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This document lists various risks that could occur during a film project and provides information on the likelihood of each risk, how to prevent it, and what to do if it happens. Some of the key risks addressed include car accidents while traveling, actors getting injured from handling knives or props, technical issues like cameras running out of battery or data being lost, and actors becoming ill or injured before filming. The document recommends taking preventative measures like having experienced drivers, handling objects carefully, fully charging equipment, and having backup actors or plans. It also provides steps to take in emergency situations like calling for medical assistance or rescheduling filming.
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Question 2 Evaluation
The media product represents particular social groups through its portrayal of location, age groups, clothing, and gender.
The remote forest location was chosen to make the film seem like a stereotypical horror film by isolating the characters.
The two main characters are portrayed as teenagers through their informal dialogue and close friendship as they camp in the woods. Their clothing of jeans and hoodies is meant to represent typical outfits for UK teenagers.
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Scott and Harry are hiding in the forest after witnessing their friends being killed by a maniac. Scott climbs a tree to look for the killer but doesn't see anyone. They hear noises in the brush and hide in some bushes. Harry wants to get his phone from his bag to call for help. As he unzips the bag, he hears footsteps and sees a shadowy hooded man with an axe who slashes down with a scream, ending the scene.
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- Asking what three films people loved provided insight into preferred genres like horror.
- Responses to preferred directors were unclear and not very helpful for planning.
- Learning respondents' preferred film ratings would help determine the rating for the student film.
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Four teenagers go camping in the woods unaware of the dangers that lurk there. During their trip, they become stalked by an unseen force at night. Each night, the stalking grows closer. As it chases them, they become lost in the woods without help. The opening sequence will show the teens running through the forest in a panic. They hear noises and hide, realizing one of their group dropped their bag. When they go to retrieve the bag, one of the teens is attacked from behind by the stalker. Their screams continue into the title of the film.
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