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The risk assessment is for the production "Revenge" taking place from October 10-20. It identifies potential hazards for the production including things inside the house that could break, a knife being used as a prop, a potential car crash on location, tripping in wooded areas, and dangerous rubble. For each hazard, the document lists the people at risk, location, existing risk controls, and determines the level of risk as low, medium, or high depending on the hazard.
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The document discusses potential locations, props, and costumes for a horror film trailer. It examines 6 interior and exterior locations in a family home that could be used, including the living room, a child's bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, and garden. It then outlines 4 props that may appear, such as a pen used to write disturbing messages and a teddy bear connected to the main character. Finally, it describes the planned costumes for the 3 main characters - the father, mother, and young girl - and how their appearances establish roles and foreshadow changes in the girl's behavior.
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1) A family moves into a new house and finds a mysterious note addressed to "friend" in the daughter Beth's bedroom.
2) Strange events begin to occur in the house, with Beth finding her teddy bear mutilated and messages written on windows and mirrors.
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The trailer uses various cinematic techniques in conventional horror film style to build tension and scare the audience. It begins with an establishing shot to set the scene and uses dark lighting, spooky non-diegetic sounds and close-ups of characters' fearful emotions. Jump cuts between scenes increase the pace. Props like knives and axes are featured with harsh lighting to draw attention and suggest danger. Costuming makes the children appear dead or haunted. The ending uses silence before a jump scare to provide a final fright. Narration frames introduce the film in a creepy font over a cracked background. Overall the trailer effectively employs common horror conventions to engage viewers through fear and suspense.
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The document contains details of 32 shots in a film scene involving the kidnapping of a woman named Rachel. Shot details include duration, shot type, camera angle, movement, and action. Key shots include an establishing shot of a house, shots of Rachel at home alone, a title screen, shots of a man looking into the house and Rachel investigating a noise, another title screen, low angle shots of a kidnapper looking at Rachel asleep, shots of Rachel walking to an open door and being grabbed by the kidnapper, shots inside a car with Rachel struggling and looking out the window, wide shots of Rachel being dragged into a field, more title screens, low angle shots of Rachel crouched and screaming, shots of
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- Everyone agreed including band members was a good idea and the narrative was easy to understand.
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The document is a script for a short film depicting a home invasion and kidnapping of a young girl named Alice. In three sentences: The intruders break into Alice's home, violently assault her, knock her unconscious, and kidnap her by putting her in the trunk of their car. They drive her to an isolated, derelict building in the countryside where they continue to assault her. The script ends with Alice waking up alone at the building, freeing her hands, and finding a knife on the floor with a sinister smile.
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The document outlines plans for magazine and poster ancillary products from a film. It proposes shooting Beth, the main character, against a dark wall at night to emphasize her psychotic characteristics. For both the magazine and poster, Beth will wear the purple dress from the film and have mascara running down her pale face. The magazine photograph will show Beth holding the teddy bear and note props, while the poster will only include a glimpse of the note. Consistent props, costumes, makeup and lighting between the film and ancillary products are intended to clearly link them for audiences.
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Risk assessment 2
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