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The document describes a family driving home in their car. The mom talks to her daughter about her upcoming birthday. The camera shows the mom's happy face as her daughter agrees with her. However, the husband seems annoyed. As the mom tries to cheer him up, they start arguing lightly. Still filming them from behind, they continue arguing and do not see the van stopped in front of them. Their car crashes into the van. Metal pipes from the van go through the husband's head and chest, causing blood to fly everywhere and killing him. The camera then shows an above view of the deadly car accident.
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A janitor gets into a fight with a troublesome student at the school where he works. Some criminals ask the janitor to help them rob the school. Struggling financially and nearing retirement, the janitor agrees to help with the plan. However, during the robbery things go wrong - the headmaster is shot and the janitor is apprehended by police. In a final confrontation, one of the criminals shoots and kills the janitor, ending his life.
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This document outlines a 7 week marketing campaign for a new Lego toy, including various social media posts, advertisements, videos and trailers released on different days of each week to build hype and awareness. Week 1 focuses on initial advertisements and social media posts to announce the toy. Weeks 2-3 include more social updates, videos and trailers providing more details on the toy. Weeks 4-6 ramp up with additional trailers, videos and posters showcasing the characters and story. Week 7 contains final teasers and marketing leading up to the toy's release date.
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Death and Adam, who saves souls from death, meet to determine whether Jonathan's soul belongs to Death or is saved by Adam. They play a card game where the winner gets Jonathan's soul. Flashbacks show Jonathan murdered his boss after he sexually assaulted Jonathan's wife. Jonathan later finds his wife hanged herself. When the game ends with Adam and Death each having one card left, Adam wins Jonathan's soul. Death vows to one day defeat Adam for his cheating ways.
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Death and Adam, who saves souls from death, meet to determine whether Jonathan's soul belongs to Death or is saved by Adam. They engage in a card game where the winner receives Jonathan's soul. Through flashbacks, it is revealed that Jonathan murdered his boss who sexually assaulted his wife. Jonathan's wife later committed suicide. Death believes Jonathan is evil and deserves to die, while Adam is more sympathetic since Jonathan was provoked. Their card game ends in a draw, but Adam wins by having one more card left to play. Jonathan's soul is saved and he is seen being guided by Adam to the afterlife, growing younger until reunited with his wife.
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The document is a screenplay that follows Death and Adam, who represents life, as they play cards to determine the fate of Jonathan's soul. Jonathan murdered his boss who sexually assaulted his wife. As Death and Adam play for Jonathan's soul, they reminisce about previous souls they played for, including Jonathan's wife who later committed suicide. In the end, Adam wins Jonathan's soul. Jonathan is then seen reuniting with his wife in the afterlife.
Light at the end of the tunnel
The grim reaper and an angel play a card game to determine the soul of Jonathan, a 75-year-old man who is dying. Jonathan had committed crimes in his life including murdering his boss after the boss sexually assaulted Jonathan's wife. The angel and grim reaper discuss Jonathan's past and debate whether his sins deserve punishment or salvation. In the end, the angel wins Jonathan's soul in their card game, arguing he deserves redemption. The grim reaper acknowledges the angel has bested him this time but warns their games won't always be so easy.
movie table
This document analyzes different aspects of a film and how they appeal to different audience segments. It discusses how the blood and gore will attract "gore fanatics", the extreme sports scenes shown in the cave setting will interest those who enjoy such activities, and the adventure, betrayal, monsters, and focus on strong female characters all comprise important primary aspects for the intended audience. Additionally, the drama between characters, horror elements, Neil Marshall as the director, and recognizable stars/cast serve as secondary appealing aspects.
The primary audience
The primary audience for this film is females aged 18-25 with disposable income who enjoy horror films featuring strong female leads. They enjoy being scared and finding scary content entertaining. The secondary audience includes males who are fans of the director or accompanying a partner, as well as those interested in the sex appeal, gore, or independent female lead. The tertiary audience consists of general horror fans, film students, and reviewers seeking to critique the film, as well as those thrill-seeking an adrenaline rush from being scared.
Miseenscene
This document analyzes the mise-en-scene of a hospital scene from the film The Descent. It summarizes the use of lighting, location, costumes, props, and sound to convey meaning and set tone. The lighting in the hospital corridor is initially shown as a murky green to create an unsettling atmosphere, though it later appears normal. The location is a hospital corridor used to build tension as the main character believes she is being chased. Costumes emphasize the characters of the mother in a hospital gown and friend in casual clothes. Props like a heart monitor are used to raise stakes. Sounds like flickering birthday candles create an eerie tone. Overall, the scene conveys the main character's
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The document provides a summary of the cinematography techniques used in 10 key scenes from the movie "The Descent". It describes shots that include an unfocused panning shot of a birthday cake, close-up shots of a woman stirring in her hospital bed and waking up, point-of-view shots from an unseen entity following the woman down an empty corridor, and circling and zooming out shots as she cries while being comforted by a nurse in the corridor. The shots convey confusion, fear and relief using techniques like blurred and focused framing, panning, zooming and changing camera position and movement.
Digital cameras
The document discusses and compares the advantages and disadvantages of different types of cameras, including digital cameras, mobile phones, bridge cameras, and SLR cameras. Digital cameras are small and portable but have limited features and image quality. Mobile phone cameras have improved greatly but still cannot match dedicated cameras and have limited storage. Bridge cameras have more features and better image quality than digital cameras but are less portable than phones. SLR cameras have the most control and customizable lenses but are the least portable option.
Interview with jon doe
1) Jon Doe agrees to do a charity fundraiser but is more interested in using it to boost his celebrity status.
2) During the fundraiser, Jon charges the charity for his appearance and later tries to steal money from them.
3) Jon's attempts to flee with the stolen money result in multiple altercations, including being beaten and pepper sprayed by security.
4) By the end of the day, Jon finds himself once again at the police station in trouble for his actions.
Lemeeing
The document summarizes a meeting that took place on Friday, March 1st, 2016 in Room 102. It lists the attendees - Waseem Mohammed, Brandon Wood, Brad Tocque, Brandon Mundy, and Toby Adshead. It notes that treatment and most pre-production were completed. It outlines the tasks assigned: Toby Adshead would work on storyboards and lighting plan, while Brad and Mundy would focus on the production schedule.
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Lighting can greatly impact the mood and details conveyed in a photograph. Studio lighting on a model shows facial details and shadows that suggest an unhappy mood, while natural light on a cat shows less detail without shadows. Candlelight creates dramatic shadows that change the mood, and natural sunlight on a sunny day shows detail and conveys a happy, peaceful look through the lighting. Flash focuses attention by illuminating the main subject.
3 tutorials
This document provides instructions for three editing techniques: HDR photography, using the healing brush tool, and creating layer masks. It explains how to take three photos at different aperture settings to create an HDR image in Photomatix. It also describes how to use the healing brush tool on a new layer to remove unwanted elements by sampling clear areas. Finally, it outlines how to select an area and click the mask tool to hide everything outside the selection on a layer.
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This document discusses different photographic techniques seen in various photographs, including:
- A landscape photo showing a forest path with greens and browns.
- A portrait orientation photo of the same scene showing more of the forest path.
- A photo where a tire frame adds interest by creating a frame within the frame.
- A photo of a burned warehouse raising questions with colors like orange, black and white.
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- 2. The talk The family drives happily down the road going home after the moms rapids trip. Throughout this shot is a still camera. The mom talks to her daughter about her birthday and her birthday cake and cheering the daughter up. Happy the daughter agrees with what the mom had said. The camera is still throughout. The camera cuts for us to see the moms face in a still camera showing the happiness of the girls answer.
- 3. The talk continued The camera cuts to a still shot of the husbands reaction and shows him seem a bit annoyed at the situation. It cuts to the three of them and the mom turning round and the ma still looking grumpy for some reason she sees this and tries to make him feel better and it slowly turns into a small bicker in this still shot. It then cuts to them from the back and shows them having a lighthearted argument and not seeing what's up a head in another still shot.
- 4. The crash In the same shot of the still camera they continue to argue not seeing the van in front of them and they all collide. It cuts to the car and van crashing we see another still shot of the actual crash hit and it shows some metal copper pipes slide of the top of the van. It cuts to a scene were we see another shot of the back of his head of the pipe going through his head and his chest and blood fly everywhere in another still shot. It cuts to an above view zooming out of the car and van accident showing some sneak peaks of the deaths at hand.