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The document outlines a shooting schedule for a film with 6 scenes taking place between November 11th and 23rd. It lists the date, time, location, and cast for each scene, including the band playing in a garage, messing around outside, cutting up clothes in anger, shots of a disliked boy, pouring paint on the boy, and graffiti that gets the band members in trouble. The final date is left open to film any necessary additional elements.
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The document discusses technologies used in creating a film project. It describes learning to use a Sony camera, which provided higher quality footage than a phone. A tripod was also used to stabilize shots and allow different angles. Other equipment included memory cards for storage, roto lights for lighting effects, and Premiere Pro software for editing. YouTube was used to share the film, and other software like PowerPoint, Word, and Prezi were utilized for presentations and research on the film blog. Survey Monkey was also employed to conduct audience research on thriller film preferences.
Question 6
The document discusses technologies used in creating a film project. It describes learning to use a Sony camera, which provided higher quality footage than a phone. A tripod was also used to stabilize shots and allow different angles. Other equipment included memory cards for storage, roto lights for lighting effects, and Premiere Pro software for editing. YouTube was used to share the film, and other software like PowerPoint, Word, and Prezi were utilized for presentations and research on the film blog. Survey Monkey was also employed to conduct audience research on thriller film preferences.
Question 4
The document discusses the target audience for a media product. The author notes that their research showed thriller films typically target young adults aged 18-25. However, audiences can vary - for example, the film "Gone Girl" appealed more to females aged 18-24 while "Seven" appealed more to older males. The author decided to target young adults as they fall in this age range and could relate more to this demographic. Research including a questionnaire of over 40 people aged 11-17 supported this choice. Elements like young actors, modern costumes and music style were incorporated to appeal to this audience.
Question 2
The document discusses how various social groups are represented in the filmmaker's media product. Male roles are typically portrayed as either heroes or villains, with the villain in this case portrayed as physically strong but emotionally detached to justify his crimes. The two female leads are presented as weaker and in need of rescue. All characters are young white British individuals to fit thriller film conventions. Ages are also used to stereotypical ends, with teenagers depicted as mischievous and the older villain as stronger.
Misconception script
Ava and Esme wake up tied to chairs in a dark garage, confused and afraid. Esme tells Ava they need to do exactly what she says. Once Esme escapes her ropes, she unties Ava and they run from the garage holding hands. But at the end of their escape, Esme realizes their captor has caught Ava again.
Call sheet
This document is a call sheet for a film shoot on February 17th titled "Misconception". It provides the contact information for the director, producer, and location manager. The schedule outlines that filming will take place at 4 locations - a house, garage, woods, and alley. The cast includes 3 actors playing two girls trying to escape from a captor. Health and safety precautions are noted regarding appropriate clothing for the environment, safe prop handling of weapons, and having first aid available.
Call sheet
The call sheet provides production details for a film shoot on February 17th titled "ELAPSE". It lists the unit call time as 1:00 PM, with Yasmin Flowers as the main production contact. The film will shoot scenes at a house, garage, and woods located in Nottinghamshire, England. The storyline synopsis is that the girl characters are escaping from a man who has held one of them hostage in a garage. The cast includes Natasha Soar, Lily Harris, and Jacob Flowers playing the roles of two girls and a capturer man. The shooting schedule outlines arriving and setting up at each location between 1:00-6:00 PM. Health and safety precautions are noted regarding clothing
Call sheet
The call sheet provides details for a film shoot on February 17th, including unit call time, locations, cast contact information, production requirements, health and safety precautions, and a shooting schedule. Locations include a house, garage, woods, and alley. The story involves two girls escaping and being held hostage by a man. Precautions are noted for muddy conditions, prop weapons, and first aid. Filming will take place from 1pm to 6pm, moving between various outdoor locations.
Location ideas
The document discusses location ideas for filming the opening of a thriller film. It describes using the author's garage as an indoor location to represent a grungy room where hostages would be held. It also discusses finding an outdoor alleyway or wall area as the escape location, where characters could be trapped and facing the villain in a tense standoff. Additional ideas mentioned include using lanes or houses as alternative outdoor locations to intensify the characters' situations.
Powerpoint media film opening
The document analyzes the opening scenes of 4 films: Jurassic Park, Jaws, E.T., and Indiana Jones. For Jurassic Park, it discusses how the lighting creates tension and focuses attention on the box. It also notes the realistic props and costumes that convey danger. For Jaws, it describes how the lighting shifts from calm to dark and scary as the scene escalates. Props are also used to set a youthful normal scene at first. For E.T., the lighting is dark and mysterious to set an alien tone, while the ship stands out brightly. Props and shots are used to portray the secretive and strange setting. For Indiana Jones, the bright lighting emphasizes the action and location,
Analysis of film openings AS Media Studies
The opening scene of Jurassic Park establishes a dark, tense atmosphere as the audience wonders what is making noises in the trees. The lighting then focuses on a box, drawing the audience's attention. Workers surrounding the box wear protective gear like hats and hold tasers, suggesting the contained animal is dangerous. Shots like extreme close-ups are used to show emotions on characters' faces and reveal the creature.
The opening of Jaws starts with relaxed lighting by a beach fire but turns darker when the main character runs into the ocean, heightening tension. Minimal props establish a youthful party atmosphere before something ominous occurs. Shot types like close-ups emphasize the character's pain and isolation when attacked alone in the water.
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