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The document provides a shot list for a film opening, outlining 17 shots ranging from close-ups to long shots that will tell the story of a character quitting his restaurant job and embarking on a journey of self-discovery with a video camera. The shots will show the character being yelled at by his supervisor, storming out of work, deciding to use his skills with a camera to pursue his dreams, packing his bag, and leaving his home on a skateboard to begin his adventure.
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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.
Reece shots of locations
The document discusses plans for filming the opening scene of a film project. The scene will take place at the document author's house, using two rooms - the bedroom and bathroom - as locations. It will involve the main character, Owen, waking up and moving between the rooms after hearing a radio report. A second character, Liam from the army, will then arrive and kidnap Owen at the end of the scene. The filming is expected to take around 5 hours and no permissions are needed since it will be at the author's own house.
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A man in a mask stands over a dead body with a knife in a living room filled with other dead bodies and balloons. He removes his mask, lights a cigarette and calls the police to report multiple murders at a house. He tells the police the victims were involved with someone they shouldn't have been and deserved their violent deaths. He then places his cigarette in the mouth of one of the bodies before putting his mask back on and leaving the house.
House of balloons script
1) A living room is filled with multiple dead bodies and balloons as eighties funk music plays in the background.
2) A man in a mask is revealed standing over a dead body with a knife. He removes his mask to reveal a confident expression.
3) The man calmly calls the police to report the murder, stating the victims were involved with someone they shouldn't have been and deserved their violent deaths. He then leaves the house still in a calm demeanor.
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1) The opening scene shows a hand knocking on a front door. Mel arrives at Gina's house as Gina is sick with the flu. Mel teases Gina about her appearance.
2) The scene cuts to the exterior of a gloomy hospital at night. Footsteps are heard.
3) Back at Gina's house, Mel shows Gina photos on her phone of their friend Scott without a shirt. Gina is surprised and excited by the photos.
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This shooting script summary covers scenes 1-3 and 11 of a horror film:
1) The opening scene shows a hand knocking on a front door. Mel arrives at Gina's house to show her something about their friend Scott on her phone.
2) The scene cuts to the exterior of a gloomy hospital.
3) Back at Gina's house, Mel shows Gina revealing photos of Scott on her phone.
11) Later, at night in the kitchen, Gina and Mel hear strange noises and Mel is stabbed. Gina flees the house in fear and turns to find Molly wearing a mask, the friend they had bullied in the past.
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The document outlines the scenes and shots planned for the film "Tiny Minds". It follows a day in the life of Alia as she copies her mother's mannerisms at breakfast, leading to an argument. Later, Alia is stealing her mother's possessions and hiding them. The film ends on a cliffhanger as Alia's mother catches her dressing up in her clothes. The document provides detailed descriptions and purposes of establishing shots, medium shots, close-ups, and point-of-view shots to depict the scenes and advance the story between Alia and her mother.
Shooting plan
This document outlines a 53-shot storyboard for a short film. It begins with establishing shots of a woman waking up late and rushing to get ready. She notices her room has been tidied. Later, while reviewing security camera footage, she discovers a boy living in her apartment who has been cleaning for her. They have a tense encounter but eventually sit down to talk, where he promises to explain his presence and how he knows her preferences. The storyboard ends teasing a time jump of three months later.
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Reece shots of locations
The document discusses plans for filming the opening scene of a film project. The scene will take place at the document author's house, using two rooms - the bedroom and bathroom - as locations. It will involve the main character, Owen, waking up and moving between the rooms after hearing a radio report. A second character, Liam from the army, will then arrive and kidnap Owen at the end of the scene. The filming is expected to take around 5 hours and no permissions are needed since it will be at the author's own house.
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A man in a mask stands over a dead body with a knife in a living room filled with other dead bodies and balloons. He removes his mask, lights a cigarette and calls the police to report multiple murders at a house. He tells the police the victims were involved with someone they shouldn't have been and deserved their violent deaths. He then places his cigarette in the mouth of one of the bodies before putting his mask back on and leaving the house.
House of balloons script
1) A living room is filled with multiple dead bodies and balloons as eighties funk music plays in the background.
2) A man in a mask is revealed standing over a dead body with a knife. He removes his mask to reveal a confident expression.
3) The man calmly calls the police to report the murder, stating the victims were involved with someone they shouldn't have been and deserved their violent deaths. He then leaves the house still in a calm demeanor.
Shooting Script Emmanuel
This shooting script summary covers scenes 1-3 of a horror film:
1) The opening scene shows a hand knocking on a front door. Mel arrives at Gina's house as Gina is sick with the flu. Mel teases Gina about her appearance.
2) The scene cuts to the exterior of a gloomy hospital at night. Footsteps are heard.
3) Back at Gina's house, Mel shows Gina photos on her phone of their friend Scott without a shirt. Gina is surprised and excited by the photos.
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This shooting script summary covers scenes 1-3 and 11 of a horror film:
1) The opening scene shows a hand knocking on a front door. Mel arrives at Gina's house to show her something about their friend Scott on her phone.
2) The scene cuts to the exterior of a gloomy hospital.
3) Back at Gina's house, Mel shows Gina revealing photos of Scott on her phone.
11) Later, at night in the kitchen, Gina and Mel hear strange noises and Mel is stabbed. Gina flees the house in fear and turns to find Molly wearing a mask, the friend they had bullied in the past.
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The document outlines the scenes and shots planned for the film "Tiny Minds". It follows a day in the life of Alia as she copies her mother's mannerisms at breakfast, leading to an argument. Later, Alia is stealing her mother's possessions and hiding them. The film ends on a cliffhanger as Alia's mother catches her dressing up in her clothes. The document provides detailed descriptions and purposes of establishing shots, medium shots, close-ups, and point-of-view shots to depict the scenes and advance the story between Alia and her mother.
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This document outlines a 53-shot storyboard for a short film. It begins with establishing shots of a woman waking up late and rushing to get ready. She notices her room has been tidied. Later, while reviewing security camera footage, she discovers a boy living in her apartment who has been cleaning for her. They have a tense encounter but eventually sit down to talk, where he promises to explain his presence and how he knows her preferences. The storyboard ends teasing a time jump of three months later.
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The document provides a shot list for filming at different locations - the castlefield grounds, castlefield, and a house. It includes over 30 shots ranging from close-ups, medium shots, and long shots with notes on camera movement, audio, and scene details. The shots focus on a character named Theo as he wakes up confused, finds an empty box, searches the house for his parents, and has a friend visit while still processing what happened.
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This shot list outlines 30 shots for a horror film called "The Unknown". It documents a variety of shots that will be used to tell the story of 4 main characters, Michaela, James, Sophie and Libby, who experience strange and frightening events while staying in a house. The shots include establishing shots of the house, characters interacting, setting up cameras, reviewing footage which reveals suspicious activity, characters discussing what's happening and reacting to scary events, and climactic shots of a character being killed and another trying to escape from danger.
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Location shots
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Script 1
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Script 1-3-1
The woman hears a noise and checks her living room but only finds her boyfriend sleeping on the sofa. She receives text messages from her boyfriend saying he is locked out, but when she checks the sofa she finds something breathing heavily under the blankets instead of her boyfriend. She pulls back the blanket and screams at what she sees, as the screen fades to black.
Script 1
A woman wakes up on her sofa in the middle of the night and tries to wake her boyfriend who is sleeping on the opposite sofa. When she is unable to wake him, she gets herself a glass of water in the kitchen. While drinking, she hears a door slam and becomes confused and alert, beginning to fully wake up. The short film appears to follow this woman through a nighttime experience in her home.
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Script draft 1
1. Megan Nelson is a teenage girl living in England who goes to bed one night after helping with dishes.
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This short horror story is called "Static" and follows a boy who is awakened at night by strange static sounds coming from his television. As he investigates further, he discovers more serious threats. The genre is horror and the theme explores dark mystery and murder. The short story was directed by Robert Towne and created by Gabriel Hernandez, with the screenplay by Jorge Gomez. It was found on the YouTube channel "DarthBob2005".
Film opening - Halloween
The document summarizes scenes from a Halloween movie. It describes a person hiding and watching a couple in their house. When the couple goes upstairs, the lights go out, creating an opportunity for the person to enter the house. Inside, they take a large knife from the drawer. The perspective then shows the person stabbing a woman while she screams. At the end, a boy in a clown costume is revealed to be the killer, holding a big knife in an emotionless way, showing he killed for entertainment.
Film opening halloween
The document provides a summary of scenes from a Halloween film. It describes scenes where a person watches a house from the trees, the couple in the house turn off the TV and go upstairs, and then the lights suddenly go out, creating suspense. It summarizes that the person enters the house and takes a large knife from the drawer. A scene shows the person stabbing a woman through their eyes' point of view. At the end, a boy in a clown costume is revealed to be the killer, holding a large knife in an emotionless manner, showing he killed for entertainment.
Task 4 - 2 Short Film Ideas
This short film tells the story of Amelia, who finds comfort through anonymous encouraging post-it notes on her locker from a secret admirer after facing problems at home. As she receives more notes that lift her mood, she becomes curious to find out who the sender is. It turns out to be her new classmate Charlie, who asks her to the prom. The film will rely heavily on camera work and cinematography to convey emotion without dialogue. It aims to show how a small act of kindness can help someone through difficult times.
FMP: Pre-Production Updated
Ewan plans to create a short film as his final project along with additional promotional materials like a poster and merchandise. The film is about a girl who notices something strange about her neighbor's house but can't figure out what. Ewan chose this project to further develop his filmmaking skills. He will share the film and additional materials on his website, YouTube, and at a small event with other students. The film is targeted towards young adults aged 16-24 and focuses on themes of drama, dark comedy, and light violence. Ewan has developed storyboards, a shotlist, and multiple drafts of the script based on feedback. He has also scouted several filming locations.
Costume, props, setting,
The document outlines several props, costumes, settings, and elements of mise-en-scene that will be used in a thriller film. Some key props mentioned include a sympathy card left at the protagonist's door, a camera used to secretly photograph the protagonist from an alley, and a house phone used by the protagonist to call his brother-in-law, who is later revealed to be the murderer. Costumes include a dark suit for the protagonist to show mourning and dark, blending colors for the murderer. The main setting will be the protagonist's comfortable home, with another location being the dark, messy room of the murderer.
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1) Planning (full comments in separate sheet) - mark out of 12/20
2) Construction of main task (full comments in separate sheet) - mark out of 28/40
3) Construction of ancillary task 1 (Digipak and poster) - Digipak 8/10, poster 10/10
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Raybould matthew evaluation and overall feedback sheet
Matthew Raybould received a grade of B for his overall coursework marks. For his planning work, he received a mark out of 12/20, and full comments are in a separate sheet. For his main construction task, he received a mark of 28/40, with details in another sheet. For his ancillary construction tasks, he received 8/10 for a digipak with proficient technical skills and design, and 10/10 for a poster with excellent skills and design. For his evaluation, he received 12/20. His answers showed good understanding of genre conventions, though one answer lacked evidence. Overall it was a proficient piece of work showing good understanding and use of technology.
Raybould, matthew cw feedback
Matthew Raybould completed the main task of creating a music video, showing proficiency in technical skills like camera work, editing, and sound synchronization. The narrative was confusing and some shots were too long. He also designed a digipak and poster at a proficient and excellent level respectively, demonstrating technical skills and understanding of conventions for the music genre and artist. Overall his work scored 46 out of 60, achieving a Level 3.
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The document provides feedback from the audience on the author's music video. The feedback was generally positive, praising elements like the lighting during performances and the use of slow motion and cuts. However, some criticisms noted the story and genre connections were unclear and some shots appeared amateurish. Based on this, the author recognizes needing to better convey the narrative and strengthen genre elements throughout. Overall, the target audience engaged as intended, but there is room for improvement, especially in storytelling and production quality.
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The document outlines a production schedule, listing dates, tasks, responsible parties, locations, and equipment needed. It includes pre-production in September 2016, filming in Bournemouth in January 2017 and New York in February 2017, and plans to have all editing completed by March 2017. Matthew Raybould is responsible for pre-production, editing the Bournemouth footage in February 2017, and completing all post-production by March 2017, assisted during filming by Liam White. Locations include a school for pre-production and editing, and Bournemouth and New York for filming. Equipment includes a Canon 700D camera and Velbon tripod for filming.
Equipment list
The document provides an equipment list for filming, including a Canon 700D camera and Velbon tripod. The Canon 700D is chosen because the school has them available and it is an all-round good camera, able to film in 1080p HD, shoot in low light with a wide ISO, and has both manual and auto focus options. The included 18-55mm lens has optical image stabilization and a large zoom range. The Velbon tripod is selected as it is accessible from the school and is of good quality, with stiff legs and shoe to keep the camera steady and a smooth pivot for easy panning shots.
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The document describes several planned camera shots for a film. One shot will place the camera at the end of a pier to capture a character walking in a large, lonely setting with surrounding lights appearing dark and eerie. Another shot will place the camera on one side of the pier facing a bench to focus on the character's appearance and clothing in better lighting. Additional shots in New York will position the camera on the pavement at the corner of 7th Ave and West 46th St to capture the background of Times Square with its crowds, lights and constant traffic flow.
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The document discusses the filming locations for a music video that will be shot at night. It plans to film in brightly lit areas that will give a psychedelic feel. Locations mentioned include Times Square for its huge billboards and flashing neon lights that make one feel tiny, Broadway for its lights on both sides of the street and busy traffic, and the quiet streets and pier in Bournemouth to contrast with the busy streets of New York. The contrasting locations of New York and Bournemouth are intended to emphasize the craziness of New York and isolate the main character in both settings.
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In my preliminary task, I had limited camera equipment and shot options. For my final product, I had access to multiple lenses allowing more creative shots. I also improved my framing and incorporated some camera movement and zooming shots. While my editing skills did not greatly improve, practicing in my preliminary task prepared me well. I also learned to add basic visual effects that enhanced my final product. Overall, having more equipment options and practicing key filmmaking skills allowed me to produce a higher quality final product.
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The document provides details about various aspects of the film opening, including:
1) The title font and placement sets up intrigue and mystery before clarifying the meaning.
2) The opening shot establishes the location/setting and follows conventions of similar films.
3) A favorite shot zooms out from the main character to a scenic view, though editing cuts were added for time.
4) Character names are introduced through a writing effect, suggesting the story will be like a diary.
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