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Two filming release forms were signed on December 2nd, 2017 by Emma Simpson and Victoria Jackson. The forms agree to the inclusion of their contributions in the film, understand their contributions may be edited, and allow their contributions to publicize the film. They also agree the film can be distributed worldwide and their contributions have been truthful.
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Raven receives a message from the royal family informing him that Aurora has been taken to The Woods Hotel for protection by the Godmothers from Maleficent. Raven makes his way to the hotel and must pass through challenges set by Flora, Merryweather, and Fauna in order to reach Aurora. He defeats Fauna, revealing Aurora inside a mechanical suit. However, when Aurora sees Raven, she attacks before realizing it is actually Prince Philip in disguise. Aurora then loses consciousness after cutting her arm on a splinter. The summary ends with Philip holding Aurora's unconscious body.
Evaluation wtcb
Emil, Aaron, Steven, and the author were tasked with creating a documentary about video games for a university course. The author researched the history of video games and created a PowerPoint. They were responsible for editing the final piece. However, the rest of the team did not take their responsibilities seriously. Deadlines were missed and the author felt alone in caring about the quality of the project. As a result, the final documentary was rushed and of poor quality compared to professional documentaries about video games. The author believes they could have created a higher quality project alone rather than depending on an uncommitted team. Overall, the project was deemed a failure by the author.
Script
This document contains sample script questions for job interviews with three potential candidates - Emil, Amy, and Aaron. For Emil, the questions focus on their interests and aspirations in gaming design, what first interested them in game design, and challenges modern designers face. For Amy, the questions focus on their interests and aspirations in gaming, what first interested them in game art, and how the gaming industry has changed. For Aaron, the questions are about their interests and aspirations in digital media, what first interested them in this field, and if photography is relevant in gaming.
Call sheet (2)
The call sheet is for a video game documentary project for MBRO College. The crew is to assemble at 5pm at the MBRO College TV Studio, with no lunch provided. Shooting will take place from 5pm to 6pm at the TV studio. The call sheet lists Amy Wilkins, Emil Lavioe, and Aaron Stringer as cast members. It also provides a shooting schedule from 8:45am to 6pm at the MBRO College TV Studio, detailing the planned activities and times.
A history of video games
This document provides a history of video games organized by generation. It describes the key consoles and games from each generation, beginning with early games like Ping Pong in 1958. The first generation of consoles included the Magnavox Odyssey and games without changeable media. Subsequent generations saw the introduction of microprocessors, cartridges, color graphics, 3D capabilities, and modern consoles. Each new generation brought technological advances and popular franchises.
pitch for documentary
The group will create a documentary following their creative process in developing concept art, photographs, and digital art for a game. They will film the process using simple cameras and include interviews discussing their work and opinions on the games industry. The 10-20 minute documentary will have a casual, behind-the-scenes style as it tags along with the group's activities, broken up by slideshows of their work and interviews with group members. The documentary will go through planning, pre-production, production, and post-production stages, with defined roles for directing, camera operation, editing, and the creative works.
A history of video games
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Reviews research
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Script
This review summarizes a film adaptation of a popular teen novel that deals with mental health and suicidal thoughts. It discusses why the film has been so popular by appealing to fans of the book by faithfully adapting it for the screen. While some flaws are noted, the review concludes that the film was good and deserves a high rating out of ten.
Risk assessment
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Script breakdown
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- 1. -- Filming Release Form Contributor Name: Emma Simpson Date: 2 nd December 2017 I agree to theinclusion of my contribution inthis film, the nature of which has been explained to me. I understand that my contribution will be edited and there is no guarantee that my contribution will appear in the final film. I agree that my contribution may be used topublicise the film. I understand that this film (or part of it) may be distributed in any medium in any part of the world. My contribution has, to the best of my knowledge, been truthful and honest. I have not deliberately sought to conceal any relevant facts from the makers of this film. Signed
- 2. Filming Release Form Contributor Name: Victoria Jackson Date: 2 nd December 2017 I agree to the inclusion of my contribution in this film, the nature of which has been explained to me. I understand that my contribution will be edited and there is no guarantee that my contribution will appear in the final film. I agree that my contribution may be used to publicise the film. I understand that this film (or part of it) may be distributed in any medium in any part of the world. My contribution has, to the best of my knowledge, been truthful and honest. I have not deliberately sought to conceal any relevant facts from the makers of this film. Signed ---