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Stick man sees that the star has fallen off the logo, so he climbs down and picks up the star. He then climbs back up the logo and places the star where it belongs before sitting back down.
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The document analyzes the similarities between the student's thriller opening sequence and the 2006 spy film "Stormbreaker" in three key areas:
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The document analyzes the similarities between the student's thriller opening sequence and the 2006 spy film "Stormbreaker" in three key areas:
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The proposal is for a short thriller film called The Book, about a young boy who finds a mysterious book in his room that begins following him for unknown reasons, continuing to follow him until meeting his end. The film will be a few minutes long, contain two locations of a house and park, use various editing effects when showing the book's point of view, and film over a couple days to keep shots consistent for editing continuity.
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The film is a sci-fi/thriller aimed at teens and older that takes place in a local park. It will feature suspenseful scenes that leave the audience wanting more. The main character, 16-year-old Charlie Wood, lives alone much of the time and becomes a victim of a mysterious book. To create a film suitable for teens, the author looked at genre conventions from 1980s monster movies and considered settings, music, and what had been done before to avoid copying. The book begins following and haunting Charlie, chasing him through the park until a final attack leaves his fate unknown, creating a cliffhanger ending. Editing techniques will build suspense throughout.
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Research 4
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Task 1 different applications of photography
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