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1. Billy hears a scream while walking alone in an abandoned park at night. He encounters a stranger begging for help, but the stranger runs away when a twig snaps. 2. Billy is suddenly hit from behind and knocked unconscious. When he wakes up, he sees only a yellow flower on the ground. He calls his father for help but the stranger answers the phone. 3. Billy turns around and finds a yellow flower right behind him. The camera pans out to reveal many yellow flowers. Text then appears saying Billy disappeared the previous night around midnight and asking anyone with information to call 111.
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Film production
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Camera shot list scene 5
This document appears to be a camera shot list for a film production, providing details on scene, shot number, shot size/angle, movement, and notes. It disclaims any legal responsibility for the use of sample contracts or templates.
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This document appears to be a camera shot list for a film production, providing details on scene, shot number, shot size/angle, movement, and notes. It disclaims any legal responsibility for the use of sample contracts or templates.
Camera shot list scene 4
This document appears to be a camera shot list for a film production, providing details on scene, shot number, shot size/angle, movement, and notes. It disclaims any legal responsibility for use of sample contracts or templates.
Camera shot list scene 2
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Victim of circumstances script
1) Dave is a detective called to investigate another murder by an unknown serial killer. At the crime scene, he finds a lighter that appears familiar.
2) Disturbed by finding the lighter, Dave returns home anxiously. He checks a collection of lighters and then checks his gun, becoming more distressed.
3) The summary ends with Dave disturbed by clues linking him to the serial killings, as he checks a collection of lighters and then ensures his gun is ready, hinting at a dark secret in his past.
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The document discusses the marketing campaign for the 2019 film Joker. It began with posters and trailers released months before the film. The trailer received over 60 million views on YouTube. Positive reviews from film festivals in Toronto and Venice helped build hype. Social media accounts and online ads used imagery from the posters and trailers. The marketing identified the target audience as fans of crime films and comic book movies. The campaign was effective, as the $55 million budget film went on to earn over $1 billion at the global box office.
Media campign
The document discusses the marketing timeline and campaign for the 2019 film Joker. It began with teaser trailers in early 2019 and official trailers in August that received over 60 million views. The film premiered at film festivals in late summer to positive reviews. Outdoor and online advertising used stills of Joaquin Phoenix as Joker. The marketing highlighted the dark tone and Phoenix's performance to appeal to fans of character studies and psychological thrillers. The film ultimately became very successful, grossing over $1 billion at the global box office against a $55 million budget.
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