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This document is a location risk assessment form for a film production. It identifies three key risks: 1) Heat/cold from weather conditions with cold winds developing later in the day. The action is to finish filming before winds arrive and allow crew to go inside if feeling cold. 2) Crowds passing close to the filming location. The action is to wait for crowds to pass the area. 3) Vehicles on a nearby road with a 5mph speed limit. The camera operator will wear a high-visibility jacket as a precaution. The form documents the risks, actions to address them, and responsibilities to help ensure a safe production.
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3) Matching fonts, color themes, and similar band images in the digipak and music video were intended to strengthen the band's identity and make them more recognizable to fans.
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The call sheet is for the second day of shooting a film titled "Shoot 2 - Encounter". It will take place at Chinny's Snooker Club in Halesworth and involve filming various shots of a band performance, including close-ups and long shots of the guitarists, drummer, and the full band, as well as a crane shot. The shooting is scheduled to start at 2pm and equipment, props, and catering are provided for.
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Key framing allows for animating changes to video properties like scale, rotation, and position over time by setting different property values at specific time points called key frames; the document discusses using key framing on a test project in Premiere Pro to practice skills like animating an image to grow, shrink, and move by creating key frames and adjusting the image's scale, rotation, and position between key frames to match the music.
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This document is a checklist for conducting a location recce at City College Norwich Ipswich Road Campus. It lists equipment to bring such as cameras, phones, identification, and risk assessments. It also notes logistical considerations like availability, copyright issues, transport, safety procedures, sound recording conditions, and amenities on site. The checklist aims to ensure all necessary preparations are made before filming at the location.
Speed distortion
The document discusses using speed distortion techniques in a video to convey the slow movement associated with depression without making the video boring. It slowed the main character's actions and used post-production speed distortion to engage the audience while including the theme of slowed movement. Research showed people with depression move and think more slowly physically. A focus group provided feedback on whether test footage using slowed movement was aesthetically pleasing while conveying ideas of depression and negativity.
Call sheet 1
This call sheet is for a shoot taking place on an unspecified date. It will involve filming the first encounter between a boy and girl which includes a brief conversation and argument. Jordan Swan will serve as both the producer and director, and will operate the camera along with Louie Clarke assisting. Filming will take place at City College Norwich and is estimated to wrap by an unspecified time. It requires some equipment, props, and filming several shots of the boy and girl during their interaction.
Proposal form
The proposal is for a music video for the song "Likely Story" by Great Whit Buffalo. The narrative will portray a love story showing the real hardships of being in love, with a boy obsessed with a girl who only pays attention to him when she needs something. Though frustrated, the boy cannot stop thinking about her or indulge in other activities without being reminded of her. The story will feel very real and relatable so that the audience identifies with the main character and suffers his hardships along with him. To achieve realism, filming will take place in ordinary locations with no costumes, though footage speed will be manipulated to emphasize mood and feeling.
Music video production treatment
This document provides a treatment and timeline for a music video, outlining the audio, images, and timing for each scene. The story follows a man as he deals with a breakup and loneliness over time. Scenes show him waking up distressed, arguing on the phone, witnessing his ex flirting with others, and eventually walking away from her as she gets with another man. Later scenes show the man watching his ex from a distance and continuing to struggle on his own, as emphasized by the repeating lyrics "This is why you're lonely." The timeline spans 3 minutes and 50 seconds.
Music magazine evaluation
The document summarizes a music magazine created by the author focused on the genre of new wave rock from the late 1970s-1980s in Britain. The magazine's target audience is working-class males aged 40-60 who would have been fans during new wave's emergence. To attract this audience, the magazine uses vintage-looking imagery and articles about bands from the 70s/80s era to evoke nostalgia. It would be distributed in stores like HMV as well as online to reach international and younger audiences.
Musicmagazineevaluation
The magazine uses, develops, and challenges conventions of real music magazines. It focuses on the niche genre of new wave rock. While following conventions like strong color themes and layouts, it also challenges norms by adding more color to the contents page. The target audience is older working class males who enjoyed new wave during its emergence in the 1970s-1980s. To attract this audience, the magazine uses black and white imagery and articles about bands from the target era. It represents both older and younger fans of the genre.
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- 1. PRODUCTION TITLE: SHOOT DATE/S: PRODUCTION OFFICE PHONE/MOBILE: LOCATION THIS FORM RELATES TO: (A separate form should be completed for each location) Complete the following table rating each risks severity on scale from Negligible (N), Low risk (L), Moderate risk (M), Severe (S), Very severe (V) each risks likelihood on scale from Very unlikely (VU), Unlikely (U), Possible (P), Likely (L), Very likely (VL) Determine the risk factor from the table overleaf. Hazard Present? Severity Likelihood Risk Factor 1 Alcohol/drugs 2 Animals/insects 3 Audiences 4 Camera cable/grip equipment 5 Confined spaces 6 Derelict buildings/dangerous structures 7 Electricity/gas (other than normal supplies) 8 Fatigue/long hours 9 Fire/flammable materials 10 Hazardous substances 11 Heat/Cold/extreme weather Y M L 3 12 Laser/strobe effects 13 Machinery/industrial/ crane/hoist 14 Materials - glass, non-fire retardant set materials 15 Night operation 16 Noise – high sound levels 17 Non standard manual handling 18 Public/crowds Y L U 2 19 Radiation 20 Scaffold/Rostra 21 Smoking on set 22 Special effects/explosives 23 Special needs (elderly, disabled, inexperienced) 24 Specialised rescue/first aid 25 Stunts, dangerous activities 26 Tall scenery/suspended ceilings 27 Vehicles/speed Y L P 2 28 Water/proximity to water 29 Weapons 30 Working at heights 31 Working overseas 32 Other risks Calculate the Risk Factor: Very Unlikely Unlikely Possible Likely Very Likely Very severe 3 4 4 5 5 Severe 2 3 3 3 5 Moderate 2 2 3 3 3 Slight 1 2 2 3 3 Negligible 1 1 2 2 3 Decide the action to take: 5 Very severe Take immediate action 4 Severe High priority 3 Moderate Risk Programme for action 2 Low Risk Action may be required 1 Negligible Probably acceptable LOCATIONRISKASSESSMENTFORM
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