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A military convoy is ambushed in Afghanistan, capturing the soldiers. As a rescue mission and news report take place, they too get captured. The radio drama is a mockumentary using news reports to follow the story of the ambushed soldiers over three weekly episodes airing in September 2016. The target audience is young men interested in military stories.
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Gary has gotten in debt with a criminal gang led by Alexei Rascalov. After failing to pay back the money he owes, Gary is kidnapped by Rascalov and his men. Rascalov brutally beats Gary and threatens him at gunpoint, blaming him for not being able to pay back the debt. Rascalov then shoots Gary, killing him. After his death, Gary finds himself in a mysterious smoky room experiencing flashbacks of events that led to his kidnapping and death.
Unit 11 LO2 scene by scene breakdown
The document outlines an 11-scene, 5-7 minute short film. In the first scene, a man delivers a monologue to a camera in a warehouse. Scene 2 shows an awkward family dinner. In scene 3, the father loses money gambling online and breaks his laptop in frustration. Scene 4 returns to the warehouse, where the father is duct taped to a chair as the man who loaned him money demands repayment. Scene 5 has the father promise to repay his debt. Scene 6 ends with the man shooting the father in the chest. Scenes 7-9 depict the father's experience in purgatory, reflecting on past arguments and losses, before scene 10 shows the thugs collecting his body as the loan
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This document provides analysis of two surreal photographs by Robert Jahns. The first photograph shows an astronaut taking a selfie at the International Space Station with Earth in the background. It uses scale and perspective to create a sense of awe. The second photograph shows a small forest surrounded by a field and clouds, using lighting and composition to make the forest seem vulnerable and the landscape imposing. Both photographs employ surreal techniques to create unique and thought-provoking images.
Portrait
The document analyzes two portrait photographs taken by Steve McCurry. The first photograph is his famous "Afghan Girl" photograph from 1984 showing a young Afghan refugee girl with striking eyes. The photograph captures the harsh realities of life in Afghanistan at the time through the girl's facial expression and clothing. The second photograph shows an Indian woman smoking in a small tent. It displays contrasts between Western culture and customs in India through the woman's surroundings and surprised facial expression at having her photo taken. Both photographs utilize elements like lighting, composition, and framing to draw focus to the subjects and convey meaningful narratives about their lives and cultures.
Landscape
This document provides analysis of two landscape photographs by Charlie Waite. The first photo shows Mount Fuji towering over a hill in Japan, captured to demonstrate the mountain's sheer scale. The second photo shows a countryside landscape in Wiltshire, England with contrast between bright green grass and darker surroundings, capturing the dramatic beauty of the English countryside. Both photos make use of lighting, framing, and the rule of thirds to emphasize their subjects and convey meaning about the landscapes they depict.
Magazine double page spread
Adam Green is a leading rock musician who has successfully led his band through different phases of forming, disbanding for solo work, and reforming. In an interview, Green reflected that he never expected to achieve this level of success in his music career, which started as a hobby. He explained that the band was never intended to be serious but grew organically from making music with friends. Green also discussed why he broke up the band five years ago to pursue solo work but later reunited the band to raise its profile, which was successful.
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The document announces a music festival called TicketsToReading2015 that will feature performances from Avenged Sevenfold, Fallout Boy, and other unnamed artists. It also previews an upcoming album from musician Adam Green, questions whether modern technology has made creating music easier, and includes an exclusive interview with an unnamed "man of the hour" spanning pages 3 and 4. Additional articles discuss YouTube performances from the bands Against the Current and As It Is, as well as a feature about the return of alternative rock on page 25.
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This article profiles a person and includes a quote from their interview. It contains an image of the main subject and will be featured as a double page spread. The article provides key details about the person it is profiling through an interview and quote from them.
Mise en-scene micro analysis - The Descent
This document provides a mise-en-scene analysis of two clips from the film The Descent. For the hospital clip, it describes the cold, fluorescent lighting used and how Sarah's hospital gown suggests helplessness. It also contrasts the green-tinted hallucination with the bright white of reality. In the cave clip, it discusses the use of night vision lighting to make the cave seem frightening yet comprehensible, as well as the costumes getting more worn and bloody and props like icepicks being used to kill. Overall, the document analyzes how elements of mise-en-scene like lighting, location, costume and props are used to convey meaning and atmosphere in these scenes.
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This document summarizes and analyzes two photographs. The first photo is a selfie taken by an astronaut aboard the International Space Station, showing the astronaut with Earth in the background. The second photo shows a small forest surrounded by a field and sky, giving a sense of the forest's vulnerability. Both photos use composition, lighting, framing, and other techniques to create a sense of scale and drama. The document examines the purpose, technical aspects, and meanings conveyed by each photo.
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The document analyzes two portrait photographs taken by Steve McCurry. The first photograph is his famous "Afghan Girl" photograph from 1984 showing a young Afghan refugee girl with striking eyes. The photograph captures the harsh realities of life in Afghanistan at the time through the girl's facial expression and clothing. The second photograph shows an Indian woman smoking in a small tent. It displays contrasts between Western culture and customs in India through the woman's surroundings and surprised facial expression at having her photo taken. Both photographs utilize elements like lighting, composition, and framing to draw focus to the subjects and convey meaningful narratives about their lives and cultures.
Landscape analysis
This document analyzes two landscape photographs taken by Charlie Waite. The first photograph shows Mount Fuji towering over a hill with a lake in the foreground. It aims to capture the sheer scale of the mountain. The second photograph shows a contrast between light and dark areas of an English countryside landscape in Wiltshire. Both photos effectively use elements like framing, lighting, and the rule of thirds to highlight their subjects and convey meaning about the landscapes they depict.
Mise en-scene micro analysis - The Descent
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- 3. Target audience The primary audience for my radio drama is males aged between 17 and 25, in socio-economic grouping D and E. These are people who are probably still in education or a part-time job, and have interest in military and action storylines in various media forms like films, TV shows or video games.
- 4. Character Profiles Narrator - The Narrator is the person who takes us through all of the official stories, and links the news reports together to make the story cohesive. Sgt. Wallcroft - Sgt Wallcroft is an SAS survivor of the siege, and gives his point of view of what happened that day through an interview with the narrator. News Anchors 1, 2 and 3 - These people give us exposition dialogue, and tell us exactly what is happening and what the world knew at the time. They make up the majority of the dialogue.
- 5. Character Profiles (cont.) John Ramirez - This brave reporter is standing where the previous men were ambushed and captured, and whilst giving a news report, is ambushed and captured himself along with another group of soldiers (SAS). The captured soldiers - These men were on a routine patrol when their convoy was ambushed and overrun by terrorists in Helmand Province in Afghanistan.
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- 7. Schedule information This radio drama will be an episodic story taking place over three 40-minute evening broadcasts. It is a 'mockumentary', and will be broadcast on Radio 4 Extra on a Friday Evening (7pm) 3 weeks in a row. It will also be available on-demand on BBC iPlayer, and digital download (iTunes, Google Play)
- 8. Release Date The release date for this radio drama will be September 9th 2016. This means that people have just finished their last work day of the week having just returned after summer, and spend their Friday night listening to the radio show in the background.
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- 11. Full Script, Sample Material (Clip), Individual Sound Effects Click below the PowerPoint in Wordpress