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The document discusses potential title ideas for a student film about a possessed doll named Scarlett. It describes debating different title options that fit horror film conventions by naming the main character or foreshadowing events. Names like Nancy, Lucia, and Scarlett were considered in a poll. Scarlett was chosen as the title because the name is red like blood, relates to a scar on the doll, and contrasts innocent girliness with the doll's dark nature.
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1) The document discusses naming a horror film about a possessed doll.
2) It was decided to name the film after the doll, which is the main character, following conventions of films like "Chucky".
3) Through a poll, the film was given the name "Scarlett" as the name relates to clues about the doll's background story and mental instability symbolized by a scar, contrasting innocence with darkness.
Title ideas
The document discusses naming a horror film about a possessed doll. It considers naming the film after the doll, as is common in horror films like "Chucky". Several doll names are debated, with the group ultimately deciding on "Scarlett". The name Scarlett was chosen because the color red connotes danger and fear, and the word "Scar" relates to a scar on the doll while also hinting at her unstable mind. The traditional feminine name contrasts with the dark character, intriguing audiences.
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The group debated and decided to name their horror film after the doll, who is the main character. They wanted a traditional doll name to give authenticity and a sense of history. Through a poll, they chose the name "Scarlett" for the film. This name evokes danger and fear through its connection to the color of blood, and relates to a scar on the doll, providing clues about her background story. The name contrasts innocence with the doll's darker character.
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The group discussed naming their horror film after the main character doll. They wanted a traditional doll name to add authenticity and mystery. They took a poll between the names Lucia, Scarlett, and Nancy, and Scarlett received the most votes. The name Scarlett was chosen for the film as the color red connotes danger and fear, the "Scar" relates to the doll's background story, and the girly name contrasts with the creepy character.
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1) The document discusses naming a horror film about a possessed doll.
2) It was decided to name the film after the doll, which is the main character, following conventions of films like "Chucky".
3) Through a poll, the film was given the name "Scarlett" as the name relates to clues about the doll's background story and mental instability symbolized by a scar, contrasting innocence with darkness.
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The document discusses naming a horror film about a possessed doll. It considers naming the film after the doll, as is common in horror films like "Chucky". Several doll names are debated, with the group ultimately deciding on "Scarlett". The name Scarlett was chosen because the color red connotes danger and fear, and the word "Scar" relates to a scar on the doll while also hinting at her unstable mind. The traditional feminine name contrasts with the dark character, intriguing audiences.
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The document discusses naming a horror film about a killer doll. It considers naming the film after the doll, as is a horror film convention. Several doll names are listed as options. A poll is taken and "Scarlett" is chosen as the name. This name fits well because the color red connotes danger and fear, and the word "Scar" relates to a scar on the doll, providing clues about its backstory. The name also contrasts innocence with the doll's dark nature.
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The group debated naming their horror film after the main character doll. They wanted a traditional doll name to add authenticity and mystery. Through a poll, they chose the name "Scarlett" for the film. The name fits well since red connotes danger and the word "scar" references the doll's backstory and instability while the feminine name contrasts with its creepy nature.
Title ideas
The group discussed naming their horror film after the main character doll. They wanted a traditional doll name to add authenticity and mystery. Through a poll, they chose the name "Scarlett" for the doll and film. The name Scarlett fits well since red connotes danger and the "scar" references the doll's backstory while the feminine name contrasts with its unstable nature.
Evaluation Activity 1
- The filmmakers chose the name "Jessamine" for the doll as it was unique and engaging. They used a simple font for the title to contrast the white background and convey innocence overcome by darkness.
- Key filming locations were a group member's house and a forest park, which provided settings that could broaden the plot and portray isolation/danger. Most footage was filmed in a house to relate to the audience's own home.
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The group decided to base their horror trailer on typical genre conventions including a 'Final Girl' character named Charley who would be portrayed as virginal, masculine, and androgynous. They also included stereotypical character archetypes such as an athlete named Chad. Drawing from films like The Woman in Black, the group developed a revenge plot involving the ghost of a boy seeking vengeance. They used theories like Todorov's to structure the narrative and Propp's to define character roles, deciding Charley would serve as the hero who solves the mystery.
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1) The teaser trailer establishes the horror genre by depicting the babysitter receiving strange phone calls and hearing dangerous sounds while alone in a house with a psycho on the loose.
2) The marketing materials including the teaser trailer, poster, and magazine cover used a consistent color scheme of black, red, and white to relate to the horror genre and convey a sense of danger.
3) The motionless image of the babysitter used on the poster and magazine cover was intended to build intrigue by showing her fear and the unknown danger she faces.
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Q.5 How did you attract/address your target audience?
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2) It subverts the convention of starting in equilibrium by showing a disturbed girl after the death of her baby brother.
3) It uses binary opposites between the girl with the camera who lost her brother, and the girl in the park who still has hers.
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Hannah lives in a cursed house where previous residents have been possessed by a spirit after finding a music box. The plot follows conventional supernatural horror tropes. Hannah is possessed by the spirit and kills herself. Representations of gender in the piece are both progressive and regressive - the ghost challenges gender norms as a powerful female villain, but Hannah is portrayed as weak and vulnerable. Through filming and editing techniques like close-ups, darkened eyes, and foley sound effects, the piece aims to represent Hannah as a weak character who is easily possessed.
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The document discusses what the author has learned from audience feedback during their campaign creation process. They used feedback to choose a campaign name by having audiences vote, and to select pink as the preferred color scheme over black for the logo. The author also distributed questionnaires to gather feedback on their adverts and tasks, finding that audiences rated the adverts an average of 8 for interest and correctly identified the target demographics. Creating a Facebook fan page provided free advertising and allowed the target audience to engage with the brand, increasing its visibility on an appropriate social media platform.
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The document discusses how the author's media products for a fashion course followed conventions of real advertising. The 30-second ads used shots, music, and a lighthearted tone common in fashion ads. A web pop-up replicated Missguided's use of model photos. The author's sponsorship sequence mirrored typical lengths but uniquely used photos rather than video. While respecting conventions, the author added original elements like experimental editing techniques. Influences included fun Boohoo and Missguided ads as well as Geordie Shore for the sponsorship. The media could appear on TV, websites, or as a web pop-up.
eport final
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This document provides a list of electronic portfolio items for Bethany Bouchareb, including two animated GIF files showing animation and makeup. The document introduces Bethany's top 20 electronic portfolio items.
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This call sheet provides details for a photo shoot for Urban Mess productions. It lists Bethany Bouchareb as the producer, director, camera operator, sound, and lighting. The shoot will take place on January 26th at 9am at a photography studio in Harlow College. It details transportation, meeting point, and instructions for actors Amber Bush, Eleanor Oates, and Harmony Knight. It provides costume descriptions and makeup instructions for each part and actress. It also lists contact numbers for all involved.
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The document discusses strategies for creating an effective fashion advertisement. It will use fast-paced shots and action shots of models to portray a fun lifestyle and demonstrate how outfits can be worn comfortably in motion. Upbeat background music will help set a fun, party-like tone. The ad will include two different narratives: one where models play with balloons, chairs and ladders at a celebration, laughing and posing; the other depicts models having a mock food fight using props like whipped cream and chocolate sauce to promote a brand called "urban mess" and show the clothes can still be seen despite messiness.
Location release
The location release form grants Urban Mess permission to enter and use the studio located at Harlow College for the purposes of producing an advert and photo shoot. It allows Urban Mess to bring personnel and equipment onto the property and use the name of the premises. Urban Mess agrees to hold the property owner harmless for any liability or loss, except those directly caused by the owner's negligence or misconduct. The form gives Urban Mess the right to copyright and distribute any images containing the premises without further approval.
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1) The BooHoo logo uses black as the predominant color with pink accents. It includes the brand name, ".com" designation, and slogan. Fonts and sizing are used to draw attention.
2) The Missguided logo solely uses black and includes the brand name in the largest font above the slogan. Capitalization and bolding make it stand out.
3) The OMG Fashion logo predominantly uses pink and includes the capitalized brand name with no slogan. Font and spacing unify the name as one word. All logos use sans serif, bold modern fonts.
Main influences combined
The document discusses various marketing techniques used in pop-up ads, sponsorship sequences, and advertisements for fashion brands. It notes elements like discounted prices, calls to action like "shop now" links, prominent display of the brand logo, showing outfits from multiple angles, inclusion of popular music and models of various looks to appeal to different audiences. Overall the document analyzes visual branding strategies across different digital marketing formats in the fashion industry.
Talent release form ancillary 2
This talent release form allows Urban Mess to use video, audio recordings, photographs, and written extracts of an individual, referred to as the Talent, for sponsorship and web content. The Talent consents to the use of their image, recordings, and performance for illustration, broadcast, and distribution. The form documents where and when the content was captured, and requires the Talent's signature as well as a guardian's if the Talent is a minor.
Talent release form ancillary
This talent release form allows Urban Mess to use video, audio, and images taken of the talent during a sponsorship sequence shoot at Harlow College Photography Studio. It gives Urban Mess permission to broadcast, distribute, or illustrate the recordings and performances in any manner. The talent and their legal guardian if a minor sign to consent to the use and distribution of the content without compensation.
Talent release form
This talent release form allows Urban Mess to use video, audio, and images taken of the talent at Harlow College Photography Studio on a specified date by Bethany Bouchareb. The talent consents to the use of recordings and performances for broadcast, distribution, or illustration purposes related to the Urban Mess project. If the talent is a minor, a legal guardian must also sign to consent.
Risk assessment
The document contains a risk assessment for a studio space. It identifies several potential hazards including wires on the floor that could cause tripping, backdrops falling off brackets, electrical equipment and liquids causing electrocution, large light stands that could cause tripping injuries, and flammable wood. For each hazard, it notes who may be harmed, additional actions needed to minimize the risks, and who is responsible for addressing the risks. The overall purpose is to highlight safety risks in the studio and identify ways to reduce dangers.
Main influences main task
The document discusses the main influences on a person's life. Key factors that shape who we are include our families, friends, teachers, mentors, and life experiences. These social and environmental influences interact in complex ways from a young age to ultimately determine the path our lives take.
Main influences main task
The document discusses main influences but provides little context or details. It mentions two broad topics - main influences and influence - but does not elaborate on either. Overall, the summary is high-level as the document itself is very brief and lacks substantive content to summarize.
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- 2. We have debated in a group, and have come to the conclusion of calling the film after the doll, who is the main character of our film. Following convections of horror movies such as “Chucky” who is the main character of the film. This also tells the audience what the film is about, and foreshadows the future events to do with that main character.
- 3. We want the name of the doll to be traditional to give authentic value to the film. This will also give the sense of a background story to the doll adding to the history of the film opening. This will make our film more mysterious which is another big convention in horror movies.
- 5. We have now decided to call our film Scarlett, with a poll, our three choices were Lucia Scarlett and Nancy, Lucia had 6 votes, Scarlett had 7 and Nancy had 1. we had a clear winner and this fitted with our film very well. This is because this name is the colour of red which gives the conation of danger and fear as it is the colour of blood. Also the “Scar” in the name relates to the scar the doll has, this again adds to the background story of the doll which the audience are givens clues. The scar will also be the physical symbol of the dolls mentally unstable mind. The name is also a playful traditional girly name which contrasts with the character. This directly makes the audience think of innocence but there is more to the title as you begin to watch the film which shows the darker side of this.