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The document provides a shot list for a film opening, outlining 17 camera shots with descriptions of the shot type, location, and what will be depicted in each shot. The shots will tell the story of a character who quits his restaurant job after being berated by his supervisor, decides to pursue his dream of filmmaking, packs his bag and camera, and leaves home on his skateboard to begin his adventure.
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The lighting plan describes the different lighting techniques used in each scene of the director's film. Soft lighting was used overall, with the intensity and patterns changing based on the scene. Low-key lighting was used in the first scene to create drama and curiosity, and in later scenes to depict depression and sadness. High-key lighting was used to portray normal office environments and happy, fantasy scenes. Lighting was also manipulated to indicate nighttime versus daytime settings.
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The micro short film 'Post-It Love' tells the story of a shy office romance developing between a male and female coworker. Over the course of 9 scenes, the two characters exchange smiling glances but are too shy to speak. They begin secretly leaving notes for each other using post-it notes, creating smiling faces, hearts, and drawings to express their affection without directly confronting each other. Finally, in the last scene, the male reveals a large collage of their faces, establishing that they both clearly like each other though both struggled to speak openly about their feelings until that point.
Camera2
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Witness assessment
The document analyzes a scene from the film Witness in which Samuel witnesses a murder in a bathroom. It discusses the purpose of showing the collision of the Amish and English worlds. Cinematography techniques like a close-up of Samuel's eyes and his point-of-view shot from a stall are examined to show how he is capturing the scene as a witness. Lighting, music, costumes, and dialogue are also analyzed to set the mood and theme of the two differing worlds intersecting through this violent event.
Treatment
The document provides directions for shooting scenes for a film opening. It describes 3 locations: 1) the exterior of a house, 2) a bedroom, and 3) a swing set outside. The opening will show:
1) A long shot of the house zooming in on a window, then cutting to the bedroom where the main character Amelia is sleeping restlessly.
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