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John was an ordinary man with problems - he was useless at everything and was constantly bullied. His life was unfair and unfortunate. After getting bad grades and kicked out of his home, John found a winning lottery ticket while sitting miserable on a bench. Though his new wealth led to girls and friends wanting him back, John realized they only loved him for his money after they stole from him. The documentary questions if money can truly buy happiness.
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This document provides descriptions of scenes and shots from a music video. It outlines various settings including a man talking to a plant inside a house while holding a beer, a fight breaking out during a party, a man holding a sign saying "I love you" while looking up at a window, and friends gradually leaving the lead singer alone with a plant. The final shots involve the band finishing playing and an outro.Soft analysis 
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This document provides a summary of shots from a short film about teenage bullying. It describes various shots that show a group of teenagers harassing and attacking other youths and a man. Their leader wears white and influences the others to cause trouble. Shots include the teenagers threatening a woman and laughing after attacking the man. At the end, the bullied boy's father is also attacked, so the boy comes outside and hits the leader of the gang with a cricket bat, causing the gang to run away scared. This restores a sense of peace and justice after the bullying depicted throughout the film.Music video script
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This document is a script for a music video. It provides 35 scenes with descriptions of shots that will make up the music video. The video will tell the story of a relationship from meeting to breaking up through these scenes. It begins with the couple meeting in a cafe and showing happy memories together. It then shows the relationship deteriorating as they argue. Scenes show the girl alone and upset after the breakup. Shots include the couple being happy together in a park and cafe, arguing, and the girl crying over a photo of the two of them after the breakup. The video uses these shots to depict the relationship from beginning to end through the story of the song.Music video analysis
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The document summarizes and analyzes three music videos:
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2) Kings of Leon's "Use Somebody" switches between scenes of a city and a concert, using dark colors and fast editing between long shots and close ups. It focuses mainly on men and sexualizes the few women shown.
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The document discusses plans for a music video for the song "You Stole the Sun" by the artist Twisted Wheel. It will tell the story of a man named Ron whose girlfriend leaves him for university. Ron spirals into alcohol and drug abuse after the breakup. The music video will show Ron attending parties alone and drinking on public transportation and park benches as he struggles with his loneliness and depression following the end of the relationship. It will feature typical indie music video conventions like performances by the band and changes in color and lighting to represent Ron's emotional state throughout the narrative.Shot list
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The shot list documents 13 scenes for the music video of "Girls" by The 1975. Most scenes involve long shots or point-of-view shots of the band performing or observing couples from a window. The point-of-view shots follow a couple as they argue in a kitchen, text in a house, laugh in bed at a beach, walk down the street with the girl displaying different emotions, and end with the band looking out the window.Call sheet
Call sheetJoshMartinMediaG324
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This document contains descriptions of 59 shots that would be used to film a short film about a man who has issues with alcohol abuse. The shots include various angles and perspectives showing the man passed out drunk, being found by his girlfriend, going to a clinic, trying to reconnect with friends who reject him, looking back on fights he had with friends while drunk, and ultimately hanging himself in his room. The shots provide details on lighting, locations, characters' appearances and emotions to understand the scenes and progression of the story being told through cinematography.Shotlist final draft
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This document contains a shot list for a music video with 32 shots. It describes each shot, including the scene, shot type (close-up, mid-shot, etc.), and duration. The shots tell a narrative of a boy grieving the loss of his mother, from people comforting him initially to him sitting alone in his new home remembering happy times with his mother through drawings and photos as he cries. Interspersed are shots of the singing artist to advance the song.Music Video Practical Production Treatment: Stay Awake by The house of the Ol...
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This document provides a production treatment and edit plan for a music video. It outlines the scenes, shots, and timing that correspond to the song's music and lyrics. The song tells a story of a relationship that begins happily but ends with the girl cheating on the guy. The video will show the progression of their relationship through intimate moments and arguments, interspersed with performances of the singer. It will start and end by mirroring the guy walking away from the girl.Finalised story board
- 2. Voice Over – John was just and ordinary manQuick cut into CU of John Zoom out showing clothing and props showing negativity towards the character of John.
- 3. Voice Over – He had a big problemShot of John going for a girl (5 seconds long)Too-shot of John and girl having chat were girl does not look interestedVoice over – He was useless at everything
- 4. Montage starting of different shots of him being bullied.Zoom of a point of view shot from a witness of him getting bullied.Close up of the bully squaring up to himLong shot of him and bully with friends behind not doing anything to help him out
- 5. Speech of him going up to ‘friends’ playing football.Variety of different cuts from one to other then mid shot of him being turned down. Voice over – Life isn’t fair for the unfortunate.
- 6. Teacher calling out grades for an exam. Sound of voice goes behind shots of him looking sad.Teacher calling out names e.g. Dan Buckley – A Sarah Finis – A John McDonald – UClose up shots of him and facial expressions.
- 7. Coming in home late after school detention.Speech of him and family having rowl gets kicked out.Too-shots and shot reverse shot of him and Dad arguing.Gets kicked out birds eye view shot or high angles shot of him walking down road with his stuff.
- 8. Sitting on bench pan shot of him in misery Jogger runs past drops lotto ticket out of back pocket Close up of ticketSmall speech of him shouting to jogger. Lotto numbers revealed and finds out he's won the lottery. Close up of happiness
- 9. Montage of being accepted by previous problems. Girls wanting him back /Mid shot of him pulling girlsFriends accepting him /Long shot of him playing football scoring goal Voice over: People asking for money or help to do with money
- 10. Voice Over: But when people only love you for you money Point of view shot/ high angled shot of people stealing money from this song. Shot of him realising that they have stolen money and gets angry (close up shot/ extreme close up of eyes)
- 11. Voice Over: How can you ever be happyTag Line: Intertitle – Who said money can’t buy happiness
- 12. Date of ReleaseActors Name