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Four thieves break into a school at night to steal money so they can escape to a better life. However, their plan is complicated by the unstable night security guard who may do unexpected things. The short thriller film called "Watch Out" will be directed and produced by a team of four students, drawing influence from the film "Don't Breathe." Each member of the production team will take on acting roles along with directing, producing, editing, and operating the camera.
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Purple Goose Productions evaluated the pre-production process for their documentary "Educating Telford". They found that while most tasks were completed on time and without major issues, some areas could be improved. Locations scouting took longer than expected due to busy facilities. Meetings with broadcasters and budgets required thorough planning to ensure success. Overall the evaluation showed strengths in project management but also opportunities for strengthening documentation, risk assessments, and additional meetings.
Evaluation
- The document evaluates the pre-production process for the media production "Educating Telford". Key aspects like logistics, finance, and documentation were well-planned and executed on schedule.
- Meetings with broadcast partners and clients were important milestones that secured support for the production. Careful budgeting was also critical to ensuring the production was fully funded.
- While the pre-production went smoothly overall, the author recognizes areas that could be improved next time, like including more details in documentation and holding additional review meetings. The evaluation process provided lessons on both strengths and weaknesses to further develop skills.
Log
Purple Goose Productions is a media company located at 01 Sunflower Street in Birmingham. The log lists various documents produced by Purple Goose Productions between March 1st and May 4th, including a proposal, letters to Channel 4 and Mr. Hadley, forms related to contributors, locations, personnel, and interviews, as well as a production schedule, budget, meeting agenda, equipment booking, and risk assessment.
Location agreement
Purple Goose Productions seeks permission from Lee Hadley to film at Haberdashers’ Abraham Darby school from May 22nd 2018 to July 20th 2019 for their TV programme "Educating Telford". The location agreement outlines the filming period and terms, including that Purple Goose Productions will have sole ownership of footage and rights to use it as they wish in future broadcasts. Lee Hadley agrees to make the location available and not interfere with filming. Both parties agree to indemnify the other and maintain appropriate insurance.
Proposal
Purple Goose Productions has proposed a 45-minute reality TV show called "Educating Telford" about daily life at Haberdashers' Abraham Darby school. It would portray interactions between pupils, students, and teachers like headmaster Lee Hadley and head of sixth form Neil Robins. Inspired by the Channel 4 show "Educating Manchester", the program aims to depict the current situation at the school for an audience aged 12 and older.
Risk assessment
The document is a risk assessment created by Aleksandra Banaszak for Purple Goose Productions' production of "Educating Telford". It identifies several potential hazards for the production such as falling, assault, trips, manual handling, sharp objects, electricity, fire, allergic reactions, and traffic. For each hazard, it lists who may be at risk and outlines control measures to reduce the severity and chance of injury for each risk.
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This document provides an overview of the key stages and considerations of film pre-production. It discusses establishing a production company or entity, creating a budget and schedule, developing script breakdowns, hiring department heads and crew, location scouting, casting, and final preparations before filming begins. Logistics like transportation methods and ensuring all elements arrive on time are also important pre-production tasks. The document also outlines various methods for financing a film project, such as self-financing, employer financing, client financing, crowdfunding, and public sources.
Equipment hire booking form
Purple Goose Productions rented camera and audio equipment from Aleksandra Banaszak for their film production. The rental agreement details the equipment rented, including DSLRs, microphones, lighting and remote cameras, with a total basic rental of £3605 for 400 days. Purple Goose Productions signed agreeing to the equipment and terms of service.
Production shedule
Purple Goose Productions is a production company located in Birmingham. The document outlines the production schedule and tasks for the documentary "Educating Telford" from March 2018 until October 2019. It assigns responsibilities for writing letters, securing locations and permissions, creating budgets and schedules, conducting interviews, filming, editing, and broadcasting the finished documentary on Channel 4.
Contributors release form
Purple Goose Productions is producing a film called "Educating Telford". This document is a release form for contributors to the film. It states that the contributors agree to be filmed and have their recordings edited for publicity materials. It also grants the production company exclusive worldwide copyright of the contributors' performances indefinitely.
Production shedule
Purple Goose Productions lays out a detailed production schedule for their documentary "Educating Telford" from March 1st to January 5th. Key events include writing letters to secure funding and locations, creating budgets and schedules, conducting interviews and filming over the summer months, editing over the following months, and the planned broadcasting on Channel 4 starting September 11th. The production schedule assigns roles and responsibilities to the director, assistant director, manager and other crew for each stage of pre-production, filming, and post-production.
Meeting agenda
Purple Goose Productions is holding a meeting to discuss their documentary "Educating Telford". The meeting agenda includes brief introductions, discussing the filming process duration and schedule, necessary documents, budget, health and safety arrangements, and choosing cast/interview subjects. The director of Purple Goose Productions and the principal of the school will attend to make arrangements for filming the documentary at the school.
Ics
Purple Goose Productions has scheduled interviews for their documentary "Educating Telford" on May 15th at Haberdashers’ Abraham Darby school. The interview call sheet lists the arrival times for 5 teachers to be interviewed by director Aleksandra Banaszak and her crew in Mr. Hadley's office on the 3rd floor between 11:15am and 05:30pm. It also provides the arrival times and meeting place for the 8 crew members led by Banaszak and location manager Janson Davis, who will all meet at 10:00am in room G16 on the ground floor.
Personnel details
This document contains personnel details for Purple Goose Productions including the main cast and crew for a project. The crew includes Aleksandra Banaszak as Director, Regina Vimba as Director's Assistant, Janson Davis as Manager, Abbie Holding as Camera Operator, Jordan Jablonsky as Camera Operator's Assistant, Angel Kyeremeh as Microphone Operator, Vladimir Bimvar as Microphone Operator's Assistant, and Julie Gonzales as Interviewer. The main cast includes Lee Hadley as Headteacher, Thomas Griffiths as Teacher, Monica Kowalska as Parent, and Mollie Kowalska and Emily Woods as Students.
Location recce
The document provides location scouting reports from Purple Goose Productions for filming at Haberdasher's Abraham Darby school. It includes details on 6 locations: the carpark, canteen, corridors, classrooms, playground, and auditorium. For each location, it provides contact information, required permissions, availability, electricity/lighting details, points of interest, possible shots, flooring, noise levels, safety issues, available space, and whether the public will be present. The locations aim to portray student-teacher interactions and capture controversial school events.
Copyright letter
Purple Goose Productions is requesting permission from Fueled By Ramen to include the song "Stressed Out" by Twenty-One Pilots in their reality TV show "Educating Telford" which will air on Channel 4. They assure proper credit will be given and the song will only be used at the beginning of the first episode. Fueled By Ramen is asked to sign the permission letter to grant the rights.
Mr. hadley
Purple Goose Productions has been approved by Channel 4 to produce "Educating Telford" in cooperation with Abraham Darby Academy. The director, Aleksandra Banaszak, has written to Mr. Hadley to arrange a meeting on April 22nd at 5:15 pm to discuss details and next steps for pre-production documentation. Banaszak looks forward to working with the school and requests that Mr. Hadley contact her if he needs to change the proposed meeting date.
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