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This document discusses location scouting for a film. It describes using an industrial estate to represent the busy work life of the main character Amanda, as it will have many cars coming and going. It also discusses using the author's own home as the main filming location to represent the home life of Amanda and Simon, making it easy to access and not appear staged as it is a real lived-in kitchen.
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Location Reconnaissance
My house and Bournemouth train station will be the two main locations. The kitchen and living room of the house will represent Sarah's house because it will be easy to film there and make the child actor feel comfortable. Bournemouth train station was chosen because it is close, familiar, and the platform is nonspecific enough for the film's needs. Footage will also be captured inside a train.
Editing process
Bradley Venn-Griffiths edited a film by first renaming film clips to make them easier to organize in the editing process. He then fitted the clips together in Adobe Premier Pro by adding transitions, effects, and background music to help the film flow professionally. Clips were cropped to remove unwanted background noise and music was edited to fit scenes and increase in volume toward the climax. Transitions between scenes and locations were added, and text like credits and titles were included to make the film look polished. Finally, the film was exported to upload and share with the target audience.
Evidence
This photo shows the filmmaker directing actors by explaining what they need to do and when during filming. It also shows the director positioning the actors and camera to get the right shots from the chosen camera angle. The filmmaker had in-depth discussions with actors to get high quality takes efficiently and ensured any risks were addressed as the director.
Rushes log
This document is a rushes log for the film production "Everywhere You Turn" containing 42 video file clips with details such as file name, duration, editing possibilities and limitations, and file storage location. The clips cover various scenes from establishing shots, dialogue, actions, and changes in lighting and location to tell the story. The editor notes each clip will require some editing such as shortening, adding effects, or combining with other clips to improve story flow or address technical issues like blurriness or unstable camera.
Risk assessment
This document identifies several hazards for a film production and outlines actions to address them:
1) Tripping hazards from wires and leads on the floor will be addressed by ensuring all leads are tucked away.
2) Germs from shared microphone use in a busy kitchen will be addressed by sanitizing the microphone between users.
3) Sharp kitchen objects must be safely stored before filming to avoid injuries.
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This document discusses location scouting for a film. It describes choosing an industrial estate to represent the main character Amanda's busy work life, filming a couple scenes there on weekends when it is less busy. Lighting may be an issue so the director will choose a day with good sunlight. The document also describes choosing the director's own kitchen to represent the main characters' home life, making it seem realistic. However, there are potential hazards like wires, a kettle, sharp cupboard edges, and corners that will need to be warned to actors about.
Production plan
Bradley Venn-Griffiths has created a production plan for his film with the following stages:
1) Filming scenes 1-4 from January 28th to February 4th involving two main characters meeting and establishing shots.
2) Filming scenes 5-15 from February 4th-8th showing one character's morning routine and seeing another character for the first time.
3) Filming scenes 16-33 from February 9th-23rd building suspense as the character receives mysterious calls and ultimately stabs her husband.
4) Post-production from February 24th-March 5th including deleting unnecessary scenes, editing, and finding fitting music.
5) Final post-
Costumes and props
Amanda, the main female character, will wear a white blouse and black trousers to represent her job in an office. This dark color scheme could symbolize a funeral. She will use everyday props like a toothbrush but also a knife, which represents a key plot point and suggests she feels pressure.
Simon, the male lead, will also dress in office attire as they both work. He will wear a black suit and blue shirt, giving him a serious appearance but distinguishing him from funeral colors. His briefcase and phone show his professional and wealthy lifestyle.
The masked man, the villain, dresses entirely in plain black with a white mask to hide his identity and prevent an emotional connection. His low-
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Location Reconnaissance
My house and Bournemouth train station will be the two main locations. The kitchen and living room of the house will represent Sarah's house because it will be easy to film there and make the child actor feel comfortable. Bournemouth train station was chosen because it is close, familiar, and the platform is nonspecific enough for the film's needs. Footage will also be captured inside a train.
Editing process
Bradley Venn-Griffiths edited a film by first renaming film clips to make them easier to organize in the editing process. He then fitted the clips together in Adobe Premier Pro by adding transitions, effects, and background music to help the film flow professionally. Clips were cropped to remove unwanted background noise and music was edited to fit scenes and increase in volume toward the climax. Transitions between scenes and locations were added, and text like credits and titles were included to make the film look polished. Finally, the film was exported to upload and share with the target audience.
Evidence
This photo shows the filmmaker directing actors by explaining what they need to do and when during filming. It also shows the director positioning the actors and camera to get the right shots from the chosen camera angle. The filmmaker had in-depth discussions with actors to get high quality takes efficiently and ensured any risks were addressed as the director.
Rushes log
This document is a rushes log for the film production "Everywhere You Turn" containing 42 video file clips with details such as file name, duration, editing possibilities and limitations, and file storage location. The clips cover various scenes from establishing shots, dialogue, actions, and changes in lighting and location to tell the story. The editor notes each clip will require some editing such as shortening, adding effects, or combining with other clips to improve story flow or address technical issues like blurriness or unstable camera.
Risk assessment
This document identifies several hazards for a film production and outlines actions to address them:
1) Tripping hazards from wires and leads on the floor will be addressed by ensuring all leads are tucked away.
2) Germs from shared microphone use in a busy kitchen will be addressed by sanitizing the microphone between users.
3) Sharp kitchen objects must be safely stored before filming to avoid injuries.
Recce
This document discusses location scouting for a film. It describes choosing an industrial estate to represent the main character Amanda's busy work life, filming a couple scenes there on weekends when it is less busy. Lighting may be an issue so the director will choose a day with good sunlight. The document also describes choosing the director's own kitchen to represent the main characters' home life, making it seem realistic. However, there are potential hazards like wires, a kettle, sharp cupboard edges, and corners that will need to be warned to actors about.
Production plan
Bradley Venn-Griffiths has created a production plan for his film with the following stages:
1) Filming scenes 1-4 from January 28th to February 4th involving two main characters meeting and establishing shots.
2) Filming scenes 5-15 from February 4th-8th showing one character's morning routine and seeing another character for the first time.
3) Filming scenes 16-33 from February 9th-23rd building suspense as the character receives mysterious calls and ultimately stabs her husband.
4) Post-production from February 24th-March 5th including deleting unnecessary scenes, editing, and finding fitting music.
5) Final post-
Costumes and props
Amanda, the main female character, will wear a white blouse and black trousers to represent her job in an office. This dark color scheme could symbolize a funeral. She will use everyday props like a toothbrush but also a knife, which represents a key plot point and suggests she feels pressure.
Simon, the male lead, will also dress in office attire as they both work. He will wear a black suit and blue shirt, giving him a serious appearance but distinguishing him from funeral colors. His briefcase and phone show his professional and wealthy lifestyle.
The masked man, the villain, dresses entirely in plain black with a white mask to hide his identity and prevent an emotional connection. His low-
Example script from treatments
This document contains two treatment ideas for short films. The first treatment idea involves a couple, Alex and Chloe, getting lost in the woods while following clues and eventually finding a pool of blood. The second treatment idea follows a woman named Amanda who has been receiving anonymous threatening phone calls from an unknown person who may be following her. Both treatment ideas explore themes of fear, danger and mystery.
Treatment
The document outlines a treatment idea for a 5 minute horror film titled "Everywhere You Turn" about a wealthy 40-year-old woman named Amanda who is followed by a masked man whose identity is never revealed. Amanda was brought up in care and has worked hard to build a luxurious lifestyle, while the masked man was also in care as a child and was negatively affected by the experience of having no family support. The film will focus on building suspense and mystery around the stalking of Amanda by this unidentified masked man.
Equipment sheet and legal report
The document outlines the needs, budget, and timeline for a short film project, including requiring 3 main actor characters available for multiple filming days, one crew member to assist with sound and lighting, an estimated budget of £50 for a mask and drone rental, and a planned launch date of March 10th 2019 to allow time for filming and avoid conflicts with other events.
Shooting script
This document contains a shooting script summary for the film "Everywhere You Turn". It describes 37 shots ranging from establishing shots, medium shots, close-ups, and more. The shots show Amanda finding a masked man stalking her and witnessing her husband Simon being murdered by the masked man. Key shots include Amanda discovering the masked man watching her from her car and house windows, confronting the man outside her home, and ultimately finding her husband's body with the masked man standing behind her. The script provides direction for camera movements, character actions and reactions, and recommended sound effects or dialogue for each shot.
Fina l script
1) The story is about a woman named Amanda who believes she is being stalked and followed by a masked man. She has a number of strange encounters where she sees the man but he disappears.
2) Amanda becomes increasingly paranoid and stressed. She starts having what appear to be hallucinations and moments of confusion.
3) In a climax, Amanda mistakes her returning husband for the stalker and attacks him with a knife, leaving him bleeding on the floor. When she turns around, the masked man is suddenly standing behind her.
Mind map of characters
The target audience for the film is ages 16-50, with the primary audience being ages 18-30 who will have more free time to watch the film. The secondary audience is ages 31-50 who can process the film's content and use it as a distraction after work. Both male and female audiences are targeted as the main characters are both male and female.
Narrative theory
Narrative theory analyzes how media texts communicate meaning through structured stories. It views narrative as a chain of causally linked events with a beginning, middle, and end. Theorists like Branigan, Propp, and Barthes developed approaches to analyzing characteristics like character types, codes, and underlying cultural themes in narratives. More recent theorists examine how genres, postmodern narratives, and hybrid forms challenge traditional understandings of narrative structure. Narrative theory provides concepts to inform how meaning is constructed in media texts and genres help categorize texts for audiences, creators, and scholars.
Treatment
The document outlines a proposed short horror film called "X Marks the Spot." It would follow two teenagers, Alex and Chloe, as they go on a surprise date in the woods organized by Alex. They get lost as night falls and begin following strange red "X" markings on trees. The film would not reveal the nature of the threat pursuing the couple. The target audience is suggested as 18-30 year olds who would engage with the film on social media. Details are provided on the filming style, music choice, and initial script treatment. Based on feedback, the document notes revisions including lowering the character ages to 17-18 to make filming easier.
Recce
This document discusses location scouting for a film. It describes using an industrial estate to represent the busy work life of the main character Amanda, as it will show many cars coming and going. The document also discusses using the author's own home as the main filming location to represent the home life of Amanda and Simon, making it seem realistic as it is an in-use kitchen and always accessible for filming.
Legal and ethical report
This document discusses several legal and ethical issues that may affect the production of a film, including copyright, intellectual property rights, slander, filming permissions, royalties, depictions of violence and offensive language, public interest, and performance rights. Copyright law protects the use of special effects and music without permission. Intellectual property rights like trademarks and patents protect the filmmaker's logo and clips from being copied. Slander laws require actors' dialogue not cause harm. Filming permissions and royalties may generate income if the film is successful. Violence and language affect the age rating. Relating the film to public interest makes it believable. Performance rights only apply if using copyrighted music.
Production plan
This production plan outlines the filming and post-production schedule for a short film. It includes the dates, locations, crew, costumes, props, and equipment needed for filming scenes 1-33 over January and February. The post-production process of editing scenes, deleting unneeded material, and making final touches before completion is scheduled for February to March.
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This document contains two treatment ideas for short films. The first treatment idea involves a couple, Alex and Chloe, getting lost in the woods while following clues and eventually finding a pool of blood. The second treatment idea follows a woman named Amanda who has been receiving anonymous threatening phone calls from an unknown person who may be following her. Both treatment ideas explore themes of fear, danger and mystery.
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The document outlines a treatment idea for a 5 minute horror film titled "Everywhere You Turn" about a wealthy 40-year-old woman named Amanda who is followed by a masked man whose identity is never revealed. Amanda was brought up in care and has worked hard to build a luxurious lifestyle, while the masked man was also in care as a child and was negatively affected by the experience of having no family support. The film will focus on building suspense and mystery around the stalking of Amanda by this unidentified masked man.
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Shooting script
This document contains a shooting script summary for the film "Everywhere You Turn". It describes 37 shots ranging from establishing shots, medium shots, close-ups, and more. The shots show Amanda finding a masked man stalking her and witnessing her husband Simon being murdered by the masked man. Key shots include Amanda discovering the masked man watching her from her car and house windows, confronting the man outside her home, and ultimately finding her husband's body with the masked man standing behind her. The script provides direction for camera movements, character actions and reactions, and recommended sound effects or dialogue for each shot.
Fina l script
1) The story is about a woman named Amanda who believes she is being stalked and followed by a masked man. She has a number of strange encounters where she sees the man but he disappears.
2) Amanda becomes increasingly paranoid and stressed. She starts having what appear to be hallucinations and moments of confusion.
3) In a climax, Amanda mistakes her returning husband for the stalker and attacks him with a knife, leaving him bleeding on the floor. When she turns around, the masked man is suddenly standing behind her.
Mind map of characters
The target audience for the film is ages 16-50, with the primary audience being ages 18-30 who will have more free time to watch the film. The secondary audience is ages 31-50 who can process the film's content and use it as a distraction after work. Both male and female audiences are targeted as the main characters are both male and female.
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Narrative theory analyzes how media texts communicate meaning through structured stories. It views narrative as a chain of causally linked events with a beginning, middle, and end. Theorists like Branigan, Propp, and Barthes developed approaches to analyzing characteristics like character types, codes, and underlying cultural themes in narratives. More recent theorists examine how genres, postmodern narratives, and hybrid forms challenge traditional understandings of narrative structure. Narrative theory provides concepts to inform how meaning is constructed in media texts and genres help categorize texts for audiences, creators, and scholars.
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This document discusses location scouting for a film. It describes using an industrial estate to represent the busy work life of the main character Amanda, as it will show many cars coming and going. The document also discusses using the author's own home as the main filming location to represent the home life of Amanda and Simon, making it seem realistic as it is an in-use kitchen and always accessible for filming.
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Production plan
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Recce
- 1. Recce I have decided to use this industrial estate as this is used to set the scene of Amanda’s busy work lifestyle. As it is quite busy with many cars it will help to represent Amanda’s work place. I would be filming only a couple of scenes here as there are only two days in the film in which Amanda goes to her place of work. This location will always be accessible as it will never be closed meaning I can have filming times of whenever. This will be my main filming location as this is setting the scene of Amanda and Simon’s home life meaning the audience can build better relationships with the audience. Furthermore as this is an in use kitchen it will make the film look realistic as nothing will look staged. Furthermore as this is my house it will always be accessible with no obstructions in the way.