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The risk assessment document outlines several risks for the Mushaboom Music Video production and ways to minimize each risk. The main risks include tripping over wires used for cameras and lighting, electrical fires from overheating lights, burns from hot lights, damage to expensive equipment, and fire risks from filming a scene with a small fire. The producer, Ciara Kataria, is responsible for taping wires to the floor, turning lights off when not in use, warning people about hot lights, checking equipment regularly, and keeping flammable items away from the fire scene.
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The document outlines the call sheet for the music video production of "Mushaboom" with two scheduled shoots. The first shoot on November 22nd will film the main lip syncing scene in a field and exploration scenes in a small town. It requires a camera operator, technical director, main actress, supporting actor, and props assistant. The second shoot on December 6th will film scenes in a forest for a magazine and bonfire scene in a garden, requiring more personnel and props like a guitar, fairy lights, and wood for a fire. Special clothing and prop requirements are also noted.
Personnel details
Ciara Kataria directed, produced, filmed, and edited the music video 'Mushaboom' by Feist, taking on multiple roles that required a Canon camera, lens, tripod, lights, and props. She organized the storyline and scenes, directing the main actress Rachel Stirling as the singer, and supporting actors Krista Obando and Akash Kataria as friends, while Cathy Fitzgibbon assisted in setting up props like fairy lights, a guitar, and a bonfire.
Rushes Log 2
The document lists 26 video clips from a filming session around a campfire, noting the length and comments on the potential usefulness of each clip. Many of the clips ranging from 20 seconds to over 3 minutes are deemed possibly useful apart from issues with lighting or camera stability, while a few under 10 seconds are considered too dark or short to be useful.
Rushes Log
This document contains a log of video rushes for a music video shoot. It lists 46 different video clips ranging from a few seconds to over 3 minutes in length. Brief comments are provided for each clip, with most being described as at least partially useful or maybe useful for the final video, though some have issues like being blurry, wobbly, or cutting off too early. The majority of the clips appear to contain footage of the singer either lip syncing or singing at a field, on a bench, or inside a cafe.
Treatment
Lily is a singer who loves singing and playing guitar, bringing it with her wherever she goes. She dreams of playing songs for thousands of people at concerts. The music video shows Lily first performing her song "Mushaboom" alone in a field with her microphone and guitar. For most of the video, Lily is outside enjoying the natural beauty of her town, including spending time with friends around a bonfire where they roast marshmallows and Lily plays guitar.
Blade runner postmodernism
Blade Runner is a 1982 science fiction film directed by Ridley Scott, starring Harrison Ford. It is set in a dystopian future of 2019 where human-like replicants have been created by the Tyrell Corporation to work on off-world colonies. Replicants are considered dangerous by humans if they disobey or live longer than their predetermined lifespan of 4 years. Special police officers called "Blade Runners" hunt down replicants that escape. The film questions what it means to be human when the distinction between humans and replicants becomes unclear. It also depicts a postmodern vision of a dystopian Los Angeles future where advertising dominates and people escape to more virtual realities.
Cultural influence of specific genre
World music has grown to include various blends of ethnic music traditions and styles. Examples of these hybrid world fusion genres include Afro Celt Sound System which blends Irish and West African music, Aomusic which has a pan-cultural sound, and Värttinä which combines jazz and Finnish folk music, each showing some Western influence. People often change how they dress and behave depending on the music they listen to, as a way to identify with the artists and groups they admire or to feel part of a community of similar fans.
Genre
The document discusses the genre of an upcoming music video. It will be indie genre, which has conventions like live music performances that focus on the artist's talent and the music itself rather than selling the artist. To fit the indie genre, the music video will feature a performance-based format with close-ups of the instruments to highlight the music, and costumes that are cool and casual like typical indie style.
Media Proposal
The document is a proposal for a new music magazine focused on indie and punk genres. It will entertain and inform readers about new music and concerts while also trying to persuade them. The target audience is teens and people in their early 20s who like indie/punk music. Each monthly issue will feature an in-depth interview with an artist and have reviews, contests and giveaways to engage readers and encourage subscriptions. The magazine will have a minimalist design with one bright accent color and feature social media posts from readers.
Magazine Print Screens
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
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The moodboard provides inspiration for a new design project focused on modern, minimalist aesthetics. Key elements include clean lines, open spaces, natural materials like wood and stone, as well as monochromatic color palettes featuring shades of gray, white and black. Overall the moodboard aims to convey a sense of calmness, simplicity and functionality through its curated selection of images and design concepts.
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