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Postmodernism emerged after modernism in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Modernism was characterized by using science and technology to reform and progress society. Postmodernism refers to a period after modernism where people are immersed in and shape their reality based on media representations rather than objective facts, questioning logical thinking. It emphasizes how culture is shaped by numerous outside influences and simulations rather than being objectively defined.
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Zoey, a teenage zombie girl, calls her human friend Claire sobbing and asks her to come over. When Claire arrives at Zoey's house, she finds Zoey crying in her room. Zoey reveals to Claire that she has become a zombie. As their friendship continues, signs of Zoey's zombie nature, such as decaying body parts and a craving for human flesh, create increasing difficulties and tensions in their relationship.
Shot list
The document contains a shot list for a film or video with 46 shots. It describes the shot type (establishing shot, mid shot, close up, etc.), whether each shot takes place inside or outside, the location of each shot, and any props that appear in each shot. Locations include the outside and inside of Zoey's house and Claire's room. Props listed include a phone, straighteners, letters, food, and nail filer/fake nails.
Shooting schedule
The document provides a shooting schedule for a film with 13 scenes to be shot over 2 days. Day 1 involves shooting scenes inside Claire and Zoey's bedrooms, as well as a scene of Zoey attacking a postman. Day 2 includes outdoor scenes of Zoey and Claire interacting with others and revealing Zoey's zombie nature, as well as scenes set in Claire's bedroom and Zoey's kitchen showing the progression of Zoey turning into a zombie. The schedule lists the scenes, actors needed, locations, and props/equipment required for each scene.
Costumes & props A2
The document outlines various costumes, props, and special effects that will be used to portray differences between a normal teenage girl (Claire) and a zombie girl (Zoey) in a short film. Fake blood, contact lenses, costumes, food, a fake hand, and other props will be created and used in scenes to depict Zoey as a zombie and Claire as a normal human, with the goal of differentiating the two characters and telling the story in a comedic way.
Mood
The document describes a film that explores the friendship between a human girl and a zombie girl. The main themes are friendship and living normal lives despite their differences. Both girls share typical teenage interests and bond through happy, funny moments together, though the zombie struggles with her body falling apart. The trailer aims to be both scary and lighthearted while showing their journey of accepting each other.
Ass 2 draft 4 pt 2
Zoey and Claire's boyfriend Tim are arguing in Zoey's room while music plays. When Claire knocks on the door and the music stops, Zoey denies seeing Claire. However, Tim's body then falls out of Zoey's room. The summary outlines the key events and characters in the document: Zoey and Claire's boyfriend Tim arguing in Zoey's room, Claire knocking on the door, and Tim's body falling out after Zoey denies seeing Claire.
Ass 2 draft 3
This document provides an outline for a short film featuring two friends, Claire and Zoey. It describes various scenes and shots that show Claire discovering Zoey has become a zombie. Despite this, Claire still wants to remain friends with Zoey. The document draws inspiration from films like Mean Girls for the friendship dynamic, Step Brothers for primarily using a home setting, and The Hangover for how the friends do everything together. It provides storyboards for scenes showing the girls exchanging selfies, having a sleepover where Zoey stares at Claire, and Zoey eating brains while Claire eats normally at dinner.
Character and actor planning
This document outlines the main characters and potential actors for a film about a teenage zombie named Zoey. The characters include Zoey, her best friend Claire, a boy named Max that Claire takes a liking to, Max's friend Tim that Zoey falls for, and a postman who gets an unexpected surprise while delivering mail to Zoey's house. Friends and family members are being considered to play the roles of Max, Tim, and the postman.
Assignment 4 goup minus katia
1) Horror comedy films often use conventions like violence against evil characters, comedy during serious moments, and romance that ends badly. They focus on survival as the main characters flee from threats.
2) Trailers for these films commonly feature weapons, dead bodies, and isolated settings to set an ominous tone with humor added. Low-key lighting creates an eerie atmosphere.
3) Editing techniques like changing pace and fade to black transitions heighten tension and suggest danger, while shot reverse shots contrast characters. The openings introduce characters and locations before mixing scary and funny elements.
Ass 2 DRAFT 2
This document contains ideas and conventions for two short film concepts - a zombie/horror film and a teen comedy film.
For the zombie/horror idea, the document lists conventions like an isolated location, abandoned settings, gore, shadows to create atmosphere, suspenseful music, and close-ups of facial expressions and wounds.
For the teen comedy, conventions include friends going on adventures, bedroom settings, relationships as a focus, strong friendships, casual clothing, and close-ups to show emotion. Inspiration films mentioned include Mean Girls, Step Brothers, and The Hangover.
The document then provides more details on the zombie idea, with specific scene ideas and shot types to depict the friendship
Ass 2
The document outlines conventions for a zombie/horror film and teen comedy genre. It then provides an idea for a short film in bullet points where Katia calls Noor to reveal she has become a zombie. The rest of the bullets describe comedic montage scenes showing Katia failing to do normal activities as a zombie such as curling her hair or shaking hands, with her body parts falling off or responses being gibberish. It ends with a potential chase scene between Katia and Noor.
Ass 1 group 1 DRAFT 2
The document analyzes conventions and inspirations from several comedy horror films including Shaun of the Dead, Piranha 3DD, Bride of Chucky, Zombeavers, Vamp U, Love Bite, Scary Movie, and Tucker and Dale vs Evil. It discusses common elements like isolated locations, characters discovering a threat, exaggerated violence, costumes, editing techniques, music, and tone. The document aims to draw inspiration from these films for a student film project combining comedy and horror elements.
Ass 1 group 1 draft 2
This document summarizes conventions and inspirations from several comedy horror films that could inform a student film project. It discusses conventions like locations, character types, and narrative structures. Specific inspirations mentioned include the use of costumes, props, music, editing techniques, and titles. Overall, the document aims to provide examples for students to draw from in designing their own comedy horror film trailer.
Zombie conventions
This document outlines common conventions and tropes found in zombie media, including stereotypical character archetypes like the leader, betrayer, and eye candy; conventions like isolation, unawareness of the disease, and apocalyptic settings; conventional props involving weapons, gore, and brains; typical locations such as malls, homes, and deserted areas; and common endings like cliffhangers or total character death.
Ass 1 draft 2
The document discusses research conducted on the comedy horror subgenre by four students. It summarizes two films, Shaun of the Dead and Piranha 3DD, noting inspiration for aspects of a student film project about zombies. For Shaun of the Dead, inspiration is taken from the costumes, locations, and use of freeze frames in the trailer. Piranha 3DD provides inspiration for an unusual aqua park location, use of mainly young characters, and plot of creatures killing everyone that could be recreated with zombies.
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- 2. Modernism Modernism was a transformation in the Western society in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Modernism consists of a series of reforming movements in art, architecture, literature, music and applied arts. Modernism was characterized by a dramatic change of thought to improve the environment. There was a trend of improving every aspect of life by involving science and technology into it. Modernism brought about change in all aspects of life including philosophy, art and literature, with the aid of technology and experimentation. It led to progress in all the aspects of life by changing the approach mankind had of them.
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