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This document discusses different types of codes and conventions used in narrative storytelling. It outlines symbolic codes which create deeper meaning through setting, mise en scene, acting, and color. Technical codes are specific to certain media like film and include camerawork, editing, audio, and lighting. Written codes enforce the narrative through dialogue, lyrics, and spoken language. Conventions include common narrative structures, genre expectations, and mise en scene elements like composition, actors, lighting, and costumes.
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Elliot frames his friend Mars for murder by planting DNA evidence and stealing Mars' phone to reveal incriminating text messages. The storyboard shows Elliot interacting with friends in a parking lot while Mars acts suspiciously about something that happened the night before. It also depicts Elliot stealing Mars' phone, obtaining DNA evidence from Mars' bedroom to plant at the crime scene, and Mars worried in the interrogation room about facing prison time while Elliot spends time with his daughter.
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The move location checklist
The document provides a location recce checklist for three potential filming locations - a car park, bedroom, and woods/lake area. For each location, it evaluates whether there is enough space, what shots would be possible, whether permission is needed, how natural lighting and potential weather issues could impact filming, what background noises may be present, and the best times of day to film with regards to factors like access, lighting, and disturbances. Safety issues are also considered, such as cars moving in the car park or tripping hazards in the woods.
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Crew and cast are filming a movie scene requiring movement between locations including a car park, bedroom, and woods/lake area. The risk assessment identifies hazards in each location like active cars, tripping over wires or doors, and encountering animals or falling branches. It rates the likelihood and severity of each risk, with the highest risk of 7 occurring in the woods/lake area. Control measures like keeping an eye out, moving hazards, and watching surroundings are identified along with making everyone responsible for risk control.
The move location checklist
The document provides a location recce checklist for three potential filming locations - a car park, bedroom, and woods/lake area. For each location, it evaluates whether there is enough space, what shots would be possible, whether permission is needed, how natural lighting and potential weather issues could impact filming, what background noises may be present, and the best times of day to film with regards to factors like access, lighting, and disturbances. Safety issues are also considered, such as cars moving in the car park or tripping hazards in the woods.
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Elliot meets up with his friends in a car park where he talks to Mars about what happened the previous night. Mars is acting suspiciously about something that occurred. Elliot also talks to Kennedy about what they need to do to survive. The story flashes back to Mars murdering a stranger, with Elliot helping Mars cover up the crime as he wants to be part of his daughter's life.
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The document provides a shooting schedule and camera shot list for a film titled "The Move". It details various shots needed at different locations and times including establishing shots of a car arriving at a parking lot and being driven down back roads. It also lists indoor shots needed in a bedroom and montage shots including shots inside and outside a car in different settings, angles, and movements that will need ambient sounds, music, and voice over. The shooting schedule involves filming at various locations like a parking lot, back roads, woods, and lake across different times of day.
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Elliot receives a mysterious text and leaves his friends. The film will follow Elliot over three acts as he deals with the aftermath of framing his friend Mars for a crime. In act one, Elliot planted Mars' phone as evidence at a crime scene. In act two, Elliot wakes up exhausted after receiving many messages and calls the police to report a homicide. In act three, flashbacks reveal why Elliot framed Mars - to protect his family. The film will have an urban setting and feature themes of action, romance, crime, and adventure for an audience aged 15 and up.
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The document is a script that tells the story of Elliot framing his friend Mars for a crime. It begins with Elliot exiting a car and greeting a group of people, where he pulls Mars aside to question him about something that happened the night before. The story flashes back to Elliot's 18th birthday party, where he and Mars put a body in the trunk of a car. It's revealed that Elliot took Mars' phone. In the present, Elliot calls an anonymous tip into the police to report a homicide. The story flashes back again to show Elliot planting evidence to frame Mars for the crime. Elliot tells his girlfriend that you can't change life's unfairness, but you can get rid
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3) Eliot apologizes to his mother, while also pursuing his passion for music and a relationship with his girlfriend Kennedy. However, Kennedy rejects his marriage proposal, saying they are too young and she wants more from a relationship.
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Short films are typically used to showcase talent and secure funding for future projects. They are under 40 minutes long. Feature films are over 40 minutes and follow a narrative structure to convey emotions, raise awareness, and educate audiences. Narratives in film tell a story from beginning to end using characters and plot devices to resolve adversity. Plot establishes cause and effect relationships between events that drive the narrative.
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