Girl 1 confronts Girl 2 about stealing her phone. Girl 1 accuses Girl 2 of taking the phone from her bag. Girl 2 denies stealing the phone and claims she is innocent.
Preliminary presentation with group draft3Carolle17
The document discusses different camera shots and angles used in filmmaking. It provides examples of shots like establishing shots, close-ups, and over the shoulder shots. It also includes a proposed shot list and script for a scene between two friends discussing a missing phone.
Preliminary presentation with group draft2Carolle17
The document discusses different camera shots and angles used in filmmaking. It provides examples of establishing shots, close-ups, and over-the-shoulder shots and explains what each shot is used for. It also includes a short script about two friends discussing a missing phone.
This document outlines 16 shots for a student advertisement. It begins with establishing shots of a student entering college and working. Later shots show the student becoming overwhelmed with stress, crying alone and being shouted at home. A montage then depicts the student receiving more work, crying in distress, struggling to leave college, and working a menial job. The ad ends with the stressed student knocking on a friend's door, who smiles in response.
1) The document outlines 9 scenes for a short film about a teenager dealing with a flu outbreak. Scene 1 shows the teen receiving a new camera and his mother coughing.
2) Scene 2 briefly shows the teen filming at school before getting caught. Scene 3 depicts the teen and friends filming outside school, with one friend getting sneezed on.
3) Scenes 5-7 advance the story, with one friend staying home sick, another wearing a mask, and the news that two friends have been hospitalized, one critically.
4) Scene 8 is a pivotal moment where the teacher informs the teen that his mother has passed away overnight from an illness. The short film will conclude with the teen
The shot list is for a short film titled "Enough" and introduces the main character Claire through a series of shots at her school and home. It shows Claire struggling in class, getting scolded by her teacher, and crying in the bathroom. Later shots depict Claire nervously returning home, doing homework in her room, and getting caught and yelled at by her father who begins hitting her. The shot list ends with Claire running away from home in distress and calling for help.
The shot list summarizes scenes from a short film about a student named Claire. It describes 36 shots showing Claire struggling in class, getting scolded by her teacher, crying in the bathroom, doing homework at home nervously to avoid her father, and eventually being confronted and hit by her father, at which point she runs away crying for help. The shots are planned to take place across various locations including Claire's school, home, the park, and streets as she escapes.
The shot list is for a short film and introduces the main character Claire through a series of shots at her school and home. It shows Claire struggling in class and getting scolded by her teacher, after which she goes to the bathroom upset. Later scenes show Claire nervously returning home, doing homework in her room, and then her father entering and shouting at her while hitting her. The shot list ends with Claire seeking help from her teacher again at college.
The shot list is for a short film and introduces the main character Claire through a series of shots at her school and home. It shows Claire struggling in class and getting in trouble with her teacher, after which she goes to the bathroom upset. Later scenes show Claire nervously returning home, doing homework in her room, and then her father entering and shouting at her while hitting her. The shot list ends with Claire seeking help from her teacher again at college.
Preliminary presentation with group draft3Carolle17
The document discusses different camera shots and angles used in filmmaking. It provides examples of shots like establishing shots, close-ups, and over the shoulder shots. It also includes a proposed shot list and script for a scene between two friends discussing a missing phone.
Preliminary presentation with group draft2Carolle17
The document discusses different camera shots and angles used in filmmaking. It provides examples of establishing shots, close-ups, and over-the-shoulder shots and explains what each shot is used for. It also includes a short script about two friends discussing a missing phone.
This document outlines 16 shots for a student advertisement. It begins with establishing shots of a student entering college and working. Later shots show the student becoming overwhelmed with stress, crying alone and being shouted at home. A montage then depicts the student receiving more work, crying in distress, struggling to leave college, and working a menial job. The ad ends with the stressed student knocking on a friend's door, who smiles in response.
1) The document outlines 9 scenes for a short film about a teenager dealing with a flu outbreak. Scene 1 shows the teen receiving a new camera and his mother coughing.
2) Scene 2 briefly shows the teen filming at school before getting caught. Scene 3 depicts the teen and friends filming outside school, with one friend getting sneezed on.
3) Scenes 5-7 advance the story, with one friend staying home sick, another wearing a mask, and the news that two friends have been hospitalized, one critically.
4) Scene 8 is a pivotal moment where the teacher informs the teen that his mother has passed away overnight from an illness. The short film will conclude with the teen
The shot list is for a short film titled "Enough" and introduces the main character Claire through a series of shots at her school and home. It shows Claire struggling in class, getting scolded by her teacher, and crying in the bathroom. Later shots depict Claire nervously returning home, doing homework in her room, and getting caught and yelled at by her father who begins hitting her. The shot list ends with Claire running away from home in distress and calling for help.
The shot list summarizes scenes from a short film about a student named Claire. It describes 36 shots showing Claire struggling in class, getting scolded by her teacher, crying in the bathroom, doing homework at home nervously to avoid her father, and eventually being confronted and hit by her father, at which point she runs away crying for help. The shots are planned to take place across various locations including Claire's school, home, the park, and streets as she escapes.
The shot list is for a short film and introduces the main character Claire through a series of shots at her school and home. It shows Claire struggling in class and getting scolded by her teacher, after which she goes to the bathroom upset. Later scenes show Claire nervously returning home, doing homework in her room, and then her father entering and shouting at her while hitting her. The shot list ends with Claire seeking help from her teacher again at college.
The shot list is for a short film and introduces the main character Claire through a series of shots at her school and home. It shows Claire struggling in class and getting in trouble with her teacher, after which she goes to the bathroom upset. Later scenes show Claire nervously returning home, doing homework in her room, and then her father entering and shouting at her while hitting her. The shot list ends with Claire seeking help from her teacher again at college.
The shot list describes scenes for a short film about a student named Claire. It begins with establishing shots of Claire's school and introduces her in class where the teacher scolds her for missing homework. Claire cries in the bathroom and worries about going home. Later scenes show Claire nervously entering her home and doing homework in her room. Her father enters and starts yelling at her, then the door closes as he hits her. Claire then runs away from home crying for help.
1. The document outlines the opening sequence treatment sheet for a film called "Savage". It provides details on the cast, props, and 15 shot breakdown for the opening scene.
2. The opening scene follows a young girl walking through the woods while talking to her mother on the phone. She is startled by noises and encounters a young boy who scares her as a prank.
3. As the boy asks the girl a question, a man in an animal mask suddenly appears and kills the boy with a large knife. The girl flees in terror but runs into a brick wall and jumps a fence, only to be hit by a car as the screen fades to black.
The document outlines a proposed opening scene for a short thriller film about a school shooting. It discusses ideas considered like a bank heist, and feedback from an audience that preferred the school shooting idea. The final proposed opening scene shows mundane conversations between students before cutting to a shooter preparing and then stalking through empty halls and classrooms while tension builds with the score. Gunshots are then heard followed by a weeping boy found in a locked room as police arrive.
This short film titled "Two & Two" was written, directed, and produced by Babak Anvari. It takes place in a run-down classroom of a boys' school and focuses on a smart boy who is asked by his teacher what 2 + 2 equals. When the boy refuses to say that 2 + 2 = 5 as the teacher demands, armed guards enter and shoot guns to intimidate the boy into obeying. In the end, the boy writes 2 + 2 = 4 in his book, crossing out the 5, leaving viewers to consider the message about being manipulated to accept wrong ideas.
This short film "Two & Two" directed by Babak Anvari depicts a classroom where a young student refuses to agree with his teacher's claim that 2 + 2 = 5. When he stands up to the teacher, armed guards enter and shoot guns, implying severe consequences for dissent. The film ends with the boy reluctantly changing his answer in his book to match the teacher, highlighting how power and authority can manipulate people into accepting false ideas.
The document appears to be a screenplay for a short film titled "(Name of Ominousity (working title))". It follows a character named Brandon who sees an ominous figure watching him from outside the school detention room. As Brandon walks home, he continues seeing glimpses of the figure. That night, the figure reveals itself to Brandon at his cabin and startles him with a jump scare. Brandon wakes up terrified but then sees his reflection in the mirror is the ominous figure. The screenplay explores themes of paranoia and an ominous presence stalking the main character.
The document describes the shots taken in a film opening sequence. It provides details of various wide shots, mid shots, close ups, and extreme close ups showing the main character Toby waking up, preparing and taking drugs, getting dressed, and running out of his house. The last shot shows Toby veering off the road and climbing into a field, ending the opening sequence.
Sophie, a normal teenage girl, starts receiving threatening text messages from an unknown person. She feels like she is being watched. The texts become increasingly threatening. Sophie realizes the stalker is an old friend with a grudge against her from five years ago. The script describes a scene where Sophie is stalked through her college building, receives frightening texts, and hides in a dark classroom only to discover the stalker is inside with her.
The document discusses filming techniques for a scene between a teacher and student discussing a stolen phone. It includes descriptions of shot types like close-up, two-shot, and over the shoulder. A preliminary shooting script is provided that uses dialogue between the teacher and student about the stolen phone and asking for any information. Feedback on the script notes issues like a lack of shot descriptions and inappropriate formatting.
The document describes several camera techniques used in the TV show Skins. It analyzes scenes in a cafe where a tilt is used on the character Michelle to show her confidence, and a zoom and pan are used to emphasize her and another character kissing passionately. It also discusses pans used in scenes of a character singing to show reactions and establish the setting of a school corridor full of girls.
The document summarizes a scene from a film showing two girls discussing drugs in a school bathroom. A series of shots establish that the girls are holding drugs and one seems to be pressuring the other. They are surprised to find someone listening above their stall. Angry shots and reverse shots show an argument breaking out between the three girls. The scene cuts between group shots and close ups, using techniques like the 180 degree rule, to continue the escalating confrontation over being caught with drugs at school.
The document discusses filming techniques for a scene between a teacher and student discussing a stolen phone. It includes descriptions of shot types like close-up, two-shot, and over the shoulder. A preliminary shooting script is provided that uses dialogue between the teacher and student about the stolen phone and asking for any information. Feedback on the script notes issues like a lack of shot descriptions and inappropriate formatting.
The teenage girl wakes up surrounded by three dead bodies. She remembers being bullied by three other girls in her class. In a flashback, it is shown that the bullies constantly tease and embarrass the girl. During a video call, the bullies continue to mock her. The scene then cuts to the girl approaching the bullies from behind with a weapon and killing them. In present time, the girl smiles while crossing the bullies' names off a list, covered in their blood.
Tom has a bad day at school where he is bullied by David. He goes for a walk in the nearby Jubilee Gardens forest against a police warning. Tom gets lost for hours in the dark forest with his broken phone. He finds a bench to rest but then hears strange noises. Tom investigates and encounters a masked man who reveals he kills one person in the forest each year due to his mother's murder there years ago. The man fatally stabs Tom.
A teacher, Mr. Bliss, scolds students for being late to class in an extreme close-up. He reminds them of an upcoming exam and says attendance is mandatory. Mr. Bliss dislikes two students, Charlotte for being a know-it-all and Joe for being disruptive and not paying attention in class.
A teacher, Mr. Bliss, scolds students for being late to class in an extreme close-up. He reminds them of an upcoming exam and says attendance is mandatory. Mr. Bliss dislikes two students, Charlotte for being a know-it-all and Joe for being disruptive and not paying attention in class.
1. The document describes a series of shots from a film. The first shot shows two girls hugging, then one walks off screen while the other walks toward the camera and off to the right.
2. The second shot follows the second girl as she walks along a bridge. A thug follows a few paces behind her.
3. In a symmetrical shot framed by the bridge, the girl walks in the middle as the thug follows, about to strike her before the shot abruptly cuts to black silence.
The opening sequence shows Amber lying on the ground with her eyes closed. She and her friend are then seen walking and looking lost while checking Amber's phone map. They stop upon realizing they are in a graveyard. Amber seems intrigued but her friend is scared and runs away. Amber continues exploring alone near a tall tree where a mystery creature watches her from behind. The sequence ends with Amber lying with her eyes closed again, but when they open they are red, suggesting supernatural possession.
The shot script outlines a story told through visual shots. It follows a girl who finds solace in nature after dealing with family issues at home. The script is divided into 6 acts: [1] The girl listens to an argument at home. [2] She escapes to a playground. [3] She discovers a tree in the woods that brings her wonder. [4] She explores the woods and finds joy in nature. [5] The argument at home continues, prompting her to return to the tree. [6] Overcome with emotion, she runs deeper into the woods and breaks down, finding herself both physically and mentally. The script uses visual techniques like close-ups, pans, and zooms to tell
Preliminary presentation with group draft2Ina Bayson
The document describes a scenario where one girl accuses another of stealing her phone, as evidenced by a conversation where the first girl angrily demands the truth from the second girl about taking the phone from her bag. It also includes descriptions of different camera shot types that could be used to film the scene, such as close-ups, two-shots, and reverse shots between the two characters. Storyboards and descriptions are provided to illustrate how the scene could play out visually.
A student asks her friend if she took her phone. The friend denies it, but the phone falls out when she stands up. Two friends discuss their exams, and one girl owes homework to her teacher but did not finish it and was shouted at. The document provides descriptions of different camera shots that could be used to film a scene where one girl confronts another about stealing her phone. It includes shots like close-ups, two-shots, and reverse shots.
The document provides a detailed shot-by-shot analysis of a scene in a film depicting two girls discussing drugs in a school bathroom. There are several close-up and aerial shots showing the girls' expressions and reactions as one girl convinces the other to take drugs. They are discovered by a third student, and an argument between the girls ensues over several shots from different angles and perspectives.
The shot list describes scenes for a short film about a student named Claire. It begins with establishing shots of Claire's school and introduces her in class where the teacher scolds her for missing homework. Claire cries in the bathroom and worries about going home. Later scenes show Claire nervously entering her home and doing homework in her room. Her father enters and starts yelling at her, then the door closes as he hits her. Claire then runs away from home crying for help.
1. The document outlines the opening sequence treatment sheet for a film called "Savage". It provides details on the cast, props, and 15 shot breakdown for the opening scene.
2. The opening scene follows a young girl walking through the woods while talking to her mother on the phone. She is startled by noises and encounters a young boy who scares her as a prank.
3. As the boy asks the girl a question, a man in an animal mask suddenly appears and kills the boy with a large knife. The girl flees in terror but runs into a brick wall and jumps a fence, only to be hit by a car as the screen fades to black.
The document outlines a proposed opening scene for a short thriller film about a school shooting. It discusses ideas considered like a bank heist, and feedback from an audience that preferred the school shooting idea. The final proposed opening scene shows mundane conversations between students before cutting to a shooter preparing and then stalking through empty halls and classrooms while tension builds with the score. Gunshots are then heard followed by a weeping boy found in a locked room as police arrive.
This short film titled "Two & Two" was written, directed, and produced by Babak Anvari. It takes place in a run-down classroom of a boys' school and focuses on a smart boy who is asked by his teacher what 2 + 2 equals. When the boy refuses to say that 2 + 2 = 5 as the teacher demands, armed guards enter and shoot guns to intimidate the boy into obeying. In the end, the boy writes 2 + 2 = 4 in his book, crossing out the 5, leaving viewers to consider the message about being manipulated to accept wrong ideas.
This short film "Two & Two" directed by Babak Anvari depicts a classroom where a young student refuses to agree with his teacher's claim that 2 + 2 = 5. When he stands up to the teacher, armed guards enter and shoot guns, implying severe consequences for dissent. The film ends with the boy reluctantly changing his answer in his book to match the teacher, highlighting how power and authority can manipulate people into accepting false ideas.
The document appears to be a screenplay for a short film titled "(Name of Ominousity (working title))". It follows a character named Brandon who sees an ominous figure watching him from outside the school detention room. As Brandon walks home, he continues seeing glimpses of the figure. That night, the figure reveals itself to Brandon at his cabin and startles him with a jump scare. Brandon wakes up terrified but then sees his reflection in the mirror is the ominous figure. The screenplay explores themes of paranoia and an ominous presence stalking the main character.
The document describes the shots taken in a film opening sequence. It provides details of various wide shots, mid shots, close ups, and extreme close ups showing the main character Toby waking up, preparing and taking drugs, getting dressed, and running out of his house. The last shot shows Toby veering off the road and climbing into a field, ending the opening sequence.
Sophie, a normal teenage girl, starts receiving threatening text messages from an unknown person. She feels like she is being watched. The texts become increasingly threatening. Sophie realizes the stalker is an old friend with a grudge against her from five years ago. The script describes a scene where Sophie is stalked through her college building, receives frightening texts, and hides in a dark classroom only to discover the stalker is inside with her.
The document discusses filming techniques for a scene between a teacher and student discussing a stolen phone. It includes descriptions of shot types like close-up, two-shot, and over the shoulder. A preliminary shooting script is provided that uses dialogue between the teacher and student about the stolen phone and asking for any information. Feedback on the script notes issues like a lack of shot descriptions and inappropriate formatting.
The document describes several camera techniques used in the TV show Skins. It analyzes scenes in a cafe where a tilt is used on the character Michelle to show her confidence, and a zoom and pan are used to emphasize her and another character kissing passionately. It also discusses pans used in scenes of a character singing to show reactions and establish the setting of a school corridor full of girls.
The document summarizes a scene from a film showing two girls discussing drugs in a school bathroom. A series of shots establish that the girls are holding drugs and one seems to be pressuring the other. They are surprised to find someone listening above their stall. Angry shots and reverse shots show an argument breaking out between the three girls. The scene cuts between group shots and close ups, using techniques like the 180 degree rule, to continue the escalating confrontation over being caught with drugs at school.
The document discusses filming techniques for a scene between a teacher and student discussing a stolen phone. It includes descriptions of shot types like close-up, two-shot, and over the shoulder. A preliminary shooting script is provided that uses dialogue between the teacher and student about the stolen phone and asking for any information. Feedback on the script notes issues like a lack of shot descriptions and inappropriate formatting.
The teenage girl wakes up surrounded by three dead bodies. She remembers being bullied by three other girls in her class. In a flashback, it is shown that the bullies constantly tease and embarrass the girl. During a video call, the bullies continue to mock her. The scene then cuts to the girl approaching the bullies from behind with a weapon and killing them. In present time, the girl smiles while crossing the bullies' names off a list, covered in their blood.
Tom has a bad day at school where he is bullied by David. He goes for a walk in the nearby Jubilee Gardens forest against a police warning. Tom gets lost for hours in the dark forest with his broken phone. He finds a bench to rest but then hears strange noises. Tom investigates and encounters a masked man who reveals he kills one person in the forest each year due to his mother's murder there years ago. The man fatally stabs Tom.
A teacher, Mr. Bliss, scolds students for being late to class in an extreme close-up. He reminds them of an upcoming exam and says attendance is mandatory. Mr. Bliss dislikes two students, Charlotte for being a know-it-all and Joe for being disruptive and not paying attention in class.
A teacher, Mr. Bliss, scolds students for being late to class in an extreme close-up. He reminds them of an upcoming exam and says attendance is mandatory. Mr. Bliss dislikes two students, Charlotte for being a know-it-all and Joe for being disruptive and not paying attention in class.
1. The document describes a series of shots from a film. The first shot shows two girls hugging, then one walks off screen while the other walks toward the camera and off to the right.
2. The second shot follows the second girl as she walks along a bridge. A thug follows a few paces behind her.
3. In a symmetrical shot framed by the bridge, the girl walks in the middle as the thug follows, about to strike her before the shot abruptly cuts to black silence.
The opening sequence shows Amber lying on the ground with her eyes closed. She and her friend are then seen walking and looking lost while checking Amber's phone map. They stop upon realizing they are in a graveyard. Amber seems intrigued but her friend is scared and runs away. Amber continues exploring alone near a tall tree where a mystery creature watches her from behind. The sequence ends with Amber lying with her eyes closed again, but when they open they are red, suggesting supernatural possession.
The shot script outlines a story told through visual shots. It follows a girl who finds solace in nature after dealing with family issues at home. The script is divided into 6 acts: [1] The girl listens to an argument at home. [2] She escapes to a playground. [3] She discovers a tree in the woods that brings her wonder. [4] She explores the woods and finds joy in nature. [5] The argument at home continues, prompting her to return to the tree. [6] Overcome with emotion, she runs deeper into the woods and breaks down, finding herself both physically and mentally. The script uses visual techniques like close-ups, pans, and zooms to tell
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The document describes a scenario where one girl accuses another of stealing her phone, as evidenced by a conversation where the first girl angrily demands the truth from the second girl about taking the phone from her bag. It also includes descriptions of different camera shot types that could be used to film the scene, such as close-ups, two-shots, and reverse shots between the two characters. Storyboards and descriptions are provided to illustrate how the scene could play out visually.
A student asks her friend if she took her phone. The friend denies it, but the phone falls out when she stands up. Two friends discuss their exams, and one girl owes homework to her teacher but did not finish it and was shouted at. The document provides descriptions of different camera shots that could be used to film a scene where one girl confronts another about stealing her phone. It includes shots like close-ups, two-shots, and reverse shots.
The document provides a detailed shot-by-shot analysis of a scene in a film depicting two girls discussing drugs in a school bathroom. There are several close-up and aerial shots showing the girls' expressions and reactions as one girl convinces the other to take drugs. They are discovered by a third student, and an argument between the girls ensues over several shots from different angles and perspectives.
The document describes a series of scenes for a film or video. It involves a character named Alfie throughout their morning and school day. The scenes show Alfie getting ready for school, walking to school, participating in class and PE, changing clothes in the locker room and bathroom, being bullied in class, and returning home where they have a vast collection of clothes in their bedroom wardrobe. The final scene involves Alfie rapidly changing outfits in front of the open wardrobe while the lyrics discuss identities.
The document describes a series of scenes for a film or video. It involves a character named Alfie who is getting ready for school and dealing with bullying from classmates. There are shots of Alfie getting dressed, eating breakfast, winning a race in PE class, and changing clothes. Alfie leaves the classroom after being taunted and looks in the mirror questioning their identity. The final scene shows Alfie's bedroom with a large wardrobe full of different outfits, as Alfie changes outfits while questioning social constructs of gender identity.
The opening sequence of The Women in Black contains elements of a typical horror film but presents them in a gloomy and creative way. It shows three girls having a tea party with dolls in an attic-like setting. Their play becomes increasingly disturbing as they lose emotion and control of their actions, walking ominously toward an open window. The sequence builds tension by suggesting the girls are being possessed before they jump from the window to their deaths, witnessed by a figure dressed in black. This mysterious opener leaves the audience wanting to learn more about the character in black and the events that transpired.
This document provides a shot list for a film depicting a week in the life of a character named Sam who struggles with mental health issues. It includes 51 numbered scenes with descriptions of the camera shots and angles to depict Sam's daily routine and increasing anxiety and depression throughout the week. The shots are meant to show Sam's normal outward appearance while hinting at her inner mental state. Costume choices for each day of the week are also listed to reflect Sam's progression and state of mind.
This document provides a storyboard for a video with multiple scenes and shots. It introduces two main characters who wake up in a shared bedroom. They each check their phones and get ready. One character drinks alcohol straight from the bottle while the other takes pills with water. They then take separate journeys, with one character meeting her boyfriend in a park and the other meeting a doctor at the hospital. Facial expressions and interactions between the characters and those they meet imply a disruption or problem occurring in the narrative.
The document provides an analysis of the trailers for the horror films The Conjuring and Paranormal Activity.
The Conjuring trailer uses 45 shots across 9 locations and features a family moving into a new haunted house. It employs generic horror elements like vulnerable female characters and creepy occurrences investigated.
Paranormal Activity's trailer has 27 shots across 12 locations and jumps between scenes using blurring transitions. It features night vision footage and establishes strange events happening to a family being documented by a camera. Both trailers aim to build an unsettling atmosphere through their editing and realistic camerawork.
This document contains a shot list for a trailer depicting the bullying and suicide of a girl named Lucy. It then shows her twin sister Jane experiencing strange events and noises in her home after Lucy's death. The shot list culminates with shots showing one of Lucy's bullies being stabbed and killed, implied to be done by Jane seeking revenge for her sister's bullying and death. The shots progress from establishing Lucy's bullying and suicide to Jane experiencing paranormal activity to shots of her killing one of the bullies who tormented Lucy.
The document is a shot list for a film that alternates between shots of a woman in a room where she is being kept and flashback shots of a girl. The woman uses makeup items from a jewelry box, like lipstick and eye shadow, to leave clues and signals for help. She writes "HELP ME" in lipstick on a mirror and drops eye shadow after someone shakes the door handle to her room, panicking about being discovered. The flashback shots show the girl socializing with friends and applying the same makeup items.
This document contains a shot list for a film with 36 shots. It involves characters Jade, Olly, Carol, and Cara. Many of the shots take place at the school and involve Jade writing a letter to Carol, placing it on her desk, and reacting to news from the head teacher. It also shows Jade and Cara in the woods after Jade receives a call and rushes off with Cara following. Later shots involve Jade receiving a letter from Carol addressing what happened and comforting from Olly. It ends with a flashback and voiceover about keeping secrets.
The opening scene of Scream establishes tension through a series of shots. It begins with a close-up of a ringing phone before panning up to reveal a girl answering it. Subsequent shots show the backyard swing moving on its own and the girl lighting the oven gas, foreshadowing danger. A dialogue about horror films plays out as the girl handles knives in the kitchen. Windows and open spaces make the alone girl feel vulnerable. Close-ups of her fearful emotions and a final long shot confirming her boyfriend's murder leave the audience wanting to see what will happen to her next.
This document provides a script summary for a short film titled "From Outside In". The summary includes:
1) Sam goes through her morning routine of waking up, getting ready, and leaving for school where she tries to focus on her work despite distractions from other students.
2) The script then repeats this day through several scenes showing Sam going through the same morning and school day routines while dealing with distracting students.
3) At the end of the school day, Sam returns home and the script implies she is retreating into her bedroom to escape her school experiences.
The document provides a detailed textual analysis of scenes from a film or television program. It examines the scenes through the lens of mise-en-scene, camerawork, editing, sound, and lighting. For each scene, specific details of costumes, settings, shots, transitions, audio, and lighting are described. The analysis also notes how these various technical elements are used to represent different characters and advance the narrative.
A teenager feels like they are being pursued by a young boy who lurks in the shadows, making them feel unsafe wherever they go. At school, the presence feels even closer, causing the teenager to display nervous behaviors like constantly checking doors and windows. During a class, when the teacher takes attendance, the teenager asks about another student named Harry, but the teacher responds, horrified, that Harry is dead.
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.
The document outlines 12 scenes for a film trailer about the complex relationship between a boy and girl. The scenes explore themes of love, loss, gang violence, domestic abuse, and suicide. They depict the couple's initial romance, their breakup after two years apart, the boy's attempts to win the girl back even through violence, and the girl's friends encouraging her to move on from the toxic relationship. Camera shots, locations, costumes, and props are specified to bring each scene to life for the trailer.
The document outlines a story told through 9 shots showing a boy and girl entering an old house at dusk. They become aware of a masked figure watching them from the shadows. As they walk down a hallway, a hand suddenly grabs the door frame around a corner. A close-up then shows the two looking shocked as they stare at an old photo of themselves on the wall, with the masked figure now standing between them.
This document is a summary of scenes from a film about a teenage girl named Claire who is struggling in school and facing domestic abuse at home. In the first scene, Claire's teacher scolds her for not paying attention and not having her work done. Embarrassed and upset, Claire leaves the classroom in tears. Later at home, Claire's father physically abuses her after demanding she buy him cigarettes. Claire flees her home and calls a child abuse hotline for help. The film aims to bring awareness to domestic abuse and resources for victims.
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The document provides still shots from the filming of an opening sequence. It shows the director and art director setting up various scenes and applying makeup to characters. Photos depict the director giving instructions, both characters waiting for cues to begin their scenes, and the filming group transitioning to new locations between takes.
This 3 sentence document describes 3 potential sound effects for a scene: 1) A shocked and heartbroken sound for when Lily sees John and Nevaeh, 2) An angry internal thought sound for when Nevaeh sees John and Lily, 3) A happy and joyful sound for when John proposes to Lily.
The document summarizes applying theories from Todorov and Propp to analyze parts of a story, and discusses the target audience for the story. It analyzes the opening sequence and whole story based on Todorov's theories. It identifies the main character, second character, and villain based on Propp's theories. It also discusses results from interviews about drama genres and the opening sequence with the target audience of ages 15-25.
This 4 page document appears to be a script draft that contains an unrevealed secret. It consists of 5 sections labeled "Part M" that may describe an opening sequence or scene. The content and purpose of the script is not clear based on the limited information provided.
This document appears to be drafts of a script for an opening sequence, labeled as Draft 2 and Draft 3. It contains repeated text of "Part M" between script elements, suggesting revisions are still needed to the script. The document focuses on developing an opening sequence script but does not provide many details on the content of the script itself.
The document is a script draft that outlines 13 scenes depicting a romantic proposal at a cafe, followed by the proposal recipient Lily discovering her new fiancé John holding hands with another woman, Nevaeh, in the park. The scenes show John proposing to Lily in the cafe, Lily seeing John and Nevaeh together in the park from a distance and calling John, and John declining Lily's call while continuing to talk with Nevaeh.
The document provides a shot list for a short film with 14 shots. The shots include establishing shots of a woman looking at photos on her laptop and smiling. Subsequent shots show her recalling happy memories of time with her boyfriend, including a proposal. She receives a mysterious message from an unknown person who claims to need to talk to her about her boyfriend, leaving her confused and worried. The shots are described along with required props and costumes.
John proposes to Lily in a cafe while Nevaeh watches angrily from another table. Nevaeh's secret is that she has been having an affair with John. The storyboard then shows shots of John and Nevaeh happily in a park together before cutting to a distraught Lily watching them from a distance and attempting to call John, who declines the call.
This document is a storyboard for the second draft of an opening sequence. It includes shots of a character named Quizzical at mid and close range. The storyboard is for the third draft of the opening sequence and focuses entirely on the character Quizzical.
The document outlines the plot points for a film about a couple, John and Lily, who get engaged but their relationship is tested by jealousy and distrust. The key events are:
1) John and Lily get engaged and move in, but Lily becomes overly protective and suspicious of John.
2) They argue frequently over small things.
3) John meets up with an old friend, Nevaeh, making Lily more suspicious, and she follows him.
4) Lily ends the relationship after seeing them together, though John says Nevaeh is just a friend.
This document provides information and drafts about characters and themes for a short film about young couples. It discusses research showing many young adults aged 16-24 in the UK are in relationships or married. However, relationships at this age can be challenging as identities are still developing. The document outlines characters including "John" the boyfriend, "Lily" his fiancée, and "Nevaeh" a friend of John's. It describes their ages, outfits for different scenes, and props like phones and jewelry. Drafts develop a potential misunderstanding plotline involving the three characters.
The document discusses developing an opening sequence for a drama genre film, including brainstorming ideas about a relationship with flashbacks and flashforwards, settling on a final idea about a couple's engagement and a potential misunderstanding the next day, and analyzing conventions and inspirational examples of drama films and scenes.
The storyboard outlines the opening sequence of a project titled "Quizzical". It contains a mid shot scene and details on camera movement, lighting, and character actions to introduce the premise in the first few moments. The storyboard aims to hook viewers with an intriguing scene that sets up the tone and central concept of the project in an efficient manner.
This document contains two proposed soundtracks for a story. The first soundtrack plays when John proposes to Lily, showing happiness. The second soundtrack plays when Lily sees John with Nevaeh, someone she doesn't know, showing her sadness and heartbreak at what she witnesses.
The document provides a shot list for a film scene with 22 shots. The shots include dialogue between characters proposing marriage and showing surprise at a proposal. Props include a ring, laptop, and park setting. Shots range from long shots showing characters interacting to close ups showing facial expressions of surprise, happiness and speechless reactions.
This storyboard document outlines drafts 1 and 2 of an opening sequence with 12 panels in draft 1 and revisions in draft 2 including changing the tone to "Resentful" and showing a mid shot with a "Quizzical" expression. The storyboard drafts provide a visual outline for the opening of a project but do not include any descriptive details for each panel.
Assessment and Planning in Educational technology.pptxKavitha Krishnan
In an education system, it is understood that assessment is only for the students, but on the other hand, the Assessment of teachers is also an important aspect of the education system that ensures teachers are providing high-quality instruction to students. The assessment process can be used to provide feedback and support for professional development, to inform decisions about teacher retention or promotion, or to evaluate teacher effectiveness for accountability purposes.
বাংলাদেশের অর্থনৈতিক সমীক্ষা ২০২৪ [Bangladesh Economic Review 2024 Bangla.pdf] কম্পিউটার , ট্যাব ও স্মার্ট ফোন ভার্সন সহ সম্পূর্ণ বাংলা ই-বুক বা pdf বই " সুচিপত্র ...বুকমার্ক মেনু 🔖 ও হাইপার লিংক মেনু 📝👆 যুক্ত ..
আমাদের সবার জন্য খুব খুব গুরুত্বপূর্ণ একটি বই ..বিসিএস, ব্যাংক, ইউনিভার্সিটি ভর্তি ও যে কোন প্রতিযোগিতা মূলক পরীক্ষার জন্য এর খুব ইম্পরট্যান্ট একটি বিষয় ...তাছাড়া বাংলাদেশের সাম্প্রতিক যে কোন ডাটা বা তথ্য এই বইতে পাবেন ...
তাই একজন নাগরিক হিসাবে এই তথ্য গুলো আপনার জানা প্রয়োজন ...।
বিসিএস ও ব্যাংক এর লিখিত পরীক্ষা ...+এছাড়া মাধ্যমিক ও উচ্চমাধ্যমিকের স্টুডেন্টদের জন্য অনেক কাজে আসবে ...
Macroeconomics- Movie Location
This will be used as part of your Personal Professional Portfolio once graded.
Objective:
Prepare a presentation or a paper using research, basic comparative analysis, data organization and application of economic information. You will make an informed assessment of an economic climate outside of the United States to accomplish an entertainment industry objective.
How to Build a Module in Odoo 17 Using the Scaffold MethodCeline George
Odoo provides an option for creating a module by using a single line command. By using this command the user can make a whole structure of a module. It is very easy for a beginner to make a module. There is no need to make each file manually. This slide will show how to create a module using the scaffold method.
Physiology and chemistry of skin and pigmentation, hairs, scalp, lips and nail, Cleansing cream, Lotions, Face powders, Face packs, Lipsticks, Bath products, soaps and baby product,
Preparation and standardization of the following : Tonic, Bleaches, Dentifrices and Mouth washes & Tooth Pastes, Cosmetics for Nails.
it describes the bony anatomy including the femoral head , acetabulum, labrum . also discusses the capsule , ligaments . muscle that act on the hip joint and the range of motion are outlined. factors affecting hip joint stability and weight transmission through the joint are summarized.
Executive Directors Chat Leveraging AI for Diversity, Equity, and InclusionTechSoup
Let’s explore the intersection of technology and equity in the final session of our DEI series. Discover how AI tools, like ChatGPT, can be used to support and enhance your nonprofit's DEI initiatives. Participants will gain insights into practical AI applications and get tips for leveraging technology to advance their DEI goals.
A workshop hosted by the South African Journal of Science aimed at postgraduate students and early career researchers with little or no experience in writing and publishing journal articles.
A review of the growth of the Israel Genealogy Research Association Database Collection for the last 12 months. Our collection is now passed the 3 million mark and still growing. See which archives have contributed the most. See the different types of records we have, and which years have had records added. You can also see what we have for the future.
This presentation includes basic of PCOS their pathology and treatment and also Ayurveda correlation of PCOS and Ayurvedic line of treatment mentioned in classics.
ISO/IEC 27001, ISO/IEC 42001, and GDPR: Best Practices for Implementation and...PECB
Denis is a dynamic and results-driven Chief Information Officer (CIO) with a distinguished career spanning information systems analysis and technical project management. With a proven track record of spearheading the design and delivery of cutting-edge Information Management solutions, he has consistently elevated business operations, streamlined reporting functions, and maximized process efficiency.
Certified as an ISO/IEC 27001: Information Security Management Systems (ISMS) Lead Implementer, Data Protection Officer, and Cyber Risks Analyst, Denis brings a heightened focus on data security, privacy, and cyber resilience to every endeavor.
His expertise extends across a diverse spectrum of reporting, database, and web development applications, underpinned by an exceptional grasp of data storage and virtualization technologies. His proficiency in application testing, database administration, and data cleansing ensures seamless execution of complex projects.
What sets Denis apart is his comprehensive understanding of Business and Systems Analysis technologies, honed through involvement in all phases of the Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC). From meticulous requirements gathering to precise analysis, innovative design, rigorous development, thorough testing, and successful implementation, he has consistently delivered exceptional results.
Throughout his career, he has taken on multifaceted roles, from leading technical project management teams to owning solutions that drive operational excellence. His conscientious and proactive approach is unwavering, whether he is working independently or collaboratively within a team. His ability to connect with colleagues on a personal level underscores his commitment to fostering a harmonious and productive workplace environment.
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This slide is special for master students (MIBS & MIFB) in UUM. Also useful for readers who are interested in the topic of contemporary Islamic banking.
How to Manage Your Lost Opportunities in Odoo 17 CRMCeline George
Odoo 17 CRM allows us to track why we lose sales opportunities with "Lost Reasons." This helps analyze our sales process and identify areas for improvement. Here's how to configure lost reasons in Odoo 17 CRM
How to Manage Your Lost Opportunities in Odoo 17 CRM
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5. Camera shots & Angel shots… Establishing shot Close up Extreme close up Two shot Over the shoulder shot Visual What is it used for and why? Establishing the location of where the filming is, time, setting the scene. Close up are used because to show emotion on the characters face expressions. Extreme close up are used because close to show general reactions or emotion except in very dramatic scenes . It is a shot that shows two characters in one frame. The shot that shows a point of view of a character. This can be a conversation with someone. They used this shot to show the eye level.
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12. Number Type of Shot Description Prop/Costume Needed 1 Mid shot Walking towards the door angrily. Bag, School clothes (black and white) 2 Close up Close up of the door with her hand on the knob Door with long knob 3 Extreme Close up Extreme close up of the door knob opening Door and room 4 Mid-shot Girl coming in the room Bag, School Clothes (black and white) 5 Long shot Girl inside the room A room, girl with school clothes, a bag 6 Mid shot Girl closing the door Girl with school clothes and bag 7 Close up Girl’s feet walking towards the table Trousers, shoes
13. Number Type of Shot Description Props/Costumes 8 Zoom in Zoom of the girl’s feet while she’s walking Girl’s shoes and trousers 9 Point of view P.O.V. of the girl walking to the table with chair Chair, Table in room 10 Mid Shot Girl is going to sit down in the unoccupied chair in table Bag, school clothes, table, chair 11 Two Shot Both girl’s are sitting down in the table looking at each other Table, chair, school clothes 12 Reverse Shot Camera shots of both girl’s having a conversation with each other Girl’s in school clothes