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The shot list documents scenes from a camping trip gone wrong that will be filmed. It begins by showing the teenagers packing for the trip and driving away. Scenes then show them setting up camp, having fun, and playing sports. Dark figures are seen in the background. Flashbacks reveal the antagonist's troubled childhood and learning of their mother's murder. Strange noises are heard in the forest. One character sees someone in the trees but then nothing is there. They become afraid after telling their friends. Their car won't start and the antagonist is waiting. One teen is found beaten on the ground. The others run and scream as one is chased. Finally, they are shown tied up and in distress.
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Shot list
The shot list documents scenes from a camping trip gone wrong that will be filmed. It begins by showing the teenagers packing for the trip and driving away. Scenes then show them setting up camp, having fun, and playing sports. Shots capture one teen noticing a dark figure in the distance. Flashbacks provide context for the antagonist's backstory growing up alone. The teens hear strange noises and one sees something frightening in the trees. Later their car won't start, and the antagonist is waiting for them down the road. Shots depict the teens being chased, beaten, and tied up in distress as their camping trip turns dangerous.
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The document is a shot list for a film that follows a group of teenagers on a camping trip. It begins with establishing shots of the teens packing their car and driving to the campsite. Scenes then show the teens having fun setting up camp and playing sports. Strange noises are heard in the woods and one person sees a dark figure watching them. It is revealed that the antagonist experienced trauma as a child when her mother was murdered. As night falls, the teens' car won't start and they realize they are being stalked. One by one, the antagonist attacks and captures the teens.
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The document is a shot list for a film that follows teenagers on a camping trip where they encounter an antagonist. It includes 32 shots ranging from establishing shots, close-ups, long shots, and more that show the teenagers setting up camp, having fun, hearing strange noises, encountering the antagonist, panicking, and being threatened by the antagonist with an axe at the end.
G321 Production Treatment
1. The document outlines the opening sequence treatment sheet for a film called "Savage". It provides details on the cast, props, and 15 shot breakdown for the opening scene.
2. The opening scene follows a young girl walking through the woods while talking to her mother on the phone. She is startled by noises and encounters a young boy who scares her as a prank.
3. As the boy asks the girl a question, a man in an animal mask suddenly appears and kills the boy with a large knife. The girl flees in terror but runs into a brick wall and jumps a fence, only to be hit by a car as the screen fades to black.
Our idea
Three students go into the woods at night to film a school project. While joking around trying to scare each other, one of the students collapses. The others try to help their injured friend but then the filming student is also attacked, dropping the camera. The camera shows the remaining girl panicking and running away into the dark woods alone. The teaser is aimed at couples and groups between ages 15 and 40.
Recognizing Genres of Viewing
The document defines different genres of viewing including comedy, news, animation, children's stories, fantasy, adventure, horror, action stories, drama, and educational programs. Adventure stories involve a protagonist facing obstacles on a journey. Comedies are intended to make audiences laugh through funny or comical events. Fantasies involve magic or supernatural forces. Horror stories deliberately scare audiences through suspense, violence or shock.
PITCH
The document proposes two short film ideas that both involve a young female protagonist in danger. The first film follows Charlotte who is kidnapped on her way to a friend's house. Her friends and family search for her after she goes missing. The last scene shows Charlotte trapped in a dark room. The second film shows a girl who runs away after an argument with her parents, hiding in an unsafe shed. She wakes to loud noises at the door and runs into the woods, ending with a hand over her screaming face. Both films are proposed to be thrillers targeting older teenagers and adults that leave the audience wondering what will happen next.
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The document proposes two short film ideas. The first follows a teenage girl named Charlotte who goes missing on her way to a friend's house. Her friends and family search for her and find her phone but not Charlotte. The film ends with Charlotte trapped in a dark room. The second focuses on a girl who runs away after an argument with her parents and hides in an unsafe shed. She wakes to loud noises and runs into the woods, where the film ends with a hand over her face. Both films are proposed to be thrillers targeting older teenagers and adults that leave the audience wondering what ultimately happens to the main characters.
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The shot list documents scenes from a camping trip gone wrong that will be filmed. It begins by showing the teenagers packing for the trip and driving away. Scenes then show them setting up camp, having fun, and playing sports. Shots capture one teen noticing a dark figure in the distance. Flashbacks provide context for the antagonist's backstory growing up alone. The teens hear strange noises and one sees something frightening in the trees. Later their car won't start, and the antagonist is waiting for them down the road. Shots depict the teens being chased, beaten, and tied up in distress as their camping trip turns dangerous.
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The document is a shot list for a film that follows a group of teenagers on a camping trip. It begins with establishing shots of the teens packing their car and driving to the campsite. Scenes then show the teens having fun setting up camp and playing sports. Strange noises are heard in the woods and one person sees a dark figure watching them. It is revealed that the antagonist experienced trauma as a child when her mother was murdered. As night falls, the teens' car won't start and they realize they are being stalked. One by one, the antagonist attacks and captures the teens.
Media- Shot List Template
The document is a shot list for a film that follows teenagers on a camping trip where they encounter an antagonist. It includes 32 shots ranging from establishing shots, close-ups, long shots, and more that show the teenagers setting up camp, having fun, hearing strange noises, encountering the antagonist, panicking, and being threatened by the antagonist with an axe at the end.
G321 Production Treatment
1. The document outlines the opening sequence treatment sheet for a film called "Savage". It provides details on the cast, props, and 15 shot breakdown for the opening scene.
2. The opening scene follows a young girl walking through the woods while talking to her mother on the phone. She is startled by noises and encounters a young boy who scares her as a prank.
3. As the boy asks the girl a question, a man in an animal mask suddenly appears and kills the boy with a large knife. The girl flees in terror but runs into a brick wall and jumps a fence, only to be hit by a car as the screen fades to black.
Our idea
Three students go into the woods at night to film a school project. While joking around trying to scare each other, one of the students collapses. The others try to help their injured friend but then the filming student is also attacked, dropping the camera. The camera shows the remaining girl panicking and running away into the dark woods alone. The teaser is aimed at couples and groups between ages 15 and 40.
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The document defines different genres of viewing including comedy, news, animation, children's stories, fantasy, adventure, horror, action stories, drama, and educational programs. Adventure stories involve a protagonist facing obstacles on a journey. Comedies are intended to make audiences laugh through funny or comical events. Fantasies involve magic or supernatural forces. Horror stories deliberately scare audiences through suspense, violence or shock.
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The document proposes two short film ideas that both involve a young female protagonist in danger. The first film follows Charlotte who is kidnapped on her way to a friend's house. Her friends and family search for her after she goes missing. The last scene shows Charlotte trapped in a dark room. The second film shows a girl who runs away after an argument with her parents, hiding in an unsafe shed. She wakes to loud noises at the door and runs into the woods, ending with a hand over her screaming face. Both films are proposed to be thrillers targeting older teenagers and adults that leave the audience wondering what will happen next.
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The document proposes two short film ideas. The first follows a teenage girl named Charlotte who goes missing on her way to a friend's house. Her friends and family search for her and find her phone but not Charlotte. The film ends with Charlotte trapped in a dark room. The second focuses on a girl who runs away after an argument with her parents and hides in an unsafe shed. She wakes to loud noises and runs into the woods, where the film ends with a hand over her face. Both films are proposed to be thrillers targeting older teenagers and adults that leave the audience wondering what ultimately happens to the main characters.
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This document contains a list of 28 shots from a film. The shots include establishing shots of teenagers packing for a camping trip, shots of them setting up camp and having fun, point-of-view shots revealing the antagonist's backstory, and shots showing the teenagers becoming fearful and eventually being chased and captured by the antagonist. The shots convey the progression of events from the teenagers' preparation through to their confrontation with danger in the woods.
Production Planning- Script
A group of friends go on a camping trip together. They arrive at their campsite and begin playing games instead of setting up camp. As night falls, they start to feel uneasy as strange noises are heard. One friend sees a dark figure lurking in the distance. As it gets closer, the friends become frightened and rush to pack up camp. However, their car won't start, and the figure appears in front of the vehicle. Flashes show the friends running and screaming, then tied up with rope at the end, leaving the outcome uncertain.
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A group of friends go on a camping trip together. They arrive at their campsite and begin playing games instead of setting up camp. As night falls, they start to feel uneasy as strange noises are heard. One friend sees a dark figure lurking in the distance. As it gets closer, the friends become frightened and rush to pack up camp. However, their car won't start, and the figure appears in front of the vehicle. Flashes show the friends running and screaming, then tied up with rope at the end, leaving the outcome uncertain.
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A group of friends go on a camping trip together. They arrive at their campsite and begin playing games instead of setting up camp. As night falls, they start to feel uneasy as strange noises are heard. One friend sees a dark figure lurking in the distance. As it gets closer, the friends become frightened and rush to pack up camp. However, their car won't start, and the figure appears in front of the vehicle. Flashes show the friends running and screaming, then tied up with rope at the end, leaving the outcome uncertain.
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A group of friends go on a camping trip together. They arrive at their campsite and begin playing games instead of setting up camp. As night falls, they start to feel uneasy as strange noises are heard. One friend sees a dark figure lurking in the distance. As it gets closer, the friends become frightened and rush to pack up camp. However, their car won't start, and the figure appears in front of the headlights before disappearing. Flashes show the friends running and screaming in fear, with some collapsing injured. The trailer ends with the friends tied up, leaving the audience unsure of their fate.
Shot list
This shot list contains 17 shots for a film scene involving a girl who returns home in a panic after receiving a voicemail. The shots include establishing shots of the girl's house from different angles, close-ups showing her emotions, mid and long shots as she runs home, and shots from inside a van implying she is kidnapped, with a final high angle wide shot of her tied to a chair.
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The document is a shot list for a mystery film production titled "Mystery" by the group Lucy, Michelle and Anthony. It details 17 shots from different angles including long shots, close ups, wide shots, and tracking shots showing the protagonist walking in the park, looking at her phone, entering an alleyway with her friend where the antagonist follows them, having a flashback of the antagonist walking past in the alleyway, leaving the park and re-entering the alleyway where the antagonist enters, hearing the antagonist's footsteps as she and her friend enter their home, and a final shot revealing the antagonist and a close up of the protagonist relieved.
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The document outlines the shot sequence and types for a film scene. It begins with an establishing shot of a park where teenagers enter. Medium shots and close ups show the teenagers walking through the park holding hands. Long shots then show them sitting on a bench drinking alcohol. A boy tells a scary story, and the shots change to show a survivor finding a doll and calling for help while a nursery rhyme plays. It ends with survivors sitting in the park and one lighting a cigarette.
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This document provides an outline and treatment for a horror film opening sequence titled "Savage". It includes an overview of the story about a girl named Sophie encountering a killer in the woods. The opening sequence outline describes Sophie walking home through the woods and getting startled by noises, before unexpectedly coming across her friend who plays a prank on her. However, he is suddenly killed by the masked killer wielding a large knife. Sophie flees in terror but runs into a dead end and the killer disappears. The technical details, costumes, props and locations for filming the sequence are also outlined.
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1) The opening shots establish a tense atmosphere, showing an abandoned car on an isolated field with two people walking away hurriedly.
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1) The opening shots establish a tense atmosphere, showing an abandoned car on an isolated field with two people walking away hurriedly.
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- 1. Shot List: - Establishing shot of the teenagers packing the car outside the house for the camping trip. - The camera then pans and zooms to the car being packed. - Close up on characters faces, as they are happy and laughing. - Long shot of the car driving away to go to the location. - Wide shot of the teenagers setting up camp. - Close ups on them having fun. - Wide shot of the teens playing sports. - Wide shot of the teenagers sat down in the background you can see the dark figure. - Point of view on the antagonist’sflashbacks. - Mid in on the antagonist’s toys and her sitting in corner alone. - Close ups on fear in antagonists face as child. - Zoom in on newspaper article showing that her mum was murdered and she was left alone. - Wide shot onto camping scene after they hear strange noises. - Long shot of clear space where character is looking. - Close up of person looking into the space. - Long shot again of space but the girl is there. - Close up of person looking at it and blinking. - Long shot again of space and nothing is there again. - Close up on their faces to show fear. - Wide shot of person who’s seen the antagonist telling their friends. - Mid shot of the teenagers walking away with camping gear. - Zoom in on teenagers face when they realize that the car won’t start. - Long/point of view shot showing the antagonist waiting at the end of the road. - Mid shot of one of teens lying on the floor looking beaten. - Pan of teens running and screaming. - Long shot from behind of one of teens being chased by antagonist. - Close up on teen’s faces showing fear. - Wide shot of teens sitting tied up in distress.