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1) The document describes a storyboard for a short film about a car accident involving a character named James and Ben. 2) It provides detailed shots including close-ups, long shots, and tracking shots from different angles to show the events leading up to the accident and its aftermath. 3) The storyboard ends with shots of Ben's mother Carol meeting with police after the accident and sitting alone at the dinner table, distressed by Ben's empty chair.
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The script draft provides shots for the opening title sequence of a film involving an antagonist and a girl named April. It outlines various shots including the antagonist driving and getting out of his car without showing his face, April arriving home with her mother, the antagonist entering a shed at the bottom of his garden and pinning up photos of April, and April walking alone before glancing over her shoulder at the camera as tension builds in the music. It concludes with shots of the antagonist entering an alleyway that April had gone down but only he is shown exiting, followed by a shot of April's mother calling the police in a distressed state to report her daughter missing after not returning from the park.Original shot list[1]![Original shot list[1]](https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/originalshotlist1-101203094302-phpapp01-thumbnail.jpg?width=560&fit=bounds)
Original shot list[1]kierantatum
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The document is a shot list form for a screenplay. It contains 35 numbered shots across 8 scenes. For each shot, it lists the scene number, a description of the action, the type of shot that would be used, and any camera movement. The shots progress through scenes where James is driving and hits Ben with his car, the aftermath of the accident, Ben returning home, police arriving at Ben's house, Carol speaking with police, and Ben and Carol having dinner together.Possible camera angles and shots new
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This document analyzes the first nine shots of the film "Taken" by Nicholas Dixon. The opening shots follow the main character Kim as she moves calmly between rooms in her home. The shots then alternate between medium shots of Kim on the phone moving through her home, and Bryan sitting or standing while on the phone at his home. The transitions between shots of the two characters maintain the same angles and compositions to continue the phone call between them.Storyboard for Media Coursework
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The document provides detailed camera shot descriptions for filming a crime scene investigation. It includes shots such as close-ups of the victim's body and face to reveal details, medium shots of detectives discussing the case, and high angle shots looking down on the murderer spying on the investigation from afar. Shots are described as being at eye-level or with slight variations in angle to portray different perspectives and meanings.Main Task Story board
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The document outlines the camera shots and angles that would be used to film a crime scene investigation and the emotional aftermath. It describes a variety of shots including long shots, medium shots, close-ups, and two shots from different angles (eye level, high, low) to reveal details of the crime scene, dead body, detectives investigating, and the father's reaction. The shots are planned to establish settings, reveal characters' expressions and body language, and portray the murderer watching the investigation from a hidden, high angle position.Shooting script
Shooting scriptMethembedarikwa5
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The document provides a shooting script with various shots and camera movements to film a scene. It includes 14 shots ranging from close-ups, medium shots, tracking shots, panning shots, and point-of-view shots. The shots include James talking to Chelsea; the writer writing on the bed; James falling asleep; Chelsea's reaction; James looking at Chelsea while spinning; James typing; panning shots of posters in the room; James and Chelsea coming to an agreement; James waking from a dream; panning shots of James looking at a poster and shaking his head; James opening a cafe door; James sleeping; panning shot of a guitar neck; a microphone and performer; a phone showing a picture; and a closeIdea for film 2
Idea for film 2harleyjones
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The document outlines a 5 part idea for a film. Part 1 introduces the protagonist alone in a kitchen with a hallucinated boy after being bitten. A flashback reveals in Part 2 that the protagonist entered an abandoned house searching rooms with his weapon. In Part 3 he is injured in the bathroom by a zombie and struggles to reach his gun. Part 4 shows him searching the house and being attacked by a zombie while listening to music. Part 5 returns to the present with the protagonist attempting to stop the bleeding from his bite by cutting off his arm.Developed shot list[1]![Developed shot list[1]](https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/developedshotlist1-101203103615-phpapp02-thumbnail.jpg?width=560&fit=bounds)
Developed shot list[1]kierantatum
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This document is a shot list form for a screenplay. It contains 43 numbered shots describing scenes and actions, along with information about camera shots, movements, and angles used. The shots progress through scenes of a character driving and hitting someone with their car, pulling over to read a text, the victim reaching home, police arriving at the home, conversations with family members, and finally scenes of a character alone at the dinner table as light fades. The detailed shot list provides visual directions for filming each story beat and transition in the screenplay.Developed shot list[1]![Developed shot list[1]](https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/developedshotlist1-101203094818-phpapp02-thumbnail.jpg?width=560&fit=bounds)
Developed shot list[1]kierantatum
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This document is a shot list form for a screenplay. It contains 43 numbered shots describing scenes and actions, along with information about camera shots, movements, and angles used. The shots progress through scenes of a character driving and hitting someone with their car, pulling over to read a text, the victim reaching home, police arriving at the home, conversations with family members, and finally scenes of a character alone at the dinner table as light fades. The detailed shot list provides visual directions for filming each story beat and transition between scenes in the screenplay.Original storyboard[1]
- 1. Storyboard Sarra Livvy Kieran
- 2. How we did it For the storyboard I drew it out on paper like an original storyboard, then I took photos of each page using a digital camera and uploaded it onto a power point. I decided to use a power point as the hand written presentation was unclear and would be more understandable and clearly presented if typed up.
- 3. Long shot of the car travelling towards the camera. Close up of James in the driving seat. This shot is taken from the side.
- 4. Over shoulder shot of James - revealing the road. Steady pan following the car as it drives past.
- 5. Close up shot of James in the driving seat holding his mobile. Extreme close up of James.
- 6. Long shot leading into mid shot of Ben walking along path, bouncing a football. Tracking movement following Ben starting to cross the road. This is shot from the side.
- 7. Close up shot of James through the windscreen of the car, looking down at his mobile. Low angle shot of Ben revealing his shocked expression.
- 8. (Keeping the camera in the same position as in scene 10) low level shot of the car bonnet about to hit Ben. (this scene and scene 10 are put together as a split screen. Then a rewind of these actions brings the story back to when James receives a text.) Mid shot of James in the drivers seat turning the wheel to pull over and read the text. This is shot from the side.
- 9. Low level shot/ close up of wheel parking along the curb. This is taken from the side Over shoulder shot of James sat inside the car revealing the road and Ben walking past safely.
- 10. Mid shot, tracking Ben as he approaches the other side of the road. This is taken from the side. Low level shot/close up shot, tracking Bens feet as he walks home. This is shot from the side.
- 11. Low level shot/close up shot, tracking movement following policemens steps. This is shot from the side. Over shoulder shot of Ben revealing his home. Camera tracks him form behind as he knocks on the door.
- 12. Over shoulder shot of policemen revealing Bens home. Camera tracks them from behind until they knock on the door. Low angle shot of Carol from Bens point of view, opening the door.
- 13. Mid shot, panning movement as Ben enters the house. Mid shot of Carol opening the door for policemen (change in facial expressions).
- 14. Mid shot of policemen entering the house, the camera pans following the policemen. Wide establishing shot of living room with Carol and policemen seated.
- 15. Mid shot of Carol. Camera tracks her from behind as she walks over to the cabinet to pick up a photo Ben. Mid shot of Carol from behind as she returns to her seat with the picture.
- 16. Low angle shot of Carol sat on the sofa staring at the picture. High angle shot/close up of picture frame held by Carol.
- 17. Mid shot of Carol sat on the sofa holding the picture. The camera tracks backwards revealing the policemen walking out of the room (use focus pull to direct attention from the policemen to Carol sat alone.) Wide establishing shot of Ben and Carol sat at the dinning table. This is shot from outside the window.
- 18. Mid shot/wide shot of Ben and Carol sat at the dinner table. This is taken from inside the window. The camera then dollys 180 degrees around the table revealing Bens empty chair when it reaches Carol.