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The shot list contains 19 shots documenting a day in the city between two main characters, including long shots of city scenery, the characters walking and interacting in various close shots and medium shots, scenes of them arguing and exploring happily, and finally a close up of one character daydreaming while writing in a diary.
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The storyboard document outlines 21 shots for a music video. It begins with the main character sitting in a classroom receiving a poor exam result from his teacher. He then storms out, upset. Later, he sees his parents arguing and texts his girlfriend to meet. The story follows the character taking a train to London to buy a teddy bear as a gift. He then takes another train to a pier, where he gifts the bear to his girlfriend. However, she suddenly fades away, revealing that she may have passed away. The character is left distressed, looking out at the sea.
Mad max fury road’
1) Mad Max Fury Road is set in a post-apocalyptic wasteland where most of humanity is fighting for basic resources. Max is a loner who is captured by the tyrannical Immortan Joe.
2) The opening scenes establish the desolate desert setting and show Max being pursued across the wasteland in his modified vehicle. He is captured and has his head shaved and tattoo branded.
3) Through its camerawork, lighting, costumes, and diegetic sound, the opening immerses viewers in this hostile world and introduces Max as a man struggling to survive in the chaos who will eventually rebel against his captors.
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Jade - 1st draft of script
This 3 sentence summary provides the key details about the document:
The document is a screenplay titled "Eternal Love" that outlines various scene shots including establishing shots of a park with a dog and couple, shots of a couple leaving a restaurant and getting in their car, and shots of the car driving down the road with the picture fading out, suggesting a crash.
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