athletic skills like walkovers and backovers. It concludes by having the group of women ask "Who are we?" and answer "We run the world."
Film opening analysis: The place beyond the pines
The opening scene follows a tattooed man living in a trailer at a fairground. As he exits his trailer and walks through the fairground, the camera stays focused on him from a medium shot. His Metallica shirt and job at the motorbike stunt show help provide clues to his character. When he enters the stunt tent and sits on his motorbike, the audience sees his face for the first time. The single shot and focus on this character effectively introduces the setting and builds intrigue around this central figure.
Sounds
Selective sound is used to emphasize key elements, ambient sound creates atmosphere, and sound bridges help transitions flow smoothly. Diegetic sounds belong to the world on screen like voices or doors, while non-diegetic sounds like music have no visible source. Synchronous sounds match the action, asynchronous sounds originate outside the scene, and contrapuntal sounds mismatch the visuals. Voiceovers guide the audience and theme music develops through the film.
Mise en scene
Mise-en-scène refers to the visual elements of a theatrical production or film that establish time, location, and story. It has five key aspects: settings and props provide context about the genre and plot; costume, hair, and makeup reveal character traits; facial expressions and body language convey emotions and intentions; lighting and color are used to draw attention or set mood; and positioning of characters and objects can indicate relationships or importance. Mise-en-scène uses these visual elements to tell the story in an artistic way.
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storyboard: Victor and Verlin discussing about top hat
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All the images mentioned in 'See What You're Missing'
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Plan
- 1. Craig Curtis AS Mediatask Plan Requirements: A match on action Reverse shot(s) 180 degree rule My key shots: 1) A shot outside of the room of P walking up to it 2) A shot opening door from outside of the room 3) A match on action on the other side of the door of P walking into the room 4) A shot of P walking to chair with a separate shot tucking his chair in 5) Reverse shots of the conversation- When one person speaks camera is on the other persons shoulder looking at them 6) Shot of the gun/ money on the table from the ceiling 7) Shot of P leaving the room Conversation topic: The topic of the conversation is going to be about P asking for weapons and money for one last job which he got himself into, to allow S to allow him to disappear permanently by taking money Soundtracks/effects used: I am not going to have a soundtrack behind the footage, but I will use sound effects of deep breathing at the beginning to portrays P’s nervousness and another for reloading the gun after P picks it up