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The teaser trailer for Annabelle 2 consists of a series of short, handheld camera shots showing increasing signs of paranormal activity. It begins with ambient outdoor sounds and shots of a girl playing tea with her dolls while humming. As the girl's humming gets louder, strange noises are heard and items begin shaking on their own. The woman holding a crucifix appears terrified as the paranormal activity intensifies, culminating in the girl screaming and furniture shaking violently while the crucifix lies on the floor.
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This storyboard outlines scenes from Claire's life, beginning with shots of her house and her writing in her room in the present. It then flashes back to memories of Claire with her mother and friend Rachel in the past. Further flashbacks show Claire learning that her mother is sick, spending time with friend Isabel, and her last memories in art class. The storyboard returns to the present where Claire becomes weak while writing and loses consciousness, depicted through shots of her hand falling and the pen dropping, implying her death. The storyboard uses different shots and angles to depict Claire's memories and final moments.
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This document provides an analysis of codes and conventions used in short films. It summarizes two short films:
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2) "Seen" - Opens with a close-up of a boy shocked through a telescope. As he runs away in panic, intense sounds build suspense. Shots follow the boy returning home and focusing between him and the telescope to hint at an unseen threat.
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Question 1
The document discusses conventions used in the author's teaser trailer, magazine cover, and movie poster for a psychological thriller film. For the teaser trailer, it follows conventions for duration at just over a minute, uses a fast-paced editing style, builds narrative tension, and includes eerie non-diegetic sound. The magazine cover includes typical layout elements like the title, bar code, and main character image, and trails other articles. The poster prominently features the main character and title as is conventional, and includes reviews to engage viewers without famous actors. Overall, the media products aim to develop thriller genre conventions on a low budget.
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Poster
The document describes the process of creating a movie poster. It discusses taking photos on set using professional equipment, editing the photos in Photoshop to create an eerie look, figuring out the billing blocks to credit roles, finding a font on a free font website, adding the font and reviews to the poster, getting feedback that the blood on "Time's Up" gave a horror feeling instead of thriller, and making final alterations like adding another review and an apostrophe to "Time's Up" before finishing the poster.
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This risk assessment document summarizes the filming of a student project titled "Times Up!". It will film both outside and inside a field house at Castle. It identifies trip hazards from electrical wires as a potential risk and rates it as slightly harmful. It will minimize this risk by warning people near the wires. It also lists the team members involved in the filming.
Prop list
A timer prop is needed for a teaser trailer that revolves around a timer running out of time, and Katie will provide the timer. Jane will have a satchel containing her belongings, with the satchel supplied by Shania and belongings supplied by others. A photo of Castle Field house printed on newspaper-like paper will show the house where John lives, and will be brought by Shania.
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This document discusses location scouting for a teaser trailer. It describes Castle Field House, which will be used briefly at the beginning of the teaser trailer for its exterior. The document also mentions that an interior location was needed at Castle Field House for continuity in the teaser.
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The call sheet provides details for the production of "TIMES UP!" including a call time of 9am and finish time of 4pm on October 31st at Reigate College Castle Field. It lists the crew of 4 people and their roles, with Ross and Shania as the main actors for the roles of Jane and John and backups if needed. Costume details are provided for Jane and John, and equipment like a camera, tripod and reflector are noted. Props needed include a timer, Jane's belongings, notepad and pen, keys, and a picture of Jane, with various crew members responsible for bringing items.
Call sheet
This call sheet provides production details for a short film called "Times Up!" to be filmed at Reigate College on October 31st. It lists the crew and actors needed from 9am to 4pm, their roles, and any props or equipment needed such as a timer, belongings for the character Jane, a notepad, keys, and a picture - with notes on who is responsible for bringing each item.
Test shots
This document contains test shots for a poster and magazine cover. The first test shot captures a pose for the poster with a lanyard in place of a stop watch to visualize the portrayal. The background will be edited darker for mystery. The second test shot plays with shadows on faces to create a spooky hovering effect, though the brightness of lighting could be toned down.
Script
Jane, a reporter, visits John's house to interview him but finds herself trapped inside when John locks the door behind her. John sets a timer and tells Jane she must escape before it runs out. Jane panics as she searches frantically around the house but cannot find an exit. As the timer ticks down, Jane grows more distressed and desperate in her attempts to escape. When the timer finally runs out, Jane opens a drawer and discovers something shocking inside that causes her concern.
Presentation2
This document provides costume research for two characters, John the kidnapper and Jane the journalist. John will wear dark grey jeans, shirt and jumper with black boots, sourced from the actor Ross. Jane will wear smart casual clothing as a journalist, including a blazer or cardigan, black trousers, black shoes and a tee, sourced from the actor Shania.
Shot list
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Textual analysis of a teaser trailer
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2) A long shot down a dark tunnel features disorienting camera movements and unnerving piano music, building tension about what may lie ahead for one of the girls who was pulled away.
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Pitch presentation
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