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The pictures chosen link to the abstract title sequence being filmed in a park. While some pictures may seem random, they consider elements that could be implemented, such as a night picture creating suspense. The diary on the grass photo represents a clue in the title sequence "THE LOST", using props to add secrecy and make the audience wonder what they know about each other.
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The document discusses photos and reasons for choosing an abandoned car park as the secret location to film the opening scene. The car park provides discrete, quiet areas for the powerful characters to walk and meet. It offers contrasting colors from nature and construction, and gritty lighting that adds tension. Angles from stairs, heights, and floors can showcase character power dynamics and emotions. While some debated formal locations or parks, the car park provides a discreet space where they can control lighting and film freely. Footage of the car park will be shared online to showcase potential filming areas.Location shots
Location shotsbroadleythomas6027
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The document discusses potential filming locations for a student short film. It provides photos and assessments of 5 different locations, considering factors like available lighting, space to film, and moods the locations could create. The best locations would provide natural lighting, enough room to film, and settings that match the secluded and tense atmosphere envisioned for the film. Scouting locations in advance will help ensure the filmmakers can find suitable alternatives if their preferred locations become unavailable.Edon editing logs 
Edon editing logs haverstockmedia
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The document summarizes the video editing process of uploading footage, organizing clips, and applying effects in Final Cut Pro. Key steps included uploading scenes from the camera via cable, naming and organizing clips, and using RGB balance to apply a night vision effect by lowering blue and red levels. Intertitles were also created in Motion and added to the trailer to engage viewers and provide information like the release date.Question 1
Question 1roboxley
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The document discusses how the student's short film follows conventions of real media products such as the film Phone Booth. It discusses using quick cuts, close-ups, suspenseful themes and camera angles to mimic Phone Booth's fast-paced style. No dialogue was used to keep the main character focused. Common props and realistic student locations were chosen. Voiceovers were done for messages rather than reading aloud. The film was meant to have a cliffhanger ending to set up a potential sequel.Location of music video planning
Location of music video planningmollymaddison12
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The document discusses potential location ideas for filming a music video. It proposes using the school studio with backdrops and lights to film performance elements, as the simplicity would be effective. The tennis courts could also be used to get natural light giving it a gloomy or fresh look depending on the weather, fitting the song tempo. Behind-the-scenes shots of filming the artist in front of backdrops could incorporate lyrics about fame. Shots of nighttime traffic could link to lyrics about travelling while fitting the alternative genre aesthetically.Development of Idea (Layouts/Images/Mock Ups) 
Development of Idea (Layouts/Images/Mock Ups) Jasminder Sagoo
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This document outlines the development of ideas for a magazine cover and contents pages. Potential images from a photo shoot are presented, with one being selected for the cover based on its quirky hair styling and ability to attract viewers. A mock-up cover design is shown and receives positive feedback, though some color adjustments are proposed. Additional potential images and mock-ups are shown for the contents pages and double-page spreads, with selections being made based on compositional qualities and ability to tell stories. Minor tweaks are recommended to further improve the mock-ups.Photographical Analysis DPS
Photographical Analysis DPSFallon Young
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This document discusses and analyzes several potential images for use in a magazine focused on rock/metal music. It considers images of a band, evaluating factors like atmosphere, style, focus, and suitability for different pages. While one image is deemed too distracting for a cover, others are praised for their rebellious feel, alternative style, and potential to attract attention on a double page spread through an inspiring location and model positioning. Minor criticisms are also noted to improve future photoshoots.Movie posters
Movie postersSamanthaHabgood
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The document discusses reasons for various design elements in movie posters, including: having half of the character's face hidden to make them look vulnerable; including a shadow on the face to suggest a dark side or twist; using a specific font to make the text look old and torn; adding a glow on the face to leave questions about the film's content; putting the actor's name and release date to promote the film; showing scenes from the film instead of fitting all characters; and using red text and slogans to emphasize danger or fear. It also discusses why including social media links could help access a new target audience.Final missing presentation
Final missing presentationlukepenn
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This document summarizes the key elements of a film title sequence, including how it establishes the title, setting, costumes, camerawork, editing, fonts, story, genre, and character introduction. Screenshots are provided of frames from the sequence that show the title reveal, setting, props, camera angles, editing techniques, fonts, and a shot suggesting the character will go missing, setting up the story and thriller genre.Photos during filming 207E
Photos during filming 207Etomharris2905
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This presentation is to show evidence of our filming techniques and ideas that we came up with in the process.A level media moodboard
- 1. The reasons for my choice of pictures are that the title sequence is abstract; therefore some of the pictures I have chosen do link to mine and Sam’s title sequence for example the park in some of these pictures are where we intend on filming. However I have chosen what you may consider random pictures as I have taken into considerationthe possible things which could be implemented into y title sequence for instance there is a picture which is taken at night- this is believewould definitely create some form of suspense in my title sequence. Finallythe use of the diary on the grass is one of our clues in our title sequence ‘THE LOST’. Using this particularprop creates some form of secrecy in this title sequence which would make the audiencewonder whether they really know everything about each other.