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The document is a request to use a song called "Once A Liar (Always A Fake)" in some content. Screenshots show that the creator contacted both the band and record label that produced the song requesting permission to use it. However, no details are provided about what the request was for or whether permission was granted.
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Static lullabies production
This document provides the shooting schedule and scene details for the film "Once a Liar (Always a Fake)" produced and directed by Kyle Porritt over 4 days from October 20-24, 2013. The schedule includes 3 scenes to be shot: 1) Kyle writing feelings on his arms at his house on Day 1, 2) Kyle burning memories on the beach with a cameraman on Day 2, and 3) Kyle shouting at a camera while a fire is in his room on the final day. Each scene lists the cast, location, props, and notes that no makeup is needed.
Photoshoot ideas
Here are some ideas for your upcoming photoshoot with Kyle Edward Porritt:
- Headshots: Classic black and white portraits showing Kyle's face and expression. Great for acting resumes and headshots.
- Fashion: Styled looks featuring Kyle in different outfits, poses, and locations. Good for modeling portfolios. Consider doing outdoor shots in a park or downtown area.
- Lifestyle: Casual photos of Kyle going about everyday activities like working out, cooking, reading etc. Help show his personality and interests. His apartment could work well for these types of shots.
- Action: Dynamic photos of Kyle doing an athletic activity like running, swimming, martial arts etc. Showcase his physique
Evidence of photoshoot
The document appears to be a log of photos taken on October 12, 2013 between 12:09 PM and 12:14 PM. Over 20 entries list the date and time that photos were taken, but no other details are provided about the subject or content of the photos.
This is kyle
Kyle is a 17-year-old student studying Media Studies, English Literature and Psychology at Hartlepool Sixth Form College. In his first year of college, Kyle met many new people who introduced him to different music genres and artists that changed his tastes. He enjoys discovering new covers and bands by searching online and prefers songs that have meaningful lyrics rather than nonsense words. Some of Kyle's favorite bands are Nirvana, Asking Alexandria and As It Is, and he frequently shares new music finds with friends over social media. While mostly listening to the same genres, Kyle is open to various music tastes as long as the songs have significance beyond just noise.
Int contact sheet
The document lists the filenames of 15 digital image files captured by a camera and saved in the NEF format which contains uncompressed, unprocessed image data directly from the image sensor of Nikon DSLR cameras.
Photoshoot ideas
Here are some ideas for your upcoming photoshoot with Kyle Edward Porritt:
- Headshots: Classic black and white portraits showing Kyle's face and expression. Great for acting resumes and headshots.
- Fashion: Styled looks featuring Kyle in different outfits, poses, and locations. Good for modeling portfolios. Consider doing outdoor shots in a park or downtown area.
- Lifestyle: Casual photos of Kyle going about everyday activities like working out, cooking, reading etc. Help show his personality and interests. His apartment could work well for these types of shots.
- Action: Active photos of Kyle doing sports, hobbies etc. Could try shots of him playing basketball, hiking,
Digipack analysis
This document summarizes the contents and design of the digipack for the album "Veneralia" by the band "Electric Taurus". The digipack features artwork of a female figure wearing a goat skull, and uses shades of brown, black, and grey to create a dark, satanic theme consistent with the band's music. It protects the CD, displays song information and credits, and contains a booklet that fits neatly inside.
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This document summarizes an advertisement for Aerosmith's "The Very Best Of" album. The ad features a woman having her bra removed to appeal to male audiences. It uses a minimal color palette of grey, skin tones, and black with some white. There is little text to emphasize the sexual imagery and draw attention to the band name in large capital letters announcing a new hits compilation and release date.
Music video analysis gay bar electric 6
This music video by Electric Six for the song "Gay Bar" contains many shots of lead singer dressed as Abraham Lincoln engaging in suggestive acts with duplicates of himself. The video depicts the characters in various homoerotic settings like a gym surrounded by Greek statues and engaging in pole dancing. Through the use of jump cuts and duplicates, it shows Lincoln and others grinding on poles while wearing bondage gear. The surreal video features many phallic symbols and innuendos to imply adult homosexual activities throughout. It ends with a montage of such implications before cutting to black on the final guitar strum.
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- 2. These screenshots show that I have contacted both the band and the record label, asking both parties for permission to use the song Once A Liar (Always A Fake).