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The document outlines a storyboard for 9 scenes of a film. Scene 1 shows three friends waking up on a rooftop confused about how they got there. Scene 2 shows one friend's confused face as they cross the road, wondering where they are. Scene 3 shows the boys at a bus stop realizing their wallets are missing as two approaching characters are zoomed out on. Scene 4 shows the boys asking a shopkeeper for change after losing their wallets. Scene 5 shows the boys walking toward the protagonist's house. Scene 6 shows the boys in his bedroom realizing they are late for school and have also lost their phones. Scene 7 shows the protagonist panicking about missed calls from his parents. Scene 8 shows the boys arguing while taking
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This storyboard document outlines 10 frames for an opening film sequence. Frames 1-2 depict two angry men violently interrogating a girl upon entering her house, trying to find something important. Frame 3 was to drown the girl but the filmmakers decided killing her too early would lessen the story. Frames 4-5 show the men tearing apart the bedroom and screaming in the girl's face to find the object. Frame 6 has a neighbor calling the police upon hearing the girl's distress. Frames 7-8 continue the men harassing the girl as they argue what to do with her. Frame 9 is the decision point but leaves uncertainty about the girl's fate. Frame 10 ends with the men running from the house
3 frame analysis
Kailum Gardner analyzes the cinematography techniques used in three thriller films: The House at the End of the Street, The Purge Two, and Inception. For each film, Kailum discusses the lighting, camera angles, and mise-en-scene to convey mood and provide context. Key details like dim lighting, security camera shots, and unusual collapsing settings are examined for their storytelling impacts. Overall, the document focuses on how visual elements in scenes from the three thrillers engage viewers and enhance tension.
Story board
This document outlines the shot list for a horror film. It describes 24 shots that will be used to tell the story. The shots include establishing shots of the setting, medium and close-up shots of the main character as she hears strange noises and investigates in her house, and a climactic shot of a masked figure jumping out of the wardrobe.
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The document discusses different film techniques including:
- An extreme close up of a character on the phone to focus on the phone display.
- A close up of a character's face to show distress after witnessing a death.
- A medium shot of two men exploring an attic to interpret body language and facial expressions.
- A long shot to establish location and allow viewers to understand the scene setting.
- A tracking shot following a character's movements to watch each action closely.
- A panning shot building suspense by unknown of what will be seen when the camera stops moving.
- A zoom in on a woman's face to focus on her expression as the last thing seen.
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Chopper
The opening scene of the film Chopper uses several camera techniques and shots that follow typical thriller conventions. Shots are taken from low angles looking up at buildings to create a sense of being trapped. The lighting and colors used make some shots seem surreal and unsafe. Additional shots of the prison show high fences with barbed wire and lights, reinforcing the theme that there is no escape. Throughout the opening, a song plays in the background with lyrics about freedom, contrasting ironically with the prison setting. Overall, the opening scene sets up the film to follow typical thriller conventions through its camerawork, lighting, and use of non-diegetic sound.
Location shots
This document discusses 8 locations that will be used to film a thriller movie. Location 1, 2, and 3 will be a path outside a school that will be used for the main character to discover the murderer and as another location later in the film. Locations 4 and 5 will be a house that can double as two different houses for scenes where the main character leaves and receives a threatening phone call. Location 6 is a drama studio at the school that will be used darkly lit scenes of a fight and the main character being tied to a chair. Location 7 at the school will be used to film flashback scenes of the main character's happier times there before she flees.
Scene structure
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Textual analysis of student work
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3 frame analysis
Kailum Gardner analyzes the cinematography techniques used in three thriller films: The House at the End of the Street, The Purge Two, and Inception. For each film, Kailum discusses the lighting, camera angles, and mise-en-scene to convey mood and provide context. Key details like dim lighting, security camera shots, and unusual collapsing settings are examined for their storytelling impacts. Overall, the document focuses on how visual elements in scenes from the three thrillers engage viewers and enhance tension.
Story board
This document outlines the shot list for a horror film. It describes 24 shots that will be used to tell the story. The shots include establishing shots of the setting, medium and close-up shots of the main character as she hears strange noises and investigates in her house, and a climactic shot of a masked figure jumping out of the wardrobe.
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The document discusses different film techniques including:
- An extreme close up of a character on the phone to focus on the phone display.
- A close up of a character's face to show distress after witnessing a death.
- A medium shot of two men exploring an attic to interpret body language and facial expressions.
- A long shot to establish location and allow viewers to understand the scene setting.
- A tracking shot following a character's movements to watch each action closely.
- A panning shot building suspense by unknown of what will be seen when the camera stops moving.
- A zoom in on a woman's face to focus on her expression as the last thing seen.
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The opening scene of the film Chopper uses several camera techniques and shots that follow typical thriller conventions. Shots are taken from low angles looking up at buildings to create a sense of being trapped. The lighting and colors used make some shots seem surreal and unsafe. Additional shots of the prison show high fences with barbed wire and lights, reinforcing the theme that there is no escape. Throughout the opening, a song plays in the background with lyrics about freedom, contrasting ironically with the prison setting. Overall, the opening scene sets up the film to follow typical thriller conventions through its camerawork, lighting, and use of non-diegetic sound.
Location shots
This document discusses 8 locations that will be used to film a thriller movie. Location 1, 2, and 3 will be a path outside a school that will be used for the main character to discover the murderer and as another location later in the film. Locations 4 and 5 will be a house that can double as two different houses for scenes where the main character leaves and receives a threatening phone call. Location 6 is a drama studio at the school that will be used darkly lit scenes of a fight and the main character being tied to a chair. Location 7 at the school will be used to film flashback scenes of the main character's happier times there before she flees.
Scene structure
The document outlines the scene structure and camera work for a short film. It describes 5 scenes: 1) the actress being bullied by siblings, 2) her father comforting her, 3) the house burning down, 4) the actress grown up and haunted by her past, 5) her being haunted by her dead siblings. The scenes will use a variety of shots including close-ups, extreme close-ups, wide shots, and tracking shots created through camera work, greenscreen, and After Effects. Scene divisions will include black screens with white text comments. Camera work will be done freely without a tripod from a first-person perspective.
Textual analysis of student work
The document provides an analysis of the opening sequence of a student horror film called "A School's Nightmare". It identifies several strengths, such as the establishing shot setting the dark and ominous tone, and the clever composition of four boys standing together without showing their faces initially. However, it also points out weaknesses, such as the boys smiling and appearing happy which goes against expected horror genre stereotypes. It notes that the dark lighting is effective at first but does not change as the sequence continues, making it a weakness as it does not properly indicate the passage of time.
Location shots
Eight locations will be used to film scenes for the thriller movie. The first location is a street and underpass where the main character encounters the murderer. Two houses will be shown as the main character moves, with only interiors shown of the murderer's residence. Various outdoor locations will also be featured. The paths outside a school will be the first three locations, providing an isolated area for the discovery of the murder. A house belonging to one of the actors will represent the main character's home and the bedroom will show her seeking safety after witnessing the murder. The drama studio at the school allows manipulation of lighting for scenes of a fight and the main character tied to a chair. Flashback scenes in the common room and hallways
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Matt Lumley proposes four locations for shooting his film:
1. The Fish Inn pub outside of Ringwood, which would provide a stereotypical setting for characters after a night out and create tension with its quiet, dimly lit atmosphere.
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3. His garage, which has a long, diagonal room that a swinging light could shadow for an isolated, old-looking scene space.
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The micro short film 'Post-It Love' tells the story of a shy office romance developing between a male and female coworker. Over the course of 9 scenes, the two characters exchange smiling glances but are too shy to speak. They begin secretly leaving notes for each other using post-it notes, creating smiling faces, hearts, and drawings to express their affection without directly confronting each other. Finally, in the last scene, the male reveals a large collage of their faces, establishing that they both clearly like each other though both struggled to speak openly about their feelings until that point.
Micro shorts analysis
The micro short film 'Post-It Love' tells the story of a shy office romance developing between a male and female coworker. Over the course of 9 scenes, the two characters exchange smiling glances but are too shy to speak. They begin secretly leaving notes for each other using post-it notes, creating smiling faces, hearts, and drawings to express their affection without directly confronting each other. Their shy exchanges escalate until the final scene, where the male reveals a large collage of their faces, establishing that their mutual interest is now out in the open.
2. understanding micro elements in film opening
The document analyzes and summarizes the micro elements and cinematography techniques used in the opening shots of a film. It describes the setting as late 1800s London based on images of St. Paul's Cathedral and lack of electrical lighting. Various shots are described as long shots, close ups, medium shots, and extreme long shots to set the scene, show characters and props, and give a sense of the landscape and era. Camera angles and movements like low angle, eye level, track, and zoom are also analyzed for the perspective and feeling they convey.
Redrum Proposal
The document proposes a short horror film called REDRUM about a teenager who discovers an old camera. When reviewing photos, they see a mysterious figure in the background. Over the next few days, the figure begins stalking and haunting the teenager. During a ritual to contact spirits, the figure appears behind the teenager and kills them. The film would use single-camera techniques over 5 minutes to create suspense through limited dialogue and jump scares, culminating in the teenager's death and a message that "no one is safe."
Roughplot
The document outlines a five-stage narrative structure for a film plot about a couple who are attacked in a park by a clown. The five stages are: Exposition, where the couple is introduced in the empty park; Development, where the clown takes the girl to his home holding other victims; Complication, where the clowns gang up and kill the father's wife; Climax, where the father hunts down the clowns but is overpowered; Resolution, where the police rescue the victims but the clowns escape.
Storyboard template
The documentary consists of several scenes filmed at Chatham House school:
1) Shots of the school gate and crest with a narrative introduction.
2) Interviews with two students about their experiences without other interaction.
3) More shots of the school with a continuing narrative, including close-ups of important elements.
4) The student interviews are repeated unchanged.
5) Shots of the sixth form center and common room, followed by a narrative on recent changes.
6) An unscripted interview with the head of sixth form about his experiences.
7) Random clips from the three sites are shown with the concluding narrative.
8) The documentary ends with a
Harry Cross - Proposal
The film follows a teenage girl walking home from school unaware that she is being stalked by a mysterious dark figure. The camera will follow closely behind the girl, gradually showing the figure getting closer without her noticing. As the film progresses, the music will get more intense, building tension. In the climax, the girl opens her front door to find the figure standing right in front of her, followed by a loud screech and cut to black.
Media horror presentation
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Textual analysis of Se7en
- The film begins with bright colors representing hope but then gets darker representing the murder investigation. Morgan Freeman's character wears a white shirt representing power but a dark coat at the crime scene representing death. It is raining, representing sadness.
- Shots are used to analyze Freeman and Pitt's characters and the evidence, like a mid-shot showing blood on the wall. A close-up of a ticking device on Freeman's bedside implies he is running out of time. Changing camera angles in the opening represent different perspectives.
- The editing is quick, using jump cuts and cross-cutting, to set the thriller pace. Insert shots show significance of items like Freeman's keys. Synchronous sounds of keys
Presentation of initial idea
The document presents an initial idea for a comedy-horror film trailer. The trailer will follow two dim teenage boys who get lost in the woods at night. They encounter a masked man who begins chasing them. The trailer will use elements of horror, like glimpses of the chase and boys fighting the villain, but will do so in a comedic way. It will end by revealing the identity of the villain. The genre is described as comedy-horror, which combines elements of both genres through tactics like gallows humor and spoofing horror clichés. Films that are being parodied and analyzed for their conventions include typical slasher films like Halloween and Blair Witch Project.
9 shot analysis of Se7en
The document provides a 9 shot analysis of scenes from the film Se7en. It summarizes each shot, noting characters, settings, and symbolism. The shots introduce two main investigators looking at evidence, show a girl's injured body on the floor to create suspense, and depict one investigator as tired and stressed in his bedroom while using a metronome as a symbol of peace. The overall tone is one of mystery and an exploration of justice versus injustice through the investigators' work on the case.
Editing the decent scene 2
The scene starts out slow and calm as Sarah, Annabel and Paul have a normal conversation in the van. However, the camera then shows the van approaching from behind, indicating something is about to go wrong. The pace quickly shifts from calm to fast as the van crashes, with a metal pole impaling Paul's face. The camera cuts between shots of the pole flying towards Paul, it hitting his face, and the gush of blood, keeping the audience in a state of horror. A second pole is then seen going through where Annabel had been sitting, making the audience wonder if she survived.
Media horror presentation
The document provides a shooting script summary of a zombie film. It describes various camera shots showing a main character running away from zombies through a school, through a gate, and into a building where he meets up with other survivors. However, the gate is then shown opening slowly, implying the zombies may have followed the main character inside without the group realizing. The summary ends with text appearing saying the main character has 3 hours until a deadline, and cuts to the names of the characters against a black background.
Trainspotting Trailer Analysis
The document provides a summary and analysis of the movie trailer for Trainspotting. It analyzes various techniques used in the trailer through different theoretical lenses:
1) It uses an enigma code by showing characters running without context to encourage viewers to watch the full movie for answers.
2) The trailer centers around a disruption when the protagonist is hit by a car but remains unharmed, again leaving viewers wanting more context.
3) Character analysis shows the protagonist as the hero and explores stereotypes used to represent different characters.
4) The ending implies the protagonist escapes drugs and violence, suggesting a new beginning for his character.
Treatment for idea 2
The document outlines a short film project titled "Missing" that is 10-15 minutes long. It will follow the abduction of two victims, Molly and Georgia, by a middle-aged abductor. Molly is first abducted and imprisoned in an old barn, where she discovers the severely injured Georgia. They escape into the woods but the abductor pursues them with a bat. The film will have a dark, eerie tone and leave the audience unsure if the victims survive. It is aimed at a mature audience and will be filmed using various cameras to build tension and put the viewer in the perspective of the victims.
Redrum proposal
1) The document proposes a short horror film called REDRUM about a teenager who discovers her old camera and begins seeing a hooded figure.
2) As strange occurrences escalate in her home, she performs a ritual called "redrum" and sees the word written in blood on her mirror with the figure behind her.
3) The next day, she fades away while talking to a friend, revealing that the figure murdered her. The film aims to attract a young adult audience through its suspenseful plot and themes they can relate to.
9 frame analysis
This document analyzes 9 film frames that depict daily life scenes of a boy and girl through split screens and b-roll footage. The shots use creative techniques like low-key lighting, close-ups, and dual framing to highlight the subjects from behind. Handheld camerawork captures the scenes in a raw style to illustrate morning routines. Throughout, the simplicity of the frames is contrasted with impressive technical choices that fit the song well and tell a visual story.
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三.真实教育部学历学位认证（教育部存档！教育部留服网站永久可查）
四.办理各国各大学文凭(一对一专业服务,可全程监控跟踪进度)
如果您处于以下几种情况：
◇在校期间，因各种原因未能顺利毕业……拿不到官方毕业证【q/微741003700】
◇面对父母的压力，希望尽快拿到；
◇不清楚认证流程以及材料该如何准备；
◇回国时间很长，忘记办理；
◇回国马上就要找工作，办给用人单位看；
◇企事业单位必须要求办理的
◇需要报考公务员、购买免税车、落转户口
◇申请留学生创业基金
留信网认证的作用:
1:该专业认证可证明留学生真实身份
2:同时对留学生所学专业登记给予评定
3:国家专业人才认证中心颁发入库证书
4:这个认证书并且可以归档倒地方
5:凡事获得留信网入网的信息将会逐步更新到个人身份内，将在公安局网内查询个人身份证信息后，同步读取人才网入库信息
6:个人职称评审加20分
7:个人信誉贷款加10分
8:在国家人才网主办的国家网络招聘大会中纳入资料，供国家高端企业选择人才
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- 2. Scene 1 • This scene will start off with a long shot of the three friends waking up on a roof top. The camera will then change to a close up of the protagonist’s face to show how dazed he is. This will make the audience eager to find out what happened for them to end up on a roof of a house.
- 3. Scene 2 • This scene will start off with a close up of one of the friends faces to highlight the emotion he is showing as he does not know what time it is or where he is. This will make the audience wonder how they ended up in this situation. The camera will then change to a long shot of the three friends crossing the road.
- 4. Scene 3 • This scene will start off with a medium shot of all the boys at the bus stop as they wonder where their wallets have disappeared to. The camera will zoom out so the audience can see who the two characters approaching are. This will make the audience think what are these two characters going to do.
- 5. Scene 4 • This scene will start off with the three boys walking along the pavement and stopping by a local shop to hopefully try and get the shopkeeper to spare them some change as they have lost their wallets. The camera will then zoom out and that is when the actors name appears.
- 6. Scene 5 • This scene will start of with a panning shot as the boys walk towards the protagonists house. The second character’s name will appear across the road.
- 7. Scene 6 • Here, the three boys are at the main protagonist’s house, whilst the boys are in the bedroom the protagonist realises he has lost his phone as well as his wallet but then also realises they are all extremely late for school. This will make the audience feel sorry
- 8. Scene 7 • This scene will start off with a close up of the main protagonist’s face as he panics because he realises the amount of missed calls he has from his parents. The protagonist’s friend also realises the amount of missed calls he has and sees a text which says ‘why aren’t you in school… mum’
- 9. Scene 8 • This scene starts of with the three boys taking a shortcut and power walking to school as they are arguing about what they are going to say and do when they get to school. The camera shot here will be a panning shot. There is also a women with a dog but she will appear blurry on the film.
- 10. Scene 9 • This scene starts of with a close up of the three boys as they take the last steps into school. This will be effective to the audience as they will get to see the final facial expressions of the boys as they walk into school. As the boys walk in there will be a medium long shot which shows the title of the film and the building of the school.