This document contains a 63-scene shotlist for a film about a girl named Sophie dealing with receiving an HIV positive diagnosis. The shotlist includes descriptions of location, characters, and costuming for each scene. It shows Sophie studying, receiving the diagnosis, telling her friend Lola, going on a date with Danny that turns disturbing, and coming to terms with her diagnosis.
This document contains a 63-scene storyboard for a film. It provides details for each scene such as the shot, location, characters, props, and costumes. The storyboard follows the character Sophie as she studies at home, receives concerning text messages, discovers an HIV diagnosis letter, has a flashback to a night out, and ends devastated on the floor after realizing what happened.
The document is a storyboard for a short film containing 52 scenes with descriptions of shots, locations, characters, props, and costumes for each scene. The storyboard outlines scenes of a girl studying, receiving a text, finding a letter, and having flashbacks to events with a boy that leave her distressed and sliding down a wall in tears while holding a letter stating she is HIV positive.
The document contains a shot list for a film with 51 scenes showing a girl studying for exams, receiving a letter about an HIV test, having flashbacks, going on a date that goes wrong, and dealing with the aftermath back home. The shots range from establishing shots, mid shots, and closeups showing the girl's reactions, locations include both interiors and exteriors, and characters include the main girl and her friend. Props include books, phones, and the important HIV letter while costumes include pajamas and casual outfits.
The document is a draft shot list and script for a short film. It contains 35 scenes with descriptions of the shots, locations, characters, costumes, and props. The story follows a girl named Sophie who receives an NHS text and letter about getting tested for HIV. She has flashbacks to social interactions and studying as she processes the news. The summary provides an overview of the key elements and storyline of the draft film plan in 3 sentences.
This document contains a shotlist for draft 3 of a film. It lists 35 scenes with descriptions of the shots, locations, characters, props, costumes, and more. The shots follow the main character Sophie through studying at home, receiving texts, finding an NHS letter about an HIV test, having flashbacks, talking with her friend Lola, and returning to reality. Locations include Sophie's bedroom, the corridor, living room, and a party. Characters include Sophie, Lola, and Danny. Props include books, papers, phones, letters, and drinks cups.
The document contains a draft shot list for a short film about a girl named Sophie. It includes 27 scenes with descriptions of the shots, locations, characters, props, and costumes. Some key shots include a closeup of Sophie studying in her bedroom, checking her phone, receiving a text from the NHS, opening a letter and dropping it in shock, and sitting devastated on the sofa after receiving bad news. The shot list provides details to storyboard and plan the visual elements and flow of the short film.
This document contains a shotlist for a film about a girl named Sophie. It outlines 27 scenes and shots that will be filmed, mostly taking place inside Sophie's bedroom and downstairs areas. The shots include closeups of Sophie's face, texts on her phone and papers, and her reactions to receiving messages and a letter. Her costumes remain the same throughout - a Hollister top and tracksuit bottoms. The shotlist provides details on locations, characters, props and costumes for each shot to help plan the film shoot.
The document provides a 28 scene shotlist for a film with locations including the exterior and interior of Debbie's house, a park, and various rooms within the house. Each scene includes a description of the shot, the location, characters, and any relevant props or costumes. The shotlist follows the character Sophie through interacting with friends on her phone and laptop, going to the park with her boyfriend Danny, an argument with Danny, and seeking comfort through a teddy bear and phone call from Danny at her home.
This document contains a 63-scene storyboard for a film. It provides details for each scene such as the shot, location, characters, props, and costumes. The storyboard follows the character Sophie as she studies at home, receives concerning text messages, discovers an HIV diagnosis letter, has a flashback to a night out, and ends devastated on the floor after realizing what happened.
The document is a storyboard for a short film containing 52 scenes with descriptions of shots, locations, characters, props, and costumes for each scene. The storyboard outlines scenes of a girl studying, receiving a text, finding a letter, and having flashbacks to events with a boy that leave her distressed and sliding down a wall in tears while holding a letter stating she is HIV positive.
The document contains a shot list for a film with 51 scenes showing a girl studying for exams, receiving a letter about an HIV test, having flashbacks, going on a date that goes wrong, and dealing with the aftermath back home. The shots range from establishing shots, mid shots, and closeups showing the girl's reactions, locations include both interiors and exteriors, and characters include the main girl and her friend. Props include books, phones, and the important HIV letter while costumes include pajamas and casual outfits.
The document is a draft shot list and script for a short film. It contains 35 scenes with descriptions of the shots, locations, characters, costumes, and props. The story follows a girl named Sophie who receives an NHS text and letter about getting tested for HIV. She has flashbacks to social interactions and studying as she processes the news. The summary provides an overview of the key elements and storyline of the draft film plan in 3 sentences.
This document contains a shotlist for draft 3 of a film. It lists 35 scenes with descriptions of the shots, locations, characters, props, costumes, and more. The shots follow the main character Sophie through studying at home, receiving texts, finding an NHS letter about an HIV test, having flashbacks, talking with her friend Lola, and returning to reality. Locations include Sophie's bedroom, the corridor, living room, and a party. Characters include Sophie, Lola, and Danny. Props include books, papers, phones, letters, and drinks cups.
The document contains a draft shot list for a short film about a girl named Sophie. It includes 27 scenes with descriptions of the shots, locations, characters, props, and costumes. Some key shots include a closeup of Sophie studying in her bedroom, checking her phone, receiving a text from the NHS, opening a letter and dropping it in shock, and sitting devastated on the sofa after receiving bad news. The shot list provides details to storyboard and plan the visual elements and flow of the short film.
This document contains a shotlist for a film about a girl named Sophie. It outlines 27 scenes and shots that will be filmed, mostly taking place inside Sophie's bedroom and downstairs areas. The shots include closeups of Sophie's face, texts on her phone and papers, and her reactions to receiving messages and a letter. Her costumes remain the same throughout - a Hollister top and tracksuit bottoms. The shotlist provides details on locations, characters, props and costumes for each shot to help plan the film shoot.
The document provides a 28 scene shotlist for a film with locations including the exterior and interior of Debbie's house, a park, and various rooms within the house. Each scene includes a description of the shot, the location, characters, and any relevant props or costumes. The shotlist follows the character Sophie through interacting with friends on her phone and laptop, going to the park with her boyfriend Danny, an argument with Danny, and seeking comfort through a teddy bear and phone call from Danny at her home.
The opening sequence of the film establishes tension through graphic images of blood and fire with Egyptian drawings. It then cuts abruptly to two men in a lab who seem unconcerned with their work. The sequence introduces the main characters, a group of teenagers preparing for a vacation. Rapid transitions between scenes keep the audience unsettled as they wonder what threats may arise. Red is used prominently to symbolize danger and death throughout the opening.
The poster features the male protagonist in color at the center, surrounded by other characters in the background in black and white. Most background characters avoid eye contact with the viewer, suggesting guilt or hidden secrets. The title and ambiguous images in the background reflect the film's spy thriller genre and mysterious storyline.
The opening sequence of the psychological thriller follows conventions of the genre by starting with a disruption where the protagonist Sophie is seen running in a vulnerable state. It builds tension by focusing on establishing the isolated and eerie location through wide shots, keeping what Sophie is running from unknown. Sophie is made to appear trapped in the remote building location with no escape. The sequence uses quick edits, low camera angles and a shaky point-of-view shot to create anxiety and suspense for the audience as to what will happen to Sophie in the deserted location.
The document provides an analysis of a film poster. It examines various elements of the poster including the positioning and costumes of characters, colors used, taglines, and implications. These visual cues and textual elements are described in detail to convey meanings, themes, and the intended audience. Key details like genre, main characters, and plot points are subtly suggested through symbolic representations and cinematography references within the poster composition.
This film poster contains many stylistic elements that provide context and insight into the film's plot and characters. The positioning of the characters indicates there is a main protagonist and hints of good vs evil dynamics between them. Costumes suggest identities are hidden. Bright colors draw attention to the title while font and placement of tag lines connote rebellion. Imagery of a shattered mirror and clenched fists portray conflict while facial expressions and lighting reveal vulnerability and tension between characters. Mysterious backgrounds and weather add to the film's ominous tone.
The document discusses thriller films and provides examples from films to illustrate common conventions of the genre. It analyzes shots, colors, fonts, settings, characters, and plots from films like The Woman in Black, Black Swan, and The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3. Key elements identified include ominous atmospheres, psychological thrills, conflicts between good and evil, danger, violence, and suspenseful storylines.
The poster analyses a horror movie poster with the following key points:
1) The colour scheme is dark and gloomy with reds, blacks, and greys to portray anger, mystery and evil.
2) The main image shows a man with red eyes looking down, suggesting power over his victim holding an axe, while the rising sun implies his defeat.
3) The tagline "you can't run from evil when it lives next door" warns not to trust neighbors and that danger could be close.
As opening sequence coursework evaluationMaddison Page
The document discusses the opening sequence of the film Panic Room and compares it to the author's own opening sequence for a film called Beautiful Psycho. Panic Room establishes the thriller genre through dramatic music and builds tension, while introducing key elements later in the film. In contrast, the author's opening sequence uses unsettling camera shots and music to throw the audience immediately into a state of mystery and desperation. It introduces the main character Sabrina and locations through props and costumes rather than dialogue. The sequence aims to intrigue audiences while challenging thriller conventions. Overall, the document provides an in-depth analysis of how different opening sequences can be constructed to immerse audiences in the narrative.
The group is planning their opening sequence for a film. They will explore conventions of realistic struggles like alcoholism, depression, and neglect. Characters will be in conflict with themselves or others. They discuss the target audience of 15+ males and females from working class backgrounds interested in realistic films. Risk assessments and planning meetings are scheduled to storyboard scenes and film flashbacks and the present day.
The document provides details about the opening of a psychological thriller film titled "Maniacal". The opening sequence introduces the main character, a mentally disturbed school girl, through shots of her in an asylum corridor and classroom. It establishes her fascination with fire and matches through close-ups. The dark cinematography and unsettling music aim to portray the girl's lonely and deranged mental state. The introduction of a mysterious psychiatrist hints at the examination of her condition.
Still Image Analysis on 'The Roomate' Trailerchelsmiller95
This document analyzes several still shots from a horror movie trailer through the lenses of camerawork, mise-en-scene, representation, and conventions of genre. It summarizes the shots as follows:
1) The opening establishing shot introduces the setting of a busy college in broad daylight.
2) A close-up of a character's eye shows her watching someone suspiciously, setting up unease through low lighting and makeup.
3) An aerial shot of partying college students in a nightclub represents their normal social lives before events take a dark turn.
4) Facial close-ups of a screaming, injured character advance the plot and engage viewers through conventional horror techniques.
The trailer provides questions about the plot of three films without giving away too many details:
1) Le Havre (2011) - It shows an unusual relationship between two people and raises questions about why a boy is running away and what happens to him in the end.
2) The Perks of Being a Wallflower (2012) - It introduces a 'wallflower' character and his teacher but does not reveal who he is writing to or why he is a misfit.
3) A Dangerous Method (2011) - It establishes the film is a thriller/drama set in the past but leaves the woman's story and what the main character has done unexplained.
The trailer for House at the End of the Street raises several questions for the audience. It shows a young girl running from something scary in an isolated house at night. Intercut with shots of a bottle of pills and a nervous man, it leaves the audience wondering what evil presence the girl is fleeing from and what relation the man has to both her and the evil entity in the house. The fast cuts and liberal use of rewinding adds suspense to the typical horror conventions featured in the trailer.
Shutter Island - Poster, Magazine & TrailerJessMarston95
This trailer summarizes the psychological thriller film Shutter Island through a series of shots from the trailer. It establishes the dark, isolated and mysterious setting of the film on Shutter Island through shots of the stormy weather and the protagonist being cut off from authority. It builds tension and mystery around the dangerous secrets of the asylum and hints at the protagonist slowly realizing something is wrong. The shots are presented in a way to unsettle and intrigue the audience to want to learn more about the film's secrets.
The document describes a movie poster created for a teenage audience that advertises a hybrid horror/comedy film called "Period 9". Research was conducted on genres and interests of 11-16 year olds which found horror and comedy most popular. Colors, characters, and social media icons were included to appeal to teens. The poster uses dark colors and a mysterious school setting to convey horror elements while a character's expression hints at comedy. Overall it combines genres teens enjoy in a unique way to attract their interest.
The document describes a movie poster created for a teenage audience. It combines elements of horror and comedy genres to appeal to teenagers' most popular film interests. Market research informed the poster's design with dark colors, references to social media, and characters around the target age. The poster depicts an eerie school setting to subvert expectations while hinting at strange events, blending thriller and comedy tones for a "thrillcom" film genre.
The document discusses evaluation questions for Sophie White's advanced production project on a soap opera called Borderline. It includes a trailer for the soap opera, information on the magazines and billboards created to promote the soap, and feedback on how effective the combination of media was at conveying the intended messages. The document also reflects on what was learned from audience research conducted prior to creating the soap opera.
This shot list contains 52 shots organized into 10 scenes for the film "Forbidden Productions". The shots include a variety of angles and close-ups showing characters like Grace and The Widower. Many shots focus on Grace playing with her doll, drawing pictures, and interacting with The Widower. Other shots follow The Widower delivering a letter and walking through the woods. The variety of shots will be used to tell the story across the 10 scenes.
The document describes 27 shots of a school film scene. It begins with Jessie and her teacher talking in the classroom in long shots and over the shoulder shots. Jessie then leaves the classroom and talks with Sarah in the corridor in two shots and over the shoulder shots. They walk out of shot. The scene then cuts to Zac, Ryan, Jessie and Sarah sitting on benches in the school courtyard, having a conversation in two shots, zooms and over the shoulder shots. Elizabeth is seen staring at the group from a separate bench. The scene then shows Billy alone in the school library, smiling at the camera.
This document contains a shot-by-shot summary of a music video. It describes 65 shots in terms of shot type, action, and mise-en-scene. The shots progress from an extreme close-up of the main character waking up to long shots of the full band performing at a concert. Key moments include the character getting ready for the day, witnessing violence, cleaning up at college, and the band's energetic live performance. The document provides detailed direction on visual elements to convey the narrative and mood throughout the music video.
This shot list contains 43 shots detailing scenes from a murder mystery film. It begins by establishing the murder of the initial victim through birds eye view and close up shots. Several interrogation shots are included showing the villain being questioned. The plot then thickens as the main character finds clues at home leading him to discover his wife dead at the church. The shot list ends with close ups establishing the main character's emotions of anger and desire for revenge.
The opening of Jennifer's Body establishes several key themes through its cinematography and soundtrack. It begins with a tracking shot at night in a garden that sets an ominous tone. Close-ups of a girl's face and a shot of her bedroom provide clues about her feminine but rebellious personality. Another girl watches angrily from outside the window, hinting at jealousy. Later shots reveal the watcher is in a mental institution, suggesting she has uncontrollable rage and may be imprisoned for harming others. The opening uses visuals and audio to immerse the viewer in the film's themes of danger, sexuality, and the turmoil of teenage life.
The opening sequence of the film establishes tension through graphic images of blood and fire with Egyptian drawings. It then cuts abruptly to two men in a lab who seem unconcerned with their work. The sequence introduces the main characters, a group of teenagers preparing for a vacation. Rapid transitions between scenes keep the audience unsettled as they wonder what threats may arise. Red is used prominently to symbolize danger and death throughout the opening.
The poster features the male protagonist in color at the center, surrounded by other characters in the background in black and white. Most background characters avoid eye contact with the viewer, suggesting guilt or hidden secrets. The title and ambiguous images in the background reflect the film's spy thriller genre and mysterious storyline.
The opening sequence of the psychological thriller follows conventions of the genre by starting with a disruption where the protagonist Sophie is seen running in a vulnerable state. It builds tension by focusing on establishing the isolated and eerie location through wide shots, keeping what Sophie is running from unknown. Sophie is made to appear trapped in the remote building location with no escape. The sequence uses quick edits, low camera angles and a shaky point-of-view shot to create anxiety and suspense for the audience as to what will happen to Sophie in the deserted location.
The document provides an analysis of a film poster. It examines various elements of the poster including the positioning and costumes of characters, colors used, taglines, and implications. These visual cues and textual elements are described in detail to convey meanings, themes, and the intended audience. Key details like genre, main characters, and plot points are subtly suggested through symbolic representations and cinematography references within the poster composition.
This film poster contains many stylistic elements that provide context and insight into the film's plot and characters. The positioning of the characters indicates there is a main protagonist and hints of good vs evil dynamics between them. Costumes suggest identities are hidden. Bright colors draw attention to the title while font and placement of tag lines connote rebellion. Imagery of a shattered mirror and clenched fists portray conflict while facial expressions and lighting reveal vulnerability and tension between characters. Mysterious backgrounds and weather add to the film's ominous tone.
The document discusses thriller films and provides examples from films to illustrate common conventions of the genre. It analyzes shots, colors, fonts, settings, characters, and plots from films like The Woman in Black, Black Swan, and The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3. Key elements identified include ominous atmospheres, psychological thrills, conflicts between good and evil, danger, violence, and suspenseful storylines.
The poster analyses a horror movie poster with the following key points:
1) The colour scheme is dark and gloomy with reds, blacks, and greys to portray anger, mystery and evil.
2) The main image shows a man with red eyes looking down, suggesting power over his victim holding an axe, while the rising sun implies his defeat.
3) The tagline "you can't run from evil when it lives next door" warns not to trust neighbors and that danger could be close.
As opening sequence coursework evaluationMaddison Page
The document discusses the opening sequence of the film Panic Room and compares it to the author's own opening sequence for a film called Beautiful Psycho. Panic Room establishes the thriller genre through dramatic music and builds tension, while introducing key elements later in the film. In contrast, the author's opening sequence uses unsettling camera shots and music to throw the audience immediately into a state of mystery and desperation. It introduces the main character Sabrina and locations through props and costumes rather than dialogue. The sequence aims to intrigue audiences while challenging thriller conventions. Overall, the document provides an in-depth analysis of how different opening sequences can be constructed to immerse audiences in the narrative.
The group is planning their opening sequence for a film. They will explore conventions of realistic struggles like alcoholism, depression, and neglect. Characters will be in conflict with themselves or others. They discuss the target audience of 15+ males and females from working class backgrounds interested in realistic films. Risk assessments and planning meetings are scheduled to storyboard scenes and film flashbacks and the present day.
The document provides details about the opening of a psychological thriller film titled "Maniacal". The opening sequence introduces the main character, a mentally disturbed school girl, through shots of her in an asylum corridor and classroom. It establishes her fascination with fire and matches through close-ups. The dark cinematography and unsettling music aim to portray the girl's lonely and deranged mental state. The introduction of a mysterious psychiatrist hints at the examination of her condition.
Still Image Analysis on 'The Roomate' Trailerchelsmiller95
This document analyzes several still shots from a horror movie trailer through the lenses of camerawork, mise-en-scene, representation, and conventions of genre. It summarizes the shots as follows:
1) The opening establishing shot introduces the setting of a busy college in broad daylight.
2) A close-up of a character's eye shows her watching someone suspiciously, setting up unease through low lighting and makeup.
3) An aerial shot of partying college students in a nightclub represents their normal social lives before events take a dark turn.
4) Facial close-ups of a screaming, injured character advance the plot and engage viewers through conventional horror techniques.
The trailer provides questions about the plot of three films without giving away too many details:
1) Le Havre (2011) - It shows an unusual relationship between two people and raises questions about why a boy is running away and what happens to him in the end.
2) The Perks of Being a Wallflower (2012) - It introduces a 'wallflower' character and his teacher but does not reveal who he is writing to or why he is a misfit.
3) A Dangerous Method (2011) - It establishes the film is a thriller/drama set in the past but leaves the woman's story and what the main character has done unexplained.
The trailer for House at the End of the Street raises several questions for the audience. It shows a young girl running from something scary in an isolated house at night. Intercut with shots of a bottle of pills and a nervous man, it leaves the audience wondering what evil presence the girl is fleeing from and what relation the man has to both her and the evil entity in the house. The fast cuts and liberal use of rewinding adds suspense to the typical horror conventions featured in the trailer.
Shutter Island - Poster, Magazine & TrailerJessMarston95
This trailer summarizes the psychological thriller film Shutter Island through a series of shots from the trailer. It establishes the dark, isolated and mysterious setting of the film on Shutter Island through shots of the stormy weather and the protagonist being cut off from authority. It builds tension and mystery around the dangerous secrets of the asylum and hints at the protagonist slowly realizing something is wrong. The shots are presented in a way to unsettle and intrigue the audience to want to learn more about the film's secrets.
The document describes a movie poster created for a teenage audience that advertises a hybrid horror/comedy film called "Period 9". Research was conducted on genres and interests of 11-16 year olds which found horror and comedy most popular. Colors, characters, and social media icons were included to appeal to teens. The poster uses dark colors and a mysterious school setting to convey horror elements while a character's expression hints at comedy. Overall it combines genres teens enjoy in a unique way to attract their interest.
The document describes a movie poster created for a teenage audience. It combines elements of horror and comedy genres to appeal to teenagers' most popular film interests. Market research informed the poster's design with dark colors, references to social media, and characters around the target age. The poster depicts an eerie school setting to subvert expectations while hinting at strange events, blending thriller and comedy tones for a "thrillcom" film genre.
The document discusses evaluation questions for Sophie White's advanced production project on a soap opera called Borderline. It includes a trailer for the soap opera, information on the magazines and billboards created to promote the soap, and feedback on how effective the combination of media was at conveying the intended messages. The document also reflects on what was learned from audience research conducted prior to creating the soap opera.
This shot list contains 52 shots organized into 10 scenes for the film "Forbidden Productions". The shots include a variety of angles and close-ups showing characters like Grace and The Widower. Many shots focus on Grace playing with her doll, drawing pictures, and interacting with The Widower. Other shots follow The Widower delivering a letter and walking through the woods. The variety of shots will be used to tell the story across the 10 scenes.
The document describes 27 shots of a school film scene. It begins with Jessie and her teacher talking in the classroom in long shots and over the shoulder shots. Jessie then leaves the classroom and talks with Sarah in the corridor in two shots and over the shoulder shots. They walk out of shot. The scene then cuts to Zac, Ryan, Jessie and Sarah sitting on benches in the school courtyard, having a conversation in two shots, zooms and over the shoulder shots. Elizabeth is seen staring at the group from a separate bench. The scene then shows Billy alone in the school library, smiling at the camera.
This document contains a shot-by-shot summary of a music video. It describes 65 shots in terms of shot type, action, and mise-en-scene. The shots progress from an extreme close-up of the main character waking up to long shots of the full band performing at a concert. Key moments include the character getting ready for the day, witnessing violence, cleaning up at college, and the band's energetic live performance. The document provides detailed direction on visual elements to convey the narrative and mood throughout the music video.
This shot list contains 43 shots detailing scenes from a murder mystery film. It begins by establishing the murder of the initial victim through birds eye view and close up shots. Several interrogation shots are included showing the villain being questioned. The plot then thickens as the main character finds clues at home leading him to discover his wife dead at the church. The shot list ends with close ups establishing the main character's emotions of anger and desire for revenge.
The opening of Jennifer's Body establishes several key themes through its cinematography and soundtrack. It begins with a tracking shot at night in a garden that sets an ominous tone. Close-ups of a girl's face and a shot of her bedroom provide clues about her feminine but rebellious personality. Another girl watches angrily from outside the window, hinting at jealousy. Later shots reveal the watcher is in a mental institution, suggesting she has uncontrollable rage and may be imprisoned for harming others. The opening uses visuals and audio to immerse the viewer in the film's themes of danger, sexuality, and the turmoil of teenage life.
The document outlines a plan to film a scene showing one character (Maria) entering a room and sitting down using different camera shots. It includes a list of 10 shots with descriptions, such as a long shot of Maria coming up the stairs, a close up of the door handle, and mid shots of Maria walking and sitting in the chair. It also lists props and costumes needed of black and white clothes. The characters involved are Maria, Debbie and Milka.
This document contains a list of 14 documentaries that Maria Younes has watched. The documentaries cover a variety of informative, observational, and persuasive genres and aired on British television channels like Channel 4 and Channel 5. The documentaries address topics such as emergency services, childbirth, gender identity, disabilities, obesity, and climate change.
The document summarizes The Crack magazine, a free monthly culture and listings magazine published in the North East region of England. It covers topics like music, art, film, theater, dance, comedy, clubs, and the LGBT community. The magazine can be found in public spaces like pubs, cafes, restaurants, galleries, libraries, and cinemas. Advertisers interested in the magazine would need to contact The Crack magazine to inquire about advertising costs and terms.
The Crack magazine is a free monthly culture and listings magazine published in the North East region of England. It provides information on entertainment and culture such as music, art, film, theatre, dance, comedy, and clubs. The magazine is distributed for free in public spaces like pubs, cafes, restaurants, galleries, libraries, and cinemas. The graphics in one article inspired the research as they were simple yet catchy designs using neutral colors that did not distract from the content.
The document contains notes from Maria Younes. It lists 3 bullet points but provides no other context or information on the subject of the notes. The 3 bullet points are numbers only, with no other details given.
This document contains draft advertisements and double page spreads created by Maria Younes for an ancillary project. There are 5 drafts of newspaper advertisements and 5 drafts of double page spreads presented in the document.
This 3 sentence document provides production details for a documentary film shoot in Soho Gardens. It notes that Maria Younes and Debbie were filming at the location, with Debbie capturing footage of Kauana by the Soho Square sign. The final sentence makes a brief mention of the weather conditions during filming.
This document contains instructions for taking pictures of individuals for an ancillary project. It lists taking pictures of Laura, Debbie and Kauana using a filter, as well as taking a picture of Kauana as a boy and Luara as a girl.
A documentary was being filmed with Maria Younes as the presenter. Debbie and Maria filmed various scenes with Luara and Kauana. Different groups took turns filming each other and Kauana presented as the main subject of the documentary.
Maria Younes is making a documentary and is working on editing pictures and video footage on iMovie. Debbie and Kauana are assisting Maria by working on the documentary project using iMovie to help edit together media for the documentary. The documentary project involves editing pictures and video footage together on iMovie.
Maria and Luara were working on making an ancillary document in InDesign. They were collaborating to create this supplemental material using Adobe's desktop publishing software. The brief document provided their names and did not include many other details about the ancillary they were designing.
Filming was conducted for a documentary, including interviews with Gouhir, a teacher, and Debbie dressed as a transsexual. Photographs show Maria Younes and Luara filming various interviews and scenes.
This one sentence document appears to be a title page for a draft document on ancillary preparation by Maria Younes. It contains the title "FINAL DRAFT ANCILLARY PREPARATION" and the author's name "Maria Younes" but no other text.
This document contains pictures and images but no descriptive text. It appears to be a draft layout for a double page spread with placeholder images but no accompanying article or captions were provided to give context to the pictures.
The document summarizes the digital technology used to create a documentary. This included a Mac computer for editing, a Canon DSLR camera and Sony video camera for filming, cables to transfer footage, iPads for notes and photos, iPhones for photos and scripts, InDesign for ancillary tasks, iMovie for editing footage, iPhoto for photo editing, and Slideshare for uploading presentations.
The document lists several images and their sources but does not provide permission information. It includes images of RuPaul from YouTube, a pregnant man from YouTube, "Boys don't cry" from YouTube, "My Transsexual Summer" with no permission stated, and Maury with no stated permission.
The document discusses that transgender and gender non-conforming people still face transphobia. It acknowledges that while progress has been made, more work still needs to be done to achieve acceptance and equality for all.
The document outlines 9 steps to create a layout using various tools in an editing program. It describes using tools like the text box tool, rectangle tool, eye dropper tool, and rotation tool to add pictures, text boxes, and colored shapes. The steps have the user create and style elements like photo frames, captions, headers and place them on the page to build out the final designed product.
Maria Younes held an InDesign tutorial over two days. On Wednesday, she showed how to create a new file, set up windows and docks, unclick double pages, use rulers to create grids, and draw boxes using the shape tool and color tool. On Thursday, she demonstrated how to use the rectangle tool to create shapes, the rectangle frame tool to place images, and how to manipulate, crop, arrange, and transform objects using various tools like the scale, eyedropper, hand, and zoom tools. The tutorial covered the basic InDesign tools and how to set up and design pages.
The document discusses that discrimination still exists against transgender people. It acknowledges that while progress has been made, society still has further to go to achieve full acceptance and equality for all. Overall the message conveys that more work remains to overcome transphobia.
This 3 sentence document discusses whether society is transphobic or accepting of transgender people and asks if attitudes towards transgender people are due to nature or nurture.
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Psaroudakis, a name that resonates with football fans around the globe, is a testament to the powerful synergy between familial support and individual passion. Born on March 10, 1992, in the historic city of Heraklion, Crete, Psaroudakis’ journey to international football stardom is a compelling narrative of dedication, perseverance, and unwavering family support. His story not only highlights his athletic prowess but also underscores the crucial role his family played in shaping his career and character.
Psaroudakis’ early life in Heraklion was deeply influenced by a supportive and nurturing family environment. His father, a former semi-professional footballer, recognized Psaroudakis’ potential from an early age. Acting as his first coach, his father’s guidance was instrumental in igniting Psaroudakis’ passion for football. This paternal influence instilled in him a strong work ethic and fundamental skills that would become the foundation of his future success. His mother, a dedicated homemaker, provided a stable and nurturing environment, ensuring that Psaroudakis could pursue his dreams without any hindrances.
From a young age, Psaroudakis showed an innate talent for football. Growing up in Heraklion, he spent countless hours playing football in local parks and streets with friends and family. His natural ability was evident even in these informal settings, and his enthusiasm for the game was infectious. By the age of five, Psaroudakis had joined a local youth football club, where his skills began to flourish. His father’s role as his first coach during these formative years was crucial, as he emphasized not only technical skills but also the importance of discipline and teamwork.
The transition from playing in local parks to joining a structured football environment marked a significant step in Psaroudakis’ journey. At the age of ten, he joined the youth academy of OFI Crete, one of Greece’s most esteemed football clubs. This move marked the beginning of a more rigorous and professional approach to his training. The academy environment was demanding, focusing on honing technical abilities and instilling values of sportsmanship and dedication. Psaroudakis’ dedication to his craft was evident as he quickly rose through the ranks, becoming a standout player in the youth teams.
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However, in 2023, they played one another twice, with France endearing both matches 4-0 and 2-1 individually. Against Poland and Austria, the Netherlands also have a stout record, winning just under half the matches. They faced Austria at Euro 2020, engaging 2-0, and they haven't lost to Poland since 1979.
The lettering is on the wall for Holland to qualify for the knockouts, but nothing is failsafe. The Netherlands kickstart their Euros campaign against Poland on Sunday, June 16th. In Hamburg, they will have to go up against one of the best strikers in the world, Robert Lewandowski.
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Five days later, they travel south to face France in Leipzig, a side led by Kylian Mbappe - one of the finest players in the world currently and one of the most impressive players in his nation's history. To conclude, they face Austria in Berlin, knowing it could be the end of the road if they don't perform.
Ronald Koeman is widely considered one of the more successful Dutch managers in Premier League history, considering the nation has a reputation for struggling to replicate their talents in England. The former Everton manager went against that script and shone — and now he is back managing his nation.
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Belgium coach Domenico Tedesco will wait for several key players to recover from injury. Even if it means they miss the opening Euro Cup Germany stages of the European Championship in Germany this month. Veteran defender Jan Vertonghen, midfielder Youri Tielemans and defender Arthur. Theate are being given time to play in the tournament because they are considered vital to Belgium’s cause, Tedesco said on Tuesday.
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"Of course, you prefer to take players who are fully fit, but that's okay. We want to wait and be patient for some players even if they cannot play in those first matches," he told a press conference. The 37-year-old Vertonghen, Belgium’s Euro Cup 2024 most-capped international with 154 appearances, is struggling to shake off a groin injury.
"He will be there normally. This also applies to Youri Tielemans and Arthur Theate. The latter's position is very sensitive. We don't have many choices at left back. "It will only change if it turns out that they will only be available when, say, the final of the Euro 2024 Championship comes around. That's too long to wait. "However, I am confident that the injured boys are on track for the Euros.
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Some of them have taken not one but two steps forward in their rehabilitation," he said. None of the injured players will feature in this week’s warm-up friendlies against Montenegro and Luxembourg. Romania centre-back Radu Dragusin found chances limited at Tottenham Hotspur in the second half of the 2023-24 season.
But is crucial to his country's cause at UEFA Euro 2024 where his aerial ability, physicality and hard graft make him a standout player. The 22-year-old moved to North London from Italian side Genoa in January but was kept on the sidelines by the form of another new arrival for the season, Mickey van de Ven, something Romania coach Edward Iordanescu admitted was a concern.
It will mean limited game-time going into the finals, but Dragusin, who cites Netherlands defender Virgil van Dijk as a role model, started every Euro Cup Germany qualifier as Romania went through the campaign unbeaten in their 10 games. He will be among their most important players in their first game in Germany against Ukraine in Munich on June 17, taking the right centre-back role in what is likely to be a back four.
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2. Shotlist
Scenes Shot Location Characters Art dept./props Costume
description
1 Closeup of road Exterior / / /
name
2 Closeup shot of ‘’ ‘’ ‘’ ‘’
puddle
3 Establishing shot ‘’ ‘’ ‘’ ‘’
of house
4 Closeup shot of Interior ‘’ Mobile phone ‘’
time
5 Closeup of Interior Debbie as Paper, pen Pyjamas ,
writting on sophie blanket
paper
6 Mid shot of girl Interior, living ‘’ Papers,folders, ‘’
studying room books,pens
7 Closeup of what ‘’ ‘’ ‘’ ‘’
girl is studying
8 Mid shot of girl ‘’ ‘’ Mobile phone ‘’
checking phone
9 Closeup shot of ‘’ ‘’ ‘’ ‘’
text from friend
3. Scenes Shot Location Characters Art dept./props Costume
description
10 Mid shot of girl’s Interior, living Debie as Mobile phone Pyjamas ,
facial expression room sophie blanket
11 Point of view ‘’ ‘’ ‘’ ‘’
shot of girl
replying to text
12 Mid shot of girl’s ‘’ ‘’ ‘’ ‘’
facial expression
13 Closeup of ‘’ ‘’ ‘’ ‘’
replying to text
14 Mid shot of ‘’ ‘’ ‘’ ‘’
putting phone
back on table
15 Closeup shot of ‘’ ‘’ ‘’ ‘’
time
16 Long shot of girl ‘’ ‘’ Books, papers,folders ‘’
studying on sofa
17 Mid shot of girl ‘’ ‘’ ‘’ ‘’
studying
18 Closeup of ‘’ ‘’ Paper, pen ‘’
writting
4. Scenes Shot Location Characters Art dept./props Costume
description
19 Mid shot of girl Interior, living Debbie as Mobile phone Pyjamas, blanket
checking phone room sophie
again
20 Closeup of NHS ‘’ ‘’ ‘’ ‘’
text
21 High angle of ‘’ ‘’ ‘’ ‘’
girl ‘s facial
expression
22 Closeup shot of ‘’ ‘’ ‘’ ‘’
girl’s shocked
face
23 Mid shot of girl ‘’ ‘’ ‘’ ‘’
getting up to
check post
24 Mid shot of girl ‘’ ‘’ ‘’ ‘’
running
25 Long shot of girl Interior, corridor ‘’ ‘’ ‘’
running to door
26 Closeup shot of ‘’ ‘’ Letters , envelopes ‘’
letters on floor
27 Mid shot of girl ‘’ ‘’ ‘’ ‘’
finding letter
5. Scenes Shot Location Characters Art dept./props Costume
description
28 Closeup of Interior corridor Debbie as Envelope Pyjamas, blanket
envelope sophie
29 Closeup of girl ‘’ ‘’ ‘’ ‘’
opening letter
30 Closeup of girl’s ‘’ ‘’ / ‘’
facial expression
31 Closeup of letter ‘’ ‘’ NHS letter ‘’
32 Extreme closeup ‘’ ‘’ ‘’ ‘’
shot of girl’s eyes
reading
33 Extreme closeup ‘’ ‘’ ‘’ ‘’
shot of ‘HIV
Positive’ words
34 Mid shot of girl ‘’ ‘’ ‘’ ‘’
dropping letter
35 Closeup shot of ‘’ ‘’ ‘’ ‘’
letter falling
36 Mid shot of girl ‘’ ‘’ / ‘’
falling on floor
6. Scenes Shot Location Characters Art dept./props Costume
description
37 Two shot of girl Interior, living Debbie as / Sophie: jeans,
and friend room , sofa Sophie and black vest, pink
Milka as Lola and grey jumper
Lola : black
leggings, black
jacket
38 Mid shot of ‘’ Milka as Lola / Black leggings,
friend lack jacket
39 Mid shot of girl ‘’ Debbie as / Jeans, black vest,
sophie pink and grey
jumper
40 Two shot of girl ‘’ Debbie as / ‘’
and friend sophie and
milka as lola
41 Long shot of girl Interior, corridor Debbie as / Pyjamas, blanket
kneeling on floor sophie
42 Closeup shot of ‘’ ‘’ ‘’ ‘’
girl thinking
43 Two shot of Interior Debbie as / Sophie: orange
couple talking Restaurant sophie and jeans, black top
jean as Danny:
danny checkered shirt,
grey jumper,
jeans
7. Scenes Shot Location Characters Art dept./props Costume
description
44 Low angle of Interior, Debbie as / Sophie: oange
couple talking restaurant sophie and jeans, black top
jean as Danny:
danny checkeredshirt,
grey jumper ,
jeans
45 Mid shot of ‘’ ‘’ / ‘’
couple, boy
trying to seduce
girl
46 Point of view Exterior ‘’ / ‘’
shot of leaving
restaurant
47 Long shot of Exterior ‘’ / ‘’
couple from
behind
48 Point of view Exterior ‘’ / ‘’
shot of boy
giving girl a smile
49 Long shot of exterior ‘’ / ‘’
couple from
behind
50 Mid shot of girl Interior, corridor Debbie as / Pyjamas, blanket
back to reality sophie
8. Scenes Shot Location Characters Art dept./props Costume
description
51 Mid shot of Interior, corridor Debbie as / Sophie: orange
couple arriving sophie, jean jeans, black
home, girl drunk as danny leather jacket
Danny: jeans,
blue jacket
52 Mid shot of boy Interior, bedroom ‘’ / ‘’
putting girl on
bed
53 High angle of girl ‘’ ‘’ / ‘’
drunk in bed
54 Point of view shot ‘’ ‘’ / ‘’
of boy taking off
his jacket
55 Point of view shot ‘’ ‘’ / ‘’
of boy coming
towards girl
56 Closeup of girl Interior, corridor Debbie as / Pyjamas, blanket
thinking (reality) sophie
57 Extreme closeup Interior, bedroom Debbie as / Sophie: orange,
shot of boy’s sophie and jeans, black top,
hand undoing jean as leather jacket
girl’s jacket danny Danny: checkered
shit and jeans
9. Scenes Shot Location Characters Art dept./props Costume
description
58 High angle of Interior, Debbie as / Sophie: orange
boy on top of bedroom sophie, jean jeans, black top,
girl kissing as danny leather jacket
Danny:
checkered shit,
jeans
59 Closeup shot of ‘’ ‘’ / ‘’
boy’s hand
going up girl’s
leg
60 Closeup shot of ‘’ Debbie as / ‘’
girl drunk laying sophie
on bed
61 Closeup shot of Interior, corridor ‘’ / Pyjamas,
girl devastated blanket
62 High angle of ‘’ ‘’ / ‘’
girl lying on
floor crying
63 Zoom out of girl ‘’ ‘’ NHS letter ‘’
lying beside NHS
letter