Plan for day two of shooting
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The document outlines the plan for the second day of shooting a film. It details that shooting will take place on Wednesday and Thursday October 8th and 9th, starting at 2:00 pm. The director and two camerawomen will film scenes with the lead actor and extras. Transportation for the crew and equipment, which includes a camera, tripod, SD card, and extra battery, will be provided by a car and driver. Pre-shooting tasks include picking up the camera from the school and ensuring the battery is charged. Several key scenes are described that will involve close-ups of the lead actor and a fight scene that aims to engage audiences. An actor still needs to be found for one of the scenes.
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Plan for day three of shooting
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The document provides a plan for the first day of shooting a film on September 18th. It details that the director Sahra Ahmed and cameraman Danny Deller will be shooting scenes at a school and hotel with actor Michael. They will film scenes of a teacher helping Michael at school, him on the phone at school, waking up drunk at the hotel, and trying to start his car but taking the train instead. The equipment to be used includes a camera, tripod, SD card, and extra battery.
Plan for day one of shooting
The document outlines the plan for the first day of shooting for InfinityScope Studios. It details that shooting will begin on September 18th at 2:00 pm with Sahra Ahmed directing and she and Nisha Bhamra operating cameras. Scenes filmed will include ones at a school with a teacher attempting to help the main character, filler scenes of him on the phone, and hotel scenes of him waking up drunk and listening to voice messages. Transportation for the shoot will be provided by Omar Ahmed in his car.
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Plan for day three of shooting
The third day of shooting will take place on Wednesday July 15th. The director, camerawoman, and two actors will meet at 4:00pm to film scenes at Pontoon Dock and of characters meeting. They will travel to locations by train. The camerawoman must fully charge the camera battery and bring a spare battery and charger. Additional scenes may include a photo shoot for a magazine, location pictures, costume pictures, and a cake scene if there is enough time. The goal is to be prepared and capture all essential footage for the day's production.
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Weekly update 1
The weekly meeting summary includes the following information:
1) Nisha Bhamra and Sahra Ahmed attended the first meeting of Infinity-Scope Studios from 12:13pm to 12:37pm on Tuesday 9th September.
2) The group exchanged ideas for short films and documentary projects, discussed what makes a short film successful, and selected a drama genre film idea to develop.
3) Tasks were assigned to members for completion by the next weekly meeting, with Danny responsible for the company name, logo, and first script draft, and Nisha and Sahra each having multiple preparatory assignments.
Screen testing
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Genre research
A drama film focuses on realistic characters and their struggles with themes like addiction or poverty. It aims to elicit empathy from audiences by portraying characters experiencing crucial life events. While the origins of drama are unknown, the Greeks are credited with establishing early forms in their theaters. Modern drama includes subgenres like legal drama, historical drama, and comedy-drama. Conventions include techniques like flashbacks, narration, and highlighting emotional tension. The filmmakers chose to make a drama because they want to move audiences emotionally and see creating drama as a new creative challenge.
Weekly update 8
The weekly update meeting was held at Sahra's house from 11:59am to 12:26pm with Nisha Bhamra and Sahra Ahmed present. They discussed being happy with the film production so far but needing to polish the final edit and waiting on score notes. Their to-do list includes keeping their blog updated, final editing, screen testing, and ensuring the score notes are completed.
Weekly update 3
The weekly update meeting discussed the success of the previous film session where they completed much of the required work. They discussed finding actors to fill remaining roles for the next filming session. Tasks to be completed by the following week include the final script draft, equipment list, cast notes, and planning the next filming session. The next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday 30th September.
Weekly update 7
The weekly update meeting discussed filming the ending and bathroom scenes on Wednesday 22nd and Friday 24th October. They also sat down to peer evaluate work and improve communication and standards between group members. Their plan is to keep blogs updated, take cast and score notes, discuss previous filming, edit, and ensure blog work meets standards with screen testing still to be completed.
Weekly update 10
The weekly update meeting from Infinity-Scope Studios discussed potential changes to the project like adding voiceovers of the main character Eldon and his ex-wife, as well as possible flashbacks. They also planned to finish editing the project by November 21st and discussed completing remaining tasks like photo shoots, scoring, and screening before the next meeting on November 18th.
Weekly update 6
The weekly update summarizes a meeting of the Infinity-Scope Studios group. Nisha Bhamra and Sahra Ahmed attended the meeting from 08:39am to 08:53am in Room A29. The group discussed what they were happy and unhappy with from previous work, with the majority expressing unhappiness over lack of communication and workload. They planned to improve communication and complete tasks like updating blogs, finalizing scripts, and screen testing by their next meeting on October 21st.
Weekly update 2
The group discussed plans for their first major filming session on Thursday. They will film at various planned locations to get rough outlines of virtually all scenes. Scenes to be filmed include ones at a hotel room they booked, of the main character trying to start his car and taking the train after, and at the school with another teacher. They have acquired necessary props and permissions and tasks are being checked in preparation for the busy filming day.
Weekly update 5
The weekly update meeting was held on Tuesday 7th October from 08:30am to 08:59am in Room A29. Nisha Bhamra and Sahra Ahmed were present, with Sahra taking minutes. The group planned their second filming session scheduled for Thursday 9th October, after their main actor canceled availability on Wednesday. They ensured all cast members knew their lines, roles, and costumes for the shoot. The group feels pressure from schoolwork and other tasks but hopes the filming session will be a success. Their plans for the coming week include keeping their blog updated, finalizing scripts and notes, discussing the previous shoot, editing, and completing screen tests. Their next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday 14th October.
Weekly update 4
The weekly update meeting took place from 08:56am to 09:27am in Room A29. Sahra Ahmed took the minutes. Sahra and Nisha discussed stripping down their filmmaking process and improving areas for their highest marks. They planned their shooting days on October 8th and 9th. As Nisha was absent, Sahra agreed to inform her of the meeting details and ensure she continued editing to have a rough draft for feedback before the deadline. Their plan for the next week includes keeping their blog updated, finalizing scripts, equipment lists, casting notes, scoring, and screen testing on October 6th.
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Cast notes
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Fonts Used
The production company InfinityScope Studios chose the font "Good Times" from dafont.com for their logo and film credits because they felt its bold capitalized style reflected drama genres. They believe the font has flexibility for other genres like action/adventure. Using the same font in the opening credits will help viewers recognize it from the logo and identify the film as being produced by InfinityScope Studios, increasing awareness of the company.
Analysis of Credits Used
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Prop notes
The document provides prop notes for a short film, describing key objects and scenes:
- The opening scene shows the protagonist Eldon waking up still holding an empty scotch bottle, implying he fell asleep drunk and uses alcohol to cope with conflicts in his life.
- Eldon's phone displays missed calls and messages from his ex about their daughter, and is later used by others to record Eldon's public breakdown.
- Eldon carries a messenger bag on his way to work to bring needed items, but he fumbles through it disorganized on the train.
- Elise, a well-mannered student, hands Eldon her personal statement for advice, showing his responsibility to students but
Plan for day one of shooting.docx
The production plan outlines the logistics for the first day of shooting. It details that the date is June 22nd, 2014 starting at 12:00 pm with Sahra Ahmed directing and operating the camera. The cast includes Jordan Hewitt and Arran Sharma. Equipment such as the camera, tripod, memory card, and extra battery will be used. Pre-shooting involves picking up the equipment and practicing with it. At the locations, the scenes to be filmed include Anna and Tom waking up in bed with point-of-view shots, Anna tracing Tom's arm, baking a cake, and playing twister.
Shooting Schedule
This document contains scheduling information and updates for the filming of multiple scenes for a project. It lists the dates, locations, equipment, props, actors, and crew needed for each shoot. Many of the scheduled shoots needed to be rescheduled due to issues with weather, lighting, locations, and recruiting extra actors. Updates note problems encountered such as a broken light and a camera not being set to the correct quality. Rescheduled dates are provided when shoots need to be re-done.
Filming Day 4
The call sheet provides details for the fourth day of filming, including health and safety considerations for filming in a school. It outlines two scenes to be shot in a storage cupboard featuring the character Julia, including her costume. It lists the equipment needed and instructions to visit the site office for keys, and for Polly to transport equipment to the location. The document notes the room is fully enclosed so there will be no issues with weather.
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Plan for first day of shooting
The document outlines the filming schedule and equipment for a student film shoot. It notes the date, time, crew members, and transport method. The filming equipment includes an SLR camera, SD card, tripod, extra battery and charger. It lists tasks that must be completed before filming such as collecting equipment, ensuring the battery is fully charged, and practicing with the camera. The shooting will take place at a house on Oaks Lane and include scenes of a character stopping another from leaving and going through a morning routine.
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The weekly meeting summary includes the following information:
1) Nisha Bhamra and Sahra Ahmed attended the first meeting of Infinity-Scope Studios from 12:13pm to 12:37pm on Tuesday 9th September.
2) The group exchanged ideas for short films and documentary projects, discussed what makes a short film successful, and selected a drama genre film idea to develop.
3) Tasks were assigned to members for completion by the next weekly meeting, with Danny responsible for the company name, logo, and first script draft, and Nisha and Sahra each having multiple preparatory assignments.
Screen testing
The document provides casting details for roles in a film, including Eldon, James, and extras. For the role of Eldon, Michael Douglas was chosen over Mohamed Ahmed. Johnathon Gardner was selected for the role of James over Stefan Schuller and Vysh Jena. Elizabeth Mannering was chosen to play Miss Fenn and Anna Davies will voice Eldon's ex-wife.
Genre research
A drama film focuses on realistic characters and their struggles with themes like addiction or poverty. It aims to elicit empathy from audiences by portraying characters experiencing crucial life events. While the origins of drama are unknown, the Greeks are credited with establishing early forms in their theaters. Modern drama includes subgenres like legal drama, historical drama, and comedy-drama. Conventions include techniques like flashbacks, narration, and highlighting emotional tension. The filmmakers chose to make a drama because they want to move audiences emotionally and see creating drama as a new creative challenge.
Weekly update 8
The weekly update meeting was held at Sahra's house from 11:59am to 12:26pm with Nisha Bhamra and Sahra Ahmed present. They discussed being happy with the film production so far but needing to polish the final edit and waiting on score notes. Their to-do list includes keeping their blog updated, final editing, screen testing, and ensuring the score notes are completed.
Weekly update 3
The weekly update meeting discussed the success of the previous film session where they completed much of the required work. They discussed finding actors to fill remaining roles for the next filming session. Tasks to be completed by the following week include the final script draft, equipment list, cast notes, and planning the next filming session. The next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday 30th September.
Weekly update 7
The weekly update meeting discussed filming the ending and bathroom scenes on Wednesday 22nd and Friday 24th October. They also sat down to peer evaluate work and improve communication and standards between group members. Their plan is to keep blogs updated, take cast and score notes, discuss previous filming, edit, and ensure blog work meets standards with screen testing still to be completed.
Weekly update 10
The weekly update meeting from Infinity-Scope Studios discussed potential changes to the project like adding voiceovers of the main character Eldon and his ex-wife, as well as possible flashbacks. They also planned to finish editing the project by November 21st and discussed completing remaining tasks like photo shoots, scoring, and screening before the next meeting on November 18th.
Weekly update 6
The weekly update summarizes a meeting of the Infinity-Scope Studios group. Nisha Bhamra and Sahra Ahmed attended the meeting from 08:39am to 08:53am in Room A29. The group discussed what they were happy and unhappy with from previous work, with the majority expressing unhappiness over lack of communication and workload. They planned to improve communication and complete tasks like updating blogs, finalizing scripts, and screen testing by their next meeting on October 21st.
Weekly update 2
The group discussed plans for their first major filming session on Thursday. They will film at various planned locations to get rough outlines of virtually all scenes. Scenes to be filmed include ones at a hotel room they booked, of the main character trying to start his car and taking the train after, and at the school with another teacher. They have acquired necessary props and permissions and tasks are being checked in preparation for the busy filming day.
Weekly update 5
The weekly update meeting was held on Tuesday 7th October from 08:30am to 08:59am in Room A29. Nisha Bhamra and Sahra Ahmed were present, with Sahra taking minutes. The group planned their second filming session scheduled for Thursday 9th October, after their main actor canceled availability on Wednesday. They ensured all cast members knew their lines, roles, and costumes for the shoot. The group feels pressure from schoolwork and other tasks but hopes the filming session will be a success. Their plans for the coming week include keeping their blog updated, finalizing scripts and notes, discussing the previous shoot, editing, and completing screen tests. Their next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday 14th October.
Weekly update 4
The weekly update meeting took place from 08:56am to 09:27am in Room A29. Sahra Ahmed took the minutes. Sahra and Nisha discussed stripping down their filmmaking process and improving areas for their highest marks. They planned their shooting days on October 8th and 9th. As Nisha was absent, Sahra agreed to inform her of the meeting details and ensure she continued editing to have a rough draft for feedback before the deadline. Their plan for the next week includes keeping their blog updated, finalizing scripts, equipment lists, casting notes, scoring, and screen testing on October 6th.
Representation
This document discusses representation in media and outlines several representation theorists. It notes that representation can vary based on factors like age, gender, ethnicity, and social class. Theories discussed include Laura Mulvey's concept of the "male gaze" in film, bell hooks' analysis of the objectification of black women in hip hop, John Berger's view that women are there for male objectification, and Stuart Hall's encoding/decoding theory of media representation. The document then gives examples of how different groups may be represented, such as the elderly as helpless or black people liking chicken. It analyzes the representation of the main character Eldon Livermore, a 30-year-old divorced black male teacher, noting both potential stereotypes and
Cast notes
The document discusses the casting choices for the roles in an upcoming production. Michael Douglas was cast as Eldon due to his experience acting in similar drama genre productions and ability to portray suppressed rage. Jonathan Gardner will play the role of James, an annoying schoolboy, as he has acting experience from both film and stage and can portray an immature teenager. Alice Lupton was cast as Elise since she is currently completing her personal statement, like the character, and has the qualities and presentation skills to make the character believable and likable. Ms. Mainwaring was the first choice to play Ms. Fenn given her experience as a drama teacher and ability to come across as professional yet welcoming based on her natural charis
BBFC
The British Board of Film Classification (BBFC) rates films in the UK based on their content. Films are given ratings of Universal, PG, 12A, 15, or 18 based on the level of sex, violence, drug use, and strong language. For a student film about a teenager dealing with alcohol abuse and aggression issues, the students determined a 12A rating was appropriate as it contained implied alcohol use, mild violence, and occasional strong language to portray the main character's state of mind. A 12A is suitable for those aged 12 and over but may contain more mature content than younger ratings.
Fonts Used
The production company InfinityScope Studios chose the font "Good Times" from dafont.com for their logo and film credits because they felt its bold capitalized style reflected drama genres. They believe the font has flexibility for other genres like action/adventure. Using the same font in the opening credits will help viewers recognize it from the logo and identify the film as being produced by InfinityScope Studios, increasing awareness of the company.
Analysis of Credits Used
The document analyzes the opening credits of the film "Catch Me If You Can" and discusses the purpose and order of credits. It notes that the opening credits introduce the production company, director Steven Spielberg, and main actors Leonardo DiCaprio and Tom Hanks. It explains that these early credits highlight the people most responsible for the film's success in order to attract audiences. The credits then list other major cast and crew such as the composer, editor, and cinematographer to recognize their important roles in bringing the film together.
Prop notes
The document provides prop notes for a short film, describing key objects and scenes:
- The opening scene shows the protagonist Eldon waking up still holding an empty scotch bottle, implying he fell asleep drunk and uses alcohol to cope with conflicts in his life.
- Eldon's phone displays missed calls and messages from his ex about their daughter, and is later used by others to record Eldon's public breakdown.
- Eldon carries a messenger bag on his way to work to bring needed items, but he fumbles through it disorganized on the train.
- Elise, a well-mannered student, hands Eldon her personal statement for advice, showing his responsibility to students but
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The weekly update meeting between Nisha Bhamra and Sahra Ahmed was brief as they both had deadlines to meet. They discussed finishing paperwork, editing, and recording scores for the studio. Their plan is to complete final posts, editing, and screening tests while also deciding on tag lines and release dates. They will meet again on November 25th.
Weekly update 9
The weekly update meeting discussed finalizing the photo shoot on Thursday at noon to complete individual pictures. They also finalized what scenes need to be re-filmed for the last filming session on Thursday and hope to have a first full draft of the production completed by November 16th. Completing all blog work by the end of next week was also discussed to meet deadlines.
Weekly update 7
The weekly update meeting discussed filming the ending and bathroom scenes on Wednesday 22nd and Friday 24th October. They also sat down to peer evaluate work and improve communication and standards between group members. Their plan is to keep blogs updated, take cast and score notes, discuss previous filming, edit, and ensure blog work meets standards with screen testing still to be completed.
Weekly update 2
The group discussed plans for their first major filming session on Thursday. They will film at various planned locations to get rough outlines of virtually all scenes. Scenes planned include hotel scenes of the character waking up drunk and listening to messages, trying to start his car but taking the train instead, scenes on the train making other passengers uncomfortable, and school scenes with fellow teachers. They also booked a hotel room and prepared props.
Weekly update 7
The weekly update meeting discussed plans to film the ending and bathroom scenes on Wednesday the 22nd and Friday the 24th of October. They also evaluated past work and communication to improve standards and resolve issues. Future tasks include keeping the blog updated, notes on casting, scoring, and editing. The next meeting will be on October 30th.
Weekly update 6
The weekly update document summarizes a meeting of the Infinity-Scope Studios group held on Tuesday 14th October. Danny Deller, Nisha Bhamra and Sahra Ahmed attended the meeting from 08:39am to 08:53am in Room A29. The group discussed what they were happy and unhappy with, noting happiness with footage from previous filming but unhappiness with lack of work completion and communication. They agreed improved communication was key to addressing issues. Plans for the coming week included keeping the blog updated, finalizing scripts and notes, editing, and screen testing. The next meeting was scheduled for Tuesday 21st October.
Weekly update 5
The weekly meeting covered planning for the second filming session on Thursday, issues caused by the main actor being unavailable on Wednesday, and ensuring all cast and crew were prepared. They discussed feeling pressure from their busy schedules but hoping the Thursday shoot will be successful. Their to-do list included keeping the blog updated, finalizing scripts and notes, discussing the previous shoot, editing, and screen testing.
Weekly update 4
The weekly update meeting covered plans for upcoming filming sessions, areas for improvement, and tasks to be completed. Danny and Sahra discussed stripping down equipment and focusing on filming plans. They asked their teacher for feedback on improving work quality. A filming schedule was set for October 8-9. Sahra emailed Nisha with updates since she was absent. Plans were made to keep the blog updated, finalize scripts and notes, and screen test on October 6 to prepare.
Weekly update 3
The weekly update meeting discussed the success of the previous film session, where they completed much of the required work in one filming session. They then discussed casting two remaining roles for the next session - a sixth form student and the student Eldon hits. They plan a screen test next Thursday to recruit actors to fill these scenes. Tasks to be completed by next week include the final script draft, keeping the blog updated, equipment list, cast notes, score notes, and planning the next filming session. The next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday 30th September.
Weekly update 3
The weekly update meeting discussed the success of the previous film session, where they completed much of the required work in one filming session. They then discussed casting two remaining roles for the next session - a sixth form student and the student Eldon hits. They plan a screen test next Thursday to recruit actors to fill these scenes. Tasks to be completed by next week include the final script draft, keeping the blog updated, equipment list, cast notes, score notes, and planning the next filming session. The next meeting is scheduled for Tuesday 30th September.
Weekly Update 2
The group discussed plans for their first major filming session on the upcoming Thursday. They intend to have a full day of "power filming" to shoot footage for virtually the entire film at various planned locations. Tasks have been assigned and preparations made, including booking a hotel room, acquiring props, and securing necessary permissions. They then listed the specific scenes they aim to film, such as scenes of the main character waking in a hotel and on a train, as well as interactions at school.
Production schedule 2
This document outlines the production schedule for InfinityScope Studios. It details the pre-production, production and post-production processes and tasks, including brainstorming ideas, creating storyboards, conducting research, filming and editing. Various online tools such as Bubbl.us, Photoshop, and Scribd were used for tasks such as developing the company name and logo, treatment, script, and health and safety plans. The schedule assigns responsibilities for each task to group members and tracks the time spent and dates for completion.
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- 1. PLAN FOR SECOND DAY OF SHOOTING InfinityScope Studios
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- 4. ONCE SHOOTING Everything with annoying girl – personal statement Runs off – calls daughter Again, this is to be a very detailed scene. A lot of attention should be on Eldon, close-ups and extreme close-ups are vital. Use reece pictures as a guideline for Eldon’s costume, hair and any necessary make-up Phone to be used, close up of this Microphone to be used when on the phone Johnny and friend – confrontational scene / FIGHT SCENE: This is to be a very detailed scene, portraying the disequilibrium in response to Todorov’s narrative theory - is must be engaging and have the audience wanting more, it needs to be perfect. Actor needs to be found - done in screening Action part, may have to be done hand held? - End of filming session 2