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1) A casting list of 5 boys - Ciaran, Harry, Jack, Jake, and Henry who will be the main actors, with 3 optional actors.
2) Schedules for each boy showing their availability during the week and weekends.
3) Notes that Jake will book weekends off for filming and that Ciaran and Harry have morning commitments on Saturdays and Sundays that can be worked around.
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The document outlines the planning and organization for a group film project. It includes:
1) A casting list of 5 boys - Ciaran, Harry, Jack, Jake, and Henry who will be the main actors, with 3 optional actors.
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3) Notes that Jake will book weekends off for filming and that Ciaran and Harry have morning commitments on Saturdays and Sundays that can be worked around.
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Three campers are being chased by a zombie down a path. They come to a fence that slows them down and have to squeeze through a tight gap. One camper is out of breath and realizes another forgot their inhaler. As two campers carry on, zombies appear and surround the breathless camper while the others look on.
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The document analyzes and summarizes 15 different opening title sequences from horror films. It observes that most OTS are symbolic and use techniques like asynchronous sound, narrative enigmas through headings, and mise-en-scene to represent characters. Specific films highlighted include The Walking Dead, which uses a dark color palette and abandoned locations to set an ominous tone without characters, and Evil Dead, which has a nonlinear sequence showing blood spreading to foreshadow violence in a gory yet unconventional way using opera music. The document discusses how opening sequences prepare audiences for films through setting atmosphere, mood, and leaving questions unanswered to generate interest.
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Assignment 23
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Font and titles
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Assignment 41
This document discusses sound design for a film, noting that heavy music can help build tension and that diegetic, or naturalistic, sounds bring realism to create a believable world.
Film credits and titles
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The document discusses various technologies used during the process of constructing a product. These include:
- Blogger and Slideshare for research and planning to organize work and embed presentations
- Final Cut Pro, anchor points, and color correction for video editing during construction
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The student learned how to use these technologies and apply various functions and skills like fading, text effects, and presentation design. Overall the document reflects on the technologies used and what was learned from using each tool.
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Our production schedule has been updated for the upcoming quarter. Several projects have been pushed back due to delays receiving parts from our suppliers. The robotics project will now begin in June instead of April, while the new product line launch is pushed to August from July. Overall, these delays will likely impact our quarterly revenue projections.
Swede research and planning
This document lists the costumes and props needed for a production, including pyjamas, t-shirts, a short sleeve shirt, and an all white costume. It also lists props like a bed sheet, flour, phone, camera, cosmetics, and microphone. The document also mentions a script and storyboards were included.
Music and sound
This document provides research on music and sound for an assignment, including screenshots and hyperlinks to stock music sites and a blog with free music. It appears to contain research from Group 9 on finding music and sound files for a project.
Assignment 47
This document provides feedback on a draft assignment and targets for improvement. It outlines positives and negatives of the draft, including good camera angles but focusing issues. Audience research found that chase scenes, dark atmospheres, enclosed areas, blood, and stabbings were well-received genres. The targets for the final draft are to clearly indicate the sub-genre, improve mise-en-scene, properly place titles, use a range of shots and angles, make a well-produced title sequence, and employ editing techniques to create effects.
Assignment 47
The document provides feedback on a draft title sequence project, noting positives like some good camera angles but also negatives like focusing issues and bad language. It then summarizes audience research preferences for thriller title sequences, such as chase scenes and dark atmospheres. Finally, it lists targets for the final draft, including clearly indicating the sub-genre, improving mise-en-scene, using varied camera angles and shots, and employing editing techniques.
Timeline
Three campers are being chased by a zombie down a side path. They stop to decide which route to take, hearing the zombie gaining on them. They choose to go left down a narrow path but the zombie continues following closely behind. One camper begins having breathing difficulties, realizing another forgot to bring the inhaler. More zombies appear, surrounding the struggling camper as the others look on from a distance.
Timeline
Three campers are being chased by a zombie down a side path. They stop to decide which route to take, hearing the zombie gaining on them. They go left down a path but reach a fence that slows them down, forcing them to squeeze through a tight gap. One camper is short of breath and realizes another forgot their inhaler. As more zombies appear, the breathless camper tells the others to carry on as they are surrounded.
Conventions
The document outlines common plot points, character types, settings, editing techniques, camera work, and narrative structure in zombie films. It notes that a tight-knit group of protagonists slowly loses members until only two are left. Settings are usually abandoned and run-down enclosed spaces. Character types include those who are level-headed, vulnerable, and scared. Editing uses montage and matches action. Camera work includes close-ups and establishing shots. The zombies outnumber humans and the plot involves the dwindling group of humans trying to survive and sometimes finding a solution.
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What sets Denis apart is his comprehensive understanding of Business and Systems Analysis technologies, honed through involvement in all phases of the Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC). From meticulous requirements gathering to precise analysis, innovative design, rigorous development, thorough testing, and successful implementation, he has consistently delivered exceptional results.
Throughout his career, he has taken on multifaceted roles, from leading technical project management teams to owning solutions that drive operational excellence. His conscientious and proactive approach is unwavering, whether he is working independently or collaboratively within a team. His ability to connect with colleagues on a personal level underscores his commitment to fostering a harmonious and productive workplace environment.
Date: May 29, 2024
Tags: Information Security, ISO/IEC 27001, ISO/IEC 42001, Artificial Intelligence, GDPR
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