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Audience research on the digipack
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Mood board
The mood board provides inspiration and helps communicate an overall aesthetic or feeling. It contains visual elements like colors, textures, photos, and materials that represent the desired style and tone. Creating a mood board at the beginning of a creative project can help guide decisions and keep the work aligned with its goals.
Hall of fame
The video tells the story of a man dreaming of becoming a world champion boxer and a deaf girl dreaming of becoming a professional ballet dancer. Scenes show each pursuing their dreams, with shots of the man boxing and the girl dancing. However, they also experience struggles as the man is beaten up and the girl falls during an audition. Interspersed are shots of a band lip syncing and playing music. The video ends by showing the man and girl having achieved their dreams, now as a professional boxer and ballerina, signaling they overcame challenges to reach their goals.
Buried alive
Sam seeks revenge on Emma for killing his friend Kim by tracking her down and killing her. The film uses dark lighting, shadowy shots, and negative effects to create a spooky and mysterious tone as it tells the story of Sam beating and burying Emma alive on a property after knocking her unconscious. Focus groups provided feedback that the film should appeal to both men and women by making the lead character a woman, including some romantic elements, and using a dark and thrilling style influenced by shows like "Spooks".
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This document discusses potential locations for placing a CD inside a digipack packaging. Several numerical measurements are listed, possibly referring to thickness or dimensions for different spots, followed by the phrase "Front cover possibility", suggesting one area being considered is behind the front cover.
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New media risk
This risk assessment document identifies 5 significant risks for a film production:
1. Accidents or injuries on location that could result in serious injury or death. Mitigation includes qualified first aid and emergency procedures.
2. Accidents or injuries from equipment that could also result in serious harm. Equipment will be checked, secured, and emergency plans in place.
3. Potential for accidents or injuries in the studio as well, so emergency plans and safety checks are conducted.
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The document provides a shooting schedule for a music video containing 23 scenes. It describes the shots, characters, and brief details for each scene. The scenes will include close-ups of eyes waking, paint hitting drums and exploding, people throwing paint and dust at each other, flags raising soaked in paint, grenades exploding in fields, and individuals singing about being radioactive with paint on their faces. Most of the scenes will take place in a barn or field and involve the characters Meg, Sam, Ben, Gus, and others throwing paint and dust around.
Mood board
The mood board provides inspiration and helps communicate an overall aesthetic or feeling. It contains visual elements like colors, textures, photos, and materials that represent the desired style and tone. Creating a mood board at the beginning of a creative project can help guide decisions and keep the work aligned with its goals.
Hall of fame
The video tells the story of a man dreaming of becoming a world champion boxer and a deaf girl dreaming of becoming a professional ballet dancer. Scenes show each pursuing their dreams, with shots of the man boxing and the girl dancing. However, they also experience struggles as the man is beaten up and the girl falls during an audition. Interspersed are shots of a band lip syncing and playing music. The video ends by showing the man and girl having achieved their dreams, now as a professional boxer and ballerina, signaling they overcame challenges to reach their goals.
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