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The document is a breakdown sheet for a film scene taking place in a school canteen. It summarizes that Jay is eating lunch when someone falls to the floor in the background, with teachers and other students present. Details such as the scene number, location, characters, props, costumes and special effects are listed.
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Overlaps with the company organizational structure – departments, budgets
For more visit : http://www.animationgossips.com
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For more visit : http://www.animationgossips.com
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For more visit : http://www.animationgossips.com
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For more visit : http://www.animationgossips.com
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For more visit : http://www.animationgossips.com
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For more visit : http://www.animationgossips.com
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For more visit : http://www.animationgossips.com
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For more visit : http://www.animationgossips.com
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For more visit : http://www.animationgossips.com
Pipeline Organization
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For more visit : http://www.animationgossips.com
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For more visit : http://www.animationgossips.com
Pipeline Organization
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For more visit : http://www.animationgossips.com
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ï‚žIn Stage 2 we breakup our story in multiple scripts.
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For more visit : http://www.animationgossips.com
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ï‚žThen we prepare thumbnails of each scripts separately.
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After story come characters
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For more visit : http://www.animationgossips.com
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ï‚žIn this stage now we are going to animate our movie.
Animate
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Compositing
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Sound/Music Designing
For more visit : http://www.animationgossips.com
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ï‚žFrames can take hours to render.
ï‚ž1800 frames for a single minute of animation.
ï‚žPixar has a HUGE render farm.
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ï‚žSound and Music must have to match your video theme and Character Voices have to match your characters.
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This document provides descriptions of various camera shots, angles, motions, and compositional techniques used in filmmaking. It defines shots like establishing, wide, long, close-up, and over the shoulder shots. It also explains camera angles like high, low, and canted angles. Common camera motions like tilt, pan, track, dolly, zoom, and reverse zoom are outlined. Principles of composition such as balance, symmetry, asymmetry, depth of field, and the rule of thirds are also summarized.Shot listing planning
Shot listing planningEllie Fleming
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The document describes 62 different camera shots that could be used in a music video, including wide shots, close-ups, over-the-shoulder shots, and various angles. Each shot is numbered and includes a brief description of what it would focus on and why it would be used at that point in the video. The shots are intended to showcase different band members, capture crowd reactions, and highlight musical elements at different points in the song.Scene Breakdown Example using Celtx Script Reports
Scene Breakdown Example using Celtx Script ReportsLarisa Curran
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This screenplay document outlines various scenes from an episode. Scene 1 takes place in Rachel and Seb's bedroom, where Rachel's alarm is going off. Scene 3 is on a Brighton street, where Leila is carrying a bag near a parked car. Scene 4 finds Leila on the Brighton seafront holding an address. Scene 5 introduces Charlie and Rachel at Charlie's flat, where Rachel hears a sound at the front door.More from Masinator117 (20)
JWT Kit Kat Presentation
JWT Kit Kat PresentationMasinator117
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JWT is a global advertising agency founded in 1864. It has over 200 offices in 90 countries with 10,000 employees. JWT created an advertising campaign for Android and Nestle to promote Android's new KitKat operating system. The campaign involved advertising KitKat like a mobile device through imagery and wording typically used for phones. The goal was to promote both the chocolate and the new Android system. The ads ran internationally across various media.JWT Kitkat presentation
JWT Kitkat presentationMasinator117
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- JWT is a global advertising agency founded in 1864 that now has over 200 offices in 90 countries.
- The agency partnered with Nestle and Android to create an advertising campaign promoting Android's new KitKat operating system and KitKat chocolate bars.
- Through various advertisements across different media, the campaign aimed to promote both Android and KitKat in a fun, colorful style that spoofed Apple's advertising approach. However, some audiences had trouble understanding the partnership.Bicycle Documnetry (living life on the saddle)
Bicycle Documnetry (living life on the saddle)Masinator117
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This documentary follows John, an avid collector of antique bicycles. It provides an inside look at John's extensive bicycle collection, which is stored across multiple sheds in his backyard. The documentary explores John's passion for collecting bicycles and restoring them to working condition. It also touches on how his wife Christine feels about the collection taking over their garden space.Guerrilla kitchen presentation 
Guerrilla kitchen presentation Masinator117
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The document proposes a guerrilla marketing campaign for Guerrilla Kitchen using their toy van to replace popular movie posters. The purpose is to make the ads memorable and raise awareness of the food truck. Individual posters for movies like Taxi Driver and Django Unchained would have the van on colored backgrounds. The campaign would use both social media and print ads, with individual posters placed in various locations and on websites. The timeline is a few weeks after meeting with the client to finalize the design, with the social media portion running a few months and potentially transitioning to print ads for the summer.Sam young JWT Kitkat powerpoint
Sam young JWT Kitkat powerpointMasinator117
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JWT is a global advertising agency founded in 1864 that was acquired by WPP in 1987. It has over 200 offices in 90 countries and 10,000 employees. JWT worked with Nestle and KitKat to create an advertising campaign for Android that portrayed KitKat as a new mobile device, though audience research found it did not clearly communicate the partnership with Android. The campaign targeted teens and young adults through bright, colorful ads across media. It did not receive any complaints from advertising regulators.Presentation of Case Study 
Presentation of Case Study Masinator117
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JWT is a global advertising agency founded in 1864 that was acquired by WPP in 1987. It has over 200 offices in 90 countries and 10,000 employees. JWT worked with Nestle and KitKat to create an advertising campaign to promote the partnership between KitKat and Android. However, audience research found that the ads did not clearly communicate that it was about Android and KitKat working together, as the wording referred to KitKat as a mobile device but viewers did not understand this connection. The ads were also bright and colorful but lacked clarity about what product they were actually advertising.Genre and Target Audience The Walking Dead
Genre and Target Audience The Walking DeadMasinator117
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The document discusses the genre, themes, target audience, and key aspects of the television series The Walking Dead. It notes that the show is based on a graphic novel series and follows police officer Rick Grimes after he wakes from a coma in a zombie apocalypse. The genre is described as horror, thriller, suspense and drama. The target audience is identified as teens, young adults and adults due to its graphic and mature content.Bicycle documnetry (living life on the saddle)
Bicycle documnetry (living life on the saddle)Masinator117
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John collects old bicycles and has around 30 in various sheds in his backyard. He talks about how he got into collecting bicycles and enjoys restoring them. His wife Christine discusses how she feels about John's hobby and the bikes occupying their garden space. John also explains how he has expanded his sheds over time as his collection grew and talks about working on and repairing bikes.Call sheet template single page - call sheet
Call sheet template single page - call sheetMasinator117
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The document provides production details for a shoot taking place from May 15th to July 7th 2014 including the producer, director, craft services times, nearest hospital, scene descriptions and character details, cast names and notes, production notes and contact information. It outlines two scenes involving characters Frank, Luke and Bruce in a grey brick corridor and square grey brick room.The Henderson Brothers
The Henderson BrothersMasinator117
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The Henderson Brothers interrogates Luke about missing money. When Luke claims he cannot remember where the money is, Bruce slams Luke's head on the table. When Luke still does not provide information, Bruce cuts off Luke's hand with a cleaver. Frank then shoots Luke twice in the air to intimidate him. When Luke refuses to talk again, Frank shoots him in the face, killing him. Police sirens are then heard in the background.
Animation200501
Animation200501Masinator117
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This document outlines animation rates for various roles in productions using animation techniques like cel, sand/paint on glass, puppetry, claymation, and computer generated imaging. It provides recommended minimum weekly rates for roles such as director, producer, editor, character designer, animator, designer, and others ranging from £615 to £653 per 40-hour week. Additional fees are recommended for storyboard artists, clean-up artists, and character designers receiving royalties. Entry level roles like assistant animator and runner are paid between £374-£491 and £215-£280 per week respectively.Animation comparison
Animation comparisonMasinator117
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This document summarizes three animated works: Dot, an advertisement stop motion short film about a heroine who defeats a wool storm; Peppa Pig, a 2D animated British children's television series about the domestic life of the Pig family; and South Park, an adult animated sitcom about the misadventures of four young boys in a Colorado town. It provides details on the genre, creators, storyline, target audience, and main characters for each animated work.
Leacher script
Leacher scriptMasinator117
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1. Jay is a student attending a new school where many students have superpowers. On his first day, he sees other students using their powers as he walks to class alone and nervous. In class, the teacher has students go around saying their powers, but one student refuses.
2. During lunch, a student suddenly collapses and dies in the cafeteria, causing a panic. Similar incidents have been occurring.
3. Jay researches in the library and finds a book about draining powers. He bumps into another student, Tom, who is also suspicious of the incidents. They shake hands and experience a spark, hinting they may have connected powers.V health _safety
V health _safetyMasinator117
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This document outlines potential safety hazards and examples of safe working practices when using photography and video equipment. Some hazards include knocking over a tripod, having an unbalanced tripod fall over, tripping on tripod legs, and dropping a camera. Safe practices include knowing where the tripod is located, ensuring it is stable and balanced, having a tight grip on cameras, and keeping lens caps on. Spills and food can also damage equipment, so drinks and eating should be avoided when working with devices.Breakdown sheet
Breakdown sheetMasinator117
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Jay is shown walking up to college on a winter day, talking to his mum on the phone. The scene takes place outside of the college, with extras of people on bikes and walking past. Jay wears a warm hat, coat and gloves to show it is cold out. Minor visual effects are needed of a flame coming from Jay's finger.Breakdown sheet 2
Breakdown sheet 2Masinator117
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The breakdown sheet is for scene 2 of project F15, which takes place during the day in a classroom setting. It involves a dialogue between a teacher, played by Jay, and a student named Max, with other extras sitting in the classroom. The teacher will be wearing smart clothes and Max will wear dark clothes. The scene spans script pages 2-3 and requires stationary and random objects on the teacher's desk as props, but no visual effects.Breakdown sheet 2 copy
- 1. BREAKDOWN SHEET BREAKDOWN! SHEET # SCENE # PROJECT TITLE! 3 3 INT / EXT SETTING Int LOCATION Refectory Canteen DESCRIPTION Jay is sitting eating his lunch when someone falls on the floor CAST Jay Boy dying PROPS Packet Lunch Food Drink EXTRAS Teachers Students in background WARDROBE Jay wearing vans jeans jacket NOTES DAY / NIGHT SCRIPT PAGES Day VFX teleporting SET DRESSING 3