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This document outlines the production schedule for a project by Benjamin Karrass, Nikon Ahamed, Laura Hodgson, and Suela Elezi. It details planned dates and times for tasks like treatment, budget, script, storyboard, location scouting, and risk assessment. It lists the people responsible, resources needed, and any changes made for each item. Dates of completion are also included.
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Production schedule
This production schedule outlines the planning and progress of a film project by Benjamin Karrass, Nikon Ahamed, Laura Hodgson, and Suela Elezi. It details the planned and actual dates of tasks such as developing the treatment, budget, script, storyboard, location scouting, and shooting schedule. The document also notes the resources used and any changes made to the plans along with their reasons.
Ringer Library Shelving Contract
The Larry J. Ringer Library renovation project is nearing completion, with final inspections and occupancy expected in the coming weeks. The total project cost is $6.2 million. Furnishings for the new library will cost $875,000, with $460,396.34 approved for shelving from Lone Star Furnishings. The specialized shelving allows for flexibility in arranging the children's area for programs. Other furnishings will be selected within the remaining $414,603.66 budget.
Call sheet 2
The document provides production details for a short film titled "RIGHT MY WRONGS" including the executive producer, producer, director and other key crew roles. It lists 6 scenes to be shot on location at a house, streets, and stores in Ilford, England. The scenes involve characters Eric and Lela dealing with a break up. It includes cast and crew call times, transportation needs, set requirements and contact information.
Shooting schedule
This document outlines the shooting schedule for four days of filming. It includes the times, locations, scenes, characters involved, and equipment needed for each shot. Some of the key scenes include Eric and Lela walking together and then separating, Eric buying presents for Lela after a fight, Eric drinking alone at home after the breakup, and the climactic scene of Eric committing suicide by jumping off a drop at Claybury Park. The shooting will take place at various locations around Barkingside including the high street, Valentines Park, Rowans Cafe, Tescos, private houses, and Claybury Park.
Script "right my wrongs" by Bryson TIller
Eric cheats on his girlfriend Lela with Angelica at the park. Lela sees them and ends things with Eric. Eric feels guilty and tries to apologize to Lela by buying her gifts, but she refuses his attempts to reconcile. Over time, Lela starts dating someone new which makes Eric jealous. Eventually, Lela agrees to meet with Eric to talk, and they are able to reconnect and forgive each other for their mistakes.
Locationscoutform
The document contains location scout forms for potential filming locations for a student film project called "Right my Wrongs". The locations scouted include Valentines Park in Ilford, Suela's house in Newbury Park, Rowans restaurant in Barkingside, Barkingside High Street, and a Tesco supermarket in Ilford. For each location, the form provides the address, contact information, availability, distances from crew members' homes and college, and notes on power and parking.
Script draft2
Eric cheats on his girlfriend Lela with Angelica. Lela sees them together in the park and ends their relationship. Eric tries to apologize and win Lela back, but she starts dating someone new. Depressed over losing Lela, Eric drinks alone and has an outburst of anger before committing suicide. Lela finds out when she tries calling Eric and sees his body. The story shows the emotional toll of betrayal and the difficulty of repairing trust once it's been broken.
Call sheet 4
This document is a production schedule for a short film titled "RIGHT MY WRONGS" being produced on December 19th, 2016. It lists the key crew roles and contacts, two scenes being filmed that day at Claybury Park and on a street, and the call times and transportation details for the two actors, Benjamin Karrass and Suela Elezi, involved in the shoot.
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The document provides production details for a short film titled "RIGHT MY WRONGS" including the executive producer, producer, director and other key crew roles. It lists 6 scenes to be shot on location at a house, streets, and stores in Ilford, England. The scenes involve characters Eric and Lela dealing with a break up. It includes cast and crew call times, transportation needs, set requirements and contact information.
Shooting schedule
This document outlines the shooting schedule for four days of filming. It includes the times, locations, scenes, characters involved, and equipment needed for each shot. Some of the key scenes include Eric and Lela walking together and then separating, Eric buying presents for Lela after a fight, Eric drinking alone at home after the breakup, and the climactic scene of Eric committing suicide by jumping off a drop at Claybury Park. The shooting will take place at various locations around Barkingside including the high street, Valentines Park, Rowans Cafe, Tescos, private houses, and Claybury Park.
Script "right my wrongs" by Bryson TIller
Eric cheats on his girlfriend Lela with Angelica at the park. Lela sees them and ends things with Eric. Eric feels guilty and tries to apologize to Lela by buying her gifts, but she refuses his attempts to reconcile. Over time, Lela starts dating someone new which makes Eric jealous. Eventually, Lela agrees to meet with Eric to talk, and they are able to reconnect and forgive each other for their mistakes.
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The document contains location scout forms for potential filming locations for a student film project called "Right my Wrongs". The locations scouted include Valentines Park in Ilford, Suela's house in Newbury Park, Rowans restaurant in Barkingside, Barkingside High Street, and a Tesco supermarket in Ilford. For each location, the form provides the address, contact information, availability, distances from crew members' homes and college, and notes on power and parking.
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Eric cheats on his girlfriend Lela with Angelica. Lela sees them together in the park and ends their relationship. Eric tries to apologize and win Lela back, but she starts dating someone new. Depressed over losing Lela, Eric drinks alone and has an outburst of anger before committing suicide. Lela finds out when she tries calling Eric and sees his body. The story shows the emotional toll of betrayal and the difficulty of repairing trust once it's been broken.
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Task 5 - Edit decision list
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Task 5 - Shooting schedule
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Task 5 - Location release-form
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Task 5 - Risk assesment
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Task 5 - Site plan
This site plan shows the layout of 54 Oak Lodge Avenue including the location of rooms, furniture, doors, and outdoor features. Key elements include a living room with a fireplace and shelves, a boiler room, and a fenced yard with bushes and a path. Surrounding roads and landmarks are also noted such as Waterloo Road, Barkingside, Fullwell Roundabout, and Kantor King Solomon High School.
Task 5 - Location scouting sheet
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Task 5 - Pitch script
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Task 5 - Pitch slideshow
The document outlines a proposed 8-minute documentary about the rise in crime in Redbridge. It will include interviews with two crime victims, residents of Redbridge, a former police officer, and a crime statistics analyst. The documentary aims to inform residents about crime statistics and encourage reporting crimes. It will be completed by May 2018 and marketed on social media to audiences aged 15-19 and their parents starting in September 2018. The documentary will use a mix of styles including recreations, interviews and CCTV footage to create an uneasy atmosphere and lasting impression while staying within the £115.50 budget.
Task 5 - Script
The document is a draft script for a documentary about the rise in crime in Redbridge, London. It includes interviews with a victim of sexual assault, a burglary victim, a statistical analyst, and a police officer. The statistical analyst discusses crime statistics that show crime is increasing in Redbridge. Both victims describe their experiences being victims of crime and how it has affected them. The police officer talks about the impact of rising crime on the police force and what can be done to lower the crime rate. In the concluding scene, the hosts say crime is significantly rising and everyone must work together to stop it.
Task 5 - Budget
The document is a proposed budget for a documentary series titled "Vibe Reports - The Rise in Neighbourhood Crime". It lists the equipment, crew, actors, props, and other expenses needed to complete the series by 2018. The total proposed budget is £115.50 after a 10% contingency amount is added to the subtotal of £105.
Task 4 Treatment
The document outlines plans for an 8-10 minute documentary about the rise in crime in Redbridge. It will have a primary target audience of 15-19 year olds. Over 4 months, they will market the documentary on social media and local radio/newspapers. The documentary will use a mix of interviews, dramatizations, and investigative styles. It will feature crime victims and local residents discussing personal safety issues. The goal is to raise awareness and lower crime rates in Redbridge.
Secondary evidence task 4
This document contains secondary evidence from various sources about crime rates and statistics in the London Borough of Redbridge and surrounding areas. Some of the key points made:
- Crime statistics from the Metropolitan Police show over 36,000 crimes in Redbridge in 2016-2017, with theft and violence being most prevalent.
- Crime rates have increased significantly over the past 36 years according to Office for National Statistics data.
- Redbridge crime statistics show the highest crimes are anti-social behavior, violent crime, and vehicle crime.
- Crime generally peaks between April-May and dips between December-January, though burglary peaks in winter.
- Newspapers like the Ilford Recorder and The Guardian contain
Contextual analysis 2 - panorama
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Task 4 contextual analysis 1 - Vice
The document analyzes a Vice documentary about the rise of acid attacks in London. It discusses the camerawork used throughout the documentary. Various shots are used to set the scene, including aerial establishing shots of London, close-ups of the interviewer, and CCTV footage of actual acid attacks. When interviewing acid attack survivors, shots like close-ups and over-the-shoulder shots are employed to focus on their stories. The camerawork aims to both inform viewers about acid attacks and elicit an emotional response through techniques like slow motion and extreme close-ups of injuries.
Unit 4, 5, 24, 31
The document provides information about the London Borough of Redbridge and a brief it has issued to local pupils. It details that Redbridge has a population of around 300,000 people, with 23% aged 0-15, 65% aged 16-64, and 12% aged 65+. The brief asks pupils to create 10 minute documentaries on issues affecting the local community, with the goal of raising awareness and uniting residents. Nikon Ahmed's group chose to focus on knife crime. The best documentary will be broadcast locally. The purpose is to help the community in a non-profit way.
Unit 4, 5, 24, 31
The document discusses a potential social action project about rising crime rates in Redbridge, UK. Specific details provided include that crime rates in Redbridge exceeded the national average in 2017, with increases in offenses like burglary, robbery, violence and acid attacks. The proposed project would create a video to raise awareness of the crime rates and their impacts through interviews with crime victims, police, and locals. Advantages of the project include using technology and experience to create a professional video, conducting original research, and giving victims a voice. Challenges could include time constraints, budget issues, and ensuring ethical and legal standards are followed.
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The document discusses the commissioning process for scriptwriters and the roles involved. It provides details about:
1) The commissioning process includes an agent taking the script to companies to sell, the commissioning editor deciding if it fits their needs, and the producer giving final approval.
2) Independent production companies have lower budgets but more opportunities for new directors, while corporation companies have higher incomes from subsidiaries and broadcasting rights.
3) Job roles include commissioning editors who identify projects, producers who oversee the entire process and work with directors, and scriptwriters who create screenplays and ensure continuity.
4) Laws around watershed, censorship, and libel must be followed to protect viewers and individuals
Task 4
The document discusses several topics related to digital video and media technologies:
- Digital video is represented through electronic data rather than physical media like film reels, allowing for easier editing. 3D video aimed to provide a more immersive experience but lost popularity due to health issues and other factors.
- High definition video provided substantially higher image resolution and quality than standard definition, boosting the film industry. However, HD required expensive new equipment and was initially only available on certain TV models and cable/satellite packages.
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