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This document provides a story board and mood board for a music video about a vocalist imprisoned in a jail cell while his band plays outside. The opening scene shows the vocalist walking down a corridor in slow motion as the camera pans to reveal his bandmates in separate cells. Throughout the video, close-up shots depict the vocalist attempting to escape from his cell while the band performs outside. The guard is portrayed as mean to emphasize the vocalist's desire for freedom. The video aims to contrast the vocalist's confinement with the band's liberty through different shots that represent the lyrics.
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The document outlines two potential pitches for short films by Charlie, Joey, Tom, and Simeron. The first pitch is for a slasher film involving three teenagers in a forest who are stalked by an unidentified antagonist. The second pitch is for a home invasion film where teenagers at a friend's house are attacked by two men with knives while the parents are away. Both pitches discuss genre conventions, inspiration films, characters, plots, and target audiences. The document provides details on how each proposed film would reinforce slasher and home invasion conventions to appeal to their young adult target demographics.
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The document discusses plans for an opening sequence for a psychological thriller film about schizophrenia. It describes the main characters, one a vulnerable teenage girl with schizophrenia and the other a teenage boy portraying stereotypical media depictions. Filming techniques that will be used include those from films like The Ring and Donnie Darko to portray the girl's unbalanced mental state. The sequence will take place in an isolated area and involve the girl hallucinating that the boy is following her due to her schizophrenia.
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The document discusses plans for an opening sequence for a psychological thriller film about schizophrenia. It describes the main characters, one a vulnerable teenage girl with schizophrenia and the other a teenage boy portraying stereotypical media depictions. Filming techniques that will be used include those from films like The Ring and Donnie Darko to portray the girl's unbalanced mental state. The sequence will take place in an isolated area and involve the girl hallucinating that the boy is following her due to her schizophrenia.
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Here is a summary of the key points from your evaluation:
- The research helped develop the script and end product by providing inspiration from existing horror stories. Researching sounds also helped choose appropriate effects.
- More planning could have improved the flow and identified areas to improve earlier.
- Time management could be improved to allow for more editing and refinements.
- Technical qualities were similar to horror films with pauses for tension, but custom music fitting each part was missing.
- The aural storytelling style engaged the listener like an interview. Effects enhanced the story but pace could have varied more.
- The documentary would appeal most to 16-30 year olds as an intriguing yet not too scary listen
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- 1. Story Board Idea 3
- 3. Bars – The strips of metal on a prison cell. The cell bars are showing how he is trapped
- 4. Bleed – when you hurt yourself you usually bleed. Showing the pain he feels as he is a prisoner
- 5. Fire – The “fire” is a metaphor for his life.
- 6. Will I ever be free? – the question of whether he will continue to be imprisoned or whether he will be allowed to be a free man.
- 7. Shackles - A metal object which allows little movement and no escape. Shows how he cannot escape.
- 8. Guard – A prison guard is somebody who makes sure the prisoners do not escape. The guard is the force stopping him from being free.
- 9. Open up my brain – The brain is a vital organ in the body that allows us to think. The idea of him opening up his brain is that he is allowed to think, and be human.
- 10. Mood Board
- 11. The beginning scene would compromise of a close up of the vocalists feet. The camera will then pan up slowly and track backwards so we can see the vocalist walking down a corridor. This will be in slow motion as to build tension. As the vocalist is walking down the corridor there will be shots coming from the perspective of the vocalist. These shots will compromise of the vocalist looking through at four more cells, each of these cells containing one member of the band. This opening scene will be the first glimpse of your band. The slow motion will help build the suspense of what is going to come.