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The document is a screenplay that follows Michael as he walks drunk on the road. It begins with establishing shots of the exterior before cutting to a long shot focusing on Michael being pushed out of a club by a waiter. The next shots show Michael continuing to walk drunk on the road before he is attacked by an unknown man with a wooden stick, seen from Michael's point of view. Michael then comes back to his senses and the screen fades to white. More exterior shots show Michael continuing to walk drunk before a car stops and Harold steps out, straightening his attire before walking toward Michael. They bump into each other and Michael falls to the ground, seen from a high angle shot showing Harold's superiority. Harold then
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1. The screenplay is about a man named Argus who drinks excessively. He is kicked out of a bar while intoxicated.
2. On the street, Argus is attacked and robbed by his step-brother Lucifer. Argus owes Lucifer money.
3. Argus faints from drinking at home. He has flashbacks of owing money to Lucifer and his girlfriend Elly attacking him.
4. The story ends with Argus collapsing after opening his door drunk to Lucifer and Elly demanding to know where he has been. The movie leaves Argus' fate unknown.
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Argus gets drunk in a bar and is later assaulted by Lucifer on the street for money he is owed. Argus returns home and continues drinking until he passes out. Lucifer and Elly later confront Argus at a warehouse and hit him when he cannot pay. After returning home again, Argus is visited by Lucifer and Elly who question his state while flashes of the previous scenes replay, leaving Argus confused about what transpired.
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The document describes a series of scenes in a short film involving a man named Argus. In the first scene, Argus is drunk at a bar and gets thrown out. Later, Lucifer confronts Argus on the street and drags him to an unknown location. There, Lucifer and a woman named Elizabeth interrogate and beat Argus, demanding to know where their money is. In the final scene, Argus wakes up after hearing his doorbell ring, only to find Lucifer and Elizabeth at the door, before collapsing and dying.
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Argus is a rich but drug-addicted teenage protagonist who suffers from hallucinations, seeing his girlfriend Elly and step-brother Lucifer as villains conspiring against him. Due to his hallucinations, Argus believes Elly first kidnaps him and then abuses him when she does not get money from him. Lucifer is actually a caring step-brother, but in Argus's mind he partners with Elly to kidnap Argus as well.
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The shooting schedule outlines 4 scenes to be filmed on 3 separate dates in February and March 2016, with scene 1 taking place in a bar on February 20th from 12:45-2:10, scene 2 by the roadside that same day from 2:20-4:00, scene 3 in a warehouse on February 26th from 12:45-3:55, and the final scene 4 at a house on March 4th from 11:00-3:55.
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Argus, a teenager, took a large sum of money from his step-brother without permission and drank heavily, losing his ability to think clearly. He was kidnapped and beaten for not returning the money. Later, his step-brother and girlfriend showed up at his place, leaving him confused because they were the ones who kidnapped him. Argus must determine if what is happening is real or in his mind, and try to understand what is truly going on.
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This editor used Adobe Premiere CS6 to edit a movie. Various transitions like dip to black, dip to white, and cross dissolve were used between scenes to transition from one to another. Audio tools were also used like searching for a suspense soundtrack and mixing sounds with the audio mixer.
Shooting schedule
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Media forms and conventions
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Direito autoral concede prerrogativas legais aos criadores de obras intelectuais para que possam explorar economicamente suas criações. Os direitos autorais são divididos em morais, que asseguram autoria, e patrimoniais, que se referem à utilização econômica. A gestão coletiva surgiu para organizar a arrecadação e distribuição dos direitos autorais no Brasil.
Degree of comparison
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The Degrees of Comparison in English grammar are made with the Adjective and Adverb words to show how big or small, high or low, more or less, many or few, etc., of the qualities, numbers and positions of the nouns (persons, things and places) in comparison to the others mentioned in the other part of a sentence or expression.
Kind of comparison :
Positive degree
Comparative degree
Superlative degree
POSITIVE DEGREE
Equal/positive degree is used to compare two things or persons which have same characteristic and feature.
The primary form of an adjective or adverb; denotes a quality without qualification,comparison, or relation to increase or diminution positive
Adjective- a word that expresses an attribute of something
Adverb- a word that modifies something other then a noun.
There are two more comparisons with the ‘positive form’ of the adjective words. They are :
(i) Degree of Equality: This comparison is used to compare two persons, animals or things to tell us that they are equal – having the same quality.
Example: There are two cats with the same height and weight, and look the same except for the colour.
Therefore we say:
The brown cat is as beautiful as the grey cat. (= Both the cats are the same.)
The word “beautiful” is an adjective in the ‘positive form’, and with the conjunction as…as it expresses the ‘degree of equality’.
(ii) Degree of Inequality: This comparison is used to compare two persons, animals or things to tell us that they are not equal – not having the same quality. Example: The brown cat is not so beautiful as the black & white cat.( They are not the same). The word “beautiful” is an adjective in the ‘positive form’, and with the conjunction so…as (and the negative ‘not’) it expresses the ‘degree of inequality’
Expressing intention
WHAT IS INTENTION ???
Merriam-Webster.com defines intention as a determination to act in a certain way.
As shared in “When your Relationships are Good, your Life is Good”, an intention is a clear and positive statement of an outcome you want to experience.
An intention is a goal, or vision, that guides your activities, thoughts, attitudes, and choices.
Language features
To express intention , we usually use :
Simple Future Tense
Would like …
Would rather…
Examples of expressing intention
-I'm going to ... -I would like to ... - (Yes, I think) I will ... - I am planning to ... - I have decided ... - I'm thinking of ... - I intend to .... - My intention is to ... - Perhaps/ May be I will ..
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This document contains 3 short lines that appear to list locations: BAR, House, and warehouse. It provides a brief listing of 3 different types of locations but does not provide any other context or details about the locations.
Screenplay
1. The screenplay is about a man named Argus who drinks excessively. He is kicked out of a bar while intoxicated.
2. On the street, Argus is attacked and robbed by his step-brother Lucifer. Argus owes Lucifer money.
3. Argus faints from drinking at home. He has flashbacks of owing money to Lucifer and his girlfriend Elly attacking him.
4. The story ends with Argus collapsing after opening his door drunk to Lucifer and Elly demanding to know where he has been. The movie leaves Argus' fate unknown.
Shot division list
Argus gets drunk in a bar and is later assaulted by Lucifer on the street for money he is owed. Argus returns home and continues drinking until he passes out. Lucifer and Elly later confront Argus at a warehouse and hit him when he cannot pay. After returning home again, Argus is visited by Lucifer and Elly who question his state while flashes of the previous scenes replay, leaving Argus confused about what transpired.
Script
The document describes a series of scenes in a short film involving a man named Argus. In the first scene, Argus is drunk at a bar and gets thrown out. Later, Lucifer confronts Argus on the street and drags him to an unknown location. There, Lucifer and a woman named Elizabeth interrogate and beat Argus, demanding to know where their money is. In the final scene, Argus wakes up after hearing his doorbell ring, only to find Lucifer and Elizabeth at the door, before collapsing and dying.
Character profiling
Argus is a rich but drug-addicted teenage protagonist who suffers from hallucinations, seeing his girlfriend Elly and step-brother Lucifer as villains conspiring against him. Due to his hallucinations, Argus believes Elly first kidnaps him and then abuses him when she does not get money from him. Lucifer is actually a caring step-brother, but in Argus's mind he partners with Elly to kidnap Argus as well.
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Shooting scedule
The shooting schedule outlines 4 scenes to be filmed on 3 separate dates in February and March 2016, with scene 1 taking place in a bar on February 20th from 12:45-2:10, scene 2 by the roadside that same day from 2:20-4:00, scene 3 in a warehouse on February 26th from 12:45-3:55, and the final scene 4 at a house on March 4th from 11:00-3:55.
Editing note
The filmmaker edited their movie using Cyberlink PowerDirector 14. They used slow motion and blending effects for the title, along with low-key and high-key lighting, minor color corrections, and faster cuts for flashback scenes. Dream sequences used a prism effect and black and white for a blurry look. Two overlapping music arrangements added mystery.
A website was created using Wix with a template matching the suspense genre. Images and gifs from the movie provided insight into the mystery theme. Pages about the movie, rushes, and director's blog were added.
Adobe Photoshop CS6 was used to create a postcard ad with the film name, festival name, director/produ
Lighting plan
Lighting is fundamental to cinema and can interpret different moods; the film uses both high key and low key lighting. Low key lighting suggests mystery and suspense, which was used for the bar scene. High key lighting was used for scenes taking place in the house and warehouse.
Misenscene note
For a film portfolio, the document describes 3 different scenes with varying lighting: 1) A dark, cozy cafe with dim lighting to set a mysterious tone where a character named Argus drinks. 2) A brightly lit warehouse on the outskirts of the city that is connected to the kidnapping of Argus. 3) A house with a mixture of both bright and dim lighting for the final scene. The lighting in each scene was intended to create different mysterious, suspenseful, or mixed atmospheres.
Prop list
The list contains items for a party including alcohol containers like beer glasses and drink cans as well as accessories like a blindfold, rope, and wooden stick that could enable drinking games or acts. A fridge is also listed, presumably to store the drinks until needed.
Film treatment
This film treatment outlines a suspense thriller about a teenager named Argus who takes money from his stepbrother Lucifer. After drinking heavily at a bar, Argus is kicked out and attacked by a man on the street. He wakes up at home intoxicated and faints. The next scene returns to the attack, where Lucifer questions Argus about the missing money. Lucifer drags Argus to a warehouse, where he is tied to a chair and interrogated by Lucifer and his girlfriend Elizabeth. Throughout the film, it is unclear if the violent scenes are really happening or if Argus is hallucinating due to his drinking, leaving the audience wondering about the reality of the events.
Film concept
Argus, a teenager, took a large sum of money from his step-brother without permission and drank heavily, losing his ability to think clearly. He was kidnapped and beaten for not returning the money. Later, his step-brother and girlfriend showed up at his place, leaving him confused because they were the ones who kidnapped him. Argus must determine if what is happening is real or in his mind, and try to understand what is truly going on.
Editing note
This editor used Adobe Premiere CS6 to edit a movie. Various transitions like dip to black, dip to white, and cross dissolve were used between scenes to transition from one to another. Audio tools were also used like searching for a suspense soundtrack and mixing sounds with the audio mixer.
Shooting schedule
The shooting schedule outlines 3 scenes to be filmed between 11:20am and 12:20pm, with Scene 1 scheduled for 11:20am, Scene 2 from 11:20am to 11:50am, and Scene 3 from 11:50am to 12:20pm.
Principles of continuity
Continuity principles aim to maintain visual logic and flow between shots. They include following the 180 degree rule of camera placement, matching the action between shots, and using shot reverse shot between two characters in a conversation.
Media forms and conventions
Media forms and conventions can be understood through form, style, and genre. Form refers to the shape of a narrative in a text. Style describes the distinctive look of a media text. Genre categorizes texts into types like horror, action, romance, and suspense based on common traits.
Camera angles
This document defines and describes different types of camera shots, angles, and movements used in filmmaking. It outlines 11 specific types of camera shots from extreme long shots to point of view shots. It also discusses 3 camera angles - high angle, low angle, and eye level. Finally, it identifies 4 types of camera movements: panning, tilting, zooming, and tracking.
Editing
The document discusses editing techniques for movies, including ordering shots, maintaining continuity, using appropriate transitions like fades and dissolves between scenes, adjusting shot duration, and creating pace and rhythm. Specific transitions covered are fade to black, where the picture fades to black over 2-3 seconds; dip to white, which can transition between scenes like a wake up; and film dissolves/cross dissolves, which smoothly transition between scenes without abruptions. Editing terms like parallel editing and jump cuts are also mentioned.
Log sheet
The document is a shot list for a film scene containing 17 shots ranging from establishing shots, wide shots, close-ups, mid-shots, and point-of-view shots. The shots show a character being thrown out of a bar and walking drunk down the street where he is attacked by another man with a stick. After coming to his senses and finding no one around, the character continues walking down the street until a car stops near him.
Shotlist
This document provides a shot list for a film scene. It describes the different camera shots used: establishing shots introduce the location; long shots show a waiter pushing a character out of a club; wide shots show the character walking drunk on the road; mid shots show the character stopping as he sees someone; high angle shots show a man holding a stick approaching; two shots show the two characters heading toward each other; a POV shot shows the man hitting the character; and extreme close-ups focus on faces. Additional shots include a car arriving and a character exiting to approach the fallen main character, having a conversation.
Mise en-scene note
Club M was chosen as the location because it fits the genre of a sequel. Both high and low key lighting will be used. Three props are included: a non-alcoholic wine bottle, a waiter's tray, and a cell phone. The protagonist Michael will wear a blue denim jacket to indicate his age and wealth. The waiter will wear a white shirt as a formal uniform. The antagonist Harold will wear a full black suit to symbolize formality and darkness.
Character profiling
Michael is a university student in his early twenties from a wealthy family. He got into a fight with a dangerous gang and is now depressed and missing classes. He often drinks at clubs but needs to find a way out of this situation. It is unclear what caused the fight or if his life is at risk.
Harold will be an antagonist in the sequel. He has worked for the gang called V for 6 years. He is spying on Michael and reporting his movements to the head of the V gang. By the end, Harold finds Michael and informs the head of the gang about him.
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Screenplay
- 1. Screenplay *fades in* Exterior Establishing shot *fades out* *fadesin* Exterior Long shot Focus to blur Waiter pushes Michael out of the club
- 2. Exterior Wide shot Michael continuesto walk drunk on the road Exterior Two shot As the other man heads towards Michael with a wooden stick Exterior High angle shot Used to show the wooden stick in the man’shand
- 3. POV shot Michaels point of view as he is attacked by the unknown person Extreme close-up Michael cones back in his senses again Fades to white *fades out* *fades in* Exterior Wide shot Michael keeps on walking drunk
- 4. Exterior Wide shot As car heads towards Michael and stops Exterior Extreme close up Harold steps out of the car, straightens his attire and walks towards Michael Exterior
- 5. Two shot Both of them continuesto walk towards each other and suddenly Michael bumps intoHarold High angle shot Michael falls down and a high angle shot is used to show the superiority of Harold Long shot Harold looks down at Michael and continue to walk Low angle shot
- 6. Harold talks on his phone POV shot Harold cuts the phone. *fades out* Director:- Ramsha khan Writer:- Ramsha khan