Risk Assessment Form
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Brett Tinnion conducted a risk assessment for Orbit Studios' graduation production taking place from October 6th-20th. Several risks were identified including bottles being smashed and causing injury, loose wires posing tripping hazards, actors being hit by vehicles while filming outdoors, and collisions between people in crowded scenes. Controls like choreographing scenes, tying up loose wires, and wearing high-visibility clothing were already in place. Further actions proposed included rehearsing crowded scenes and having first aid supplies and emergency contact numbers on hand.
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The student used various media technologies for their work including Popplet for research and planning, Photoshop for creating ancillary products, and iMovie to edit together a trailer. Popplet allowed outlining points visually while Photoshop helped edit photos and text professionally. iMovie enabled adding title screens, music, and scene transitions to the trailer. Glogster aided showing links between products with diagrams and pictures for the conclusion. Overall, these technologies supported in-depth, visual work that appeared professional.Summary of Audience Feedback
Summary of Audience FeedbackBrett Tinnion
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The document summarizes audience feedback on a movie trailer and ancillary products. For the trailer, strengths included the storyline, characters, costumes, props, music, and comedy. Weaknesses were to make the plot and character relationships clearer. Feedback on ancillary products praised the consistent style but suggested more varied magazine covers and a better poster slogan.Ancillary Task Conclusion
Ancillary Task ConclusionBrett Tinnion
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The document discusses conventions for ancillary products like movie posters and magazines. It notes that conventions include using sans serif fonts, prominent placement of the main title in bright colors, images of main characters, credits, and release dates. The document also discusses how the example poster and magazine it created follow conventions like developing a consistent house style, including coverlines and descriptions to entice readers, and using the route of the eye format.Pitch
PitchBrett Tinnion
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George, Eddy, and Adam are nerdy friends about to graduate high school who have never been to a party. They decide to crash the graduation party despite being told they couldn't attend. At the party, Adam talks to his crush Chloe while George and Eddy get drunk with the popular kids. The film outlines their wild night and whether anything more happens between Adam and Chloe. Orbit Studios pitches the film "Graduation" to Universal, arguing it could be the next big franchise like American Pie given Universal's success with teen comedies and their ability to distribute internationally. Orbit believes Graduation follows teen comedy conventions and would appeal to teenage boys and the target audience through its use of attractive girls,Production Plan
Production Plan Brett Tinnion
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This document provides a schedule and production details for filming a student film project over several days in October. It lists the date, location, cast and crew involved, as well as props and equipment needed for each shoot. Some of the key filming locations include Neale Wade School, 46 Gaul Road, 26 Burrowmoor Road, and 15 Babble Close. The cast includes actors David Stubbs, Kirby Parrish and Brett Tinnion playing nerdy students. Props include school supplies, gaming consoles, costumes representing different stereotypes. Equipment includes cameras, tripods, and props appropriate for each scene location.Mood Board for Magazine Layouts
Mood Board for Magazine LayoutsBrett Tinnion
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The document provides layout details for a magazine cover, including using a bold sans serif font in red for the masthead to make it stand out and easy to read, a close-up photo of a nerdy subject in typical attire with a white background, and sample fonts for the cover lines and story in vibrant colors to make them stand out against the background and follow eye convention routing.Mood Board for Posters
Mood Board for PostersBrett Tinnion
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The document provides sample layouts and fonts for a movie poster, including images of nerdy characters, a main title in a bright sans-serif font, and release date in bold at the bottom. Guidelines are given for font style and color to create a consistent "House Style" and draw attention to key information while keeping credits subtle.Shot List
Shot ListBrett Tinnion
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The document contains details about 30 shots from a film scene. It describes elements like shot duration, type of shot, camera angle, movement, and action details for each shot. The shots include establishing shots of characters, dialogue scenes, shots of the characters playing games, a title screen, shots at a house party with the characters doing shots and talking to others, and one character passing out after doing a shot.Research Presentation
Research PresentationBrett Tinnion
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The document summarizes conventions of teen comedy film trailers, posters, and target audiences. It notes that trailers introduce characters and storylines to leave audiences wanting more, while showing settings like schools and parties. Posters prominently feature the film title and main characters doing unusual poses. The target audience for teen comedies is teenagers and young adults who find the high school storylines and crude humor relatable. The document then proposes an outline for a teen comedy storyline about nerdy boys trying to get invited to a graduation party.Research into Institutions
Research into InstitutionsBrett Tinnion
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Columbia Pictures and Universal Pictures are both film production and distribution subsidiaries of larger media conglomerates that allow them to benefit from synergies across different business units. Columbia Pictures, owned by Sony Entertainment, has produced popular teen comedies like Superbad and social films. Universal Pictures, owned by Comcast and General Electric, has particularly found success distributing the American Pie franchise of R-rated teen comedies. Their parent company ownership allows both studios to heavily market and widely distribute films, helping teen comedy genres find large audiences and box office revenues.Research into Institutions
Research into InstitutionsBrett Tinnion
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Columbia Pictures and Universal Pictures are both film production and distribution subsidiaries of large media conglomerates that allow them to profit from synergies across business units. Columbia Pictures, owned by Sony, has produced popular teen comedies like Superbad and social films. Universal Pictures, owned by Comcast and General Electric, has particularly found success distributing the American Pie franchise of R-rated teen comedies. Their parent company ownership allows both studios to heavily market and widely distribute films to maximize profits.Summary of Ancillary Research
Summary of Ancillary ResearchBrett Tinnion
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The document summarizes conventions of magazine covers and film posters for advertising movies. For magazines, it notes that the masthead is in bright colors and sans serif font to stand out. Images take up the whole page with a description. Cover lines are on the right with brief descriptions. Colors match the film's theme. Date, price, website and slogan are near the masthead.
For posters, the film title is the biggest text in sans serif and bright colors. Images commonly show characters in mid or long shots. Credits are at the bottom. Actors' names may be at the top. Posters often have slogans, references to other films, and release dates. Teen comedy posters useSummary of Ancillary Research
Summary of Ancillary ResearchBrett Tinnion
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The document summarizes conventions of magazine and film posters. For magazines, it notes that mastheads use bright colors and sans serif fonts to stand out. Images take up full pages with titles and descriptions. Cover lines use sans serif fonts in contrasting colors. Colors match associated films. Publication details like date and price are by the masthead.
For posters, the film title is the largest text in bright sans serif fonts. Images commonly show characters in mid or long shots. Credits are at the bottom. Actors' names may be at the top. Slogans pose questions to intrigue viewers. Past films by the same producer are mentioned to draw existing fans. Release dates create excitement. TeenSummary of Ancillary Research
Summary of Ancillary ResearchBrett Tinnion
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The document summarizes conventions of magazine and film posters. For magazines, it notes that mastheads use bright colors and sans serif fonts to stand out. Images take up full pages with titles and descriptions. Cover lines use sans serif fonts in contrasting colors. Colors match associated films. Publication details like date and price are by the masthead.
For posters, the film title is the largest text in bright sans serif fonts. Images commonly show characters in mid or long shots. Credits are at the bottom. Actors' names may be at the top. Slogans pose questions to intrigue viewers. Past films by the same producer are mentioned to draw existing fans. Release dates create excitement. TeenAmerican Pie Homework
American Pie HomeworkBrett Tinnion
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American Pie 2 follows Jim, Oz, Finch and Kevin as they return from their first year of college and want to celebrate the summer. They decide to throw a massive end of summer party at the lake. The film stars Jason Biggs, Chris Klein, Thomas Ian Nicholls, Seann William Scott, Eddie Kaye Thomas, Shannon Elizabeth, Alyson Hannigan, Tara Reid, Mena Suvari and Natasha Lyonne. It was directed by J.B. Rodgers and written by Adam Herz and David H. Steinberg. Produced by Universal Pictures, it had a budget of $30 million and grossed $287 million worldwide.Analysis of the American Pie Trailer
Analysis of the American Pie TrailerBrett Tinnion
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The American Pie trailer effectively uses various film techniques to appeal to its target teenage audience and comply with conventions of the teen comedy genre. Through the use of shots that depict stereotypical teenage situations like watching porn and peer pressure around sex, the trailer aims to make the film relatable. It also uses dialogue around typical teenage concerns like relationships and sex. Editing techniques like cross-cutting create a fast-paced feel that matches teenage life. Costumes, lighting and props further position the film within the genre by showing aspects like teenage bedrooms and magazines. Overall, the trailer complies with genre conventions through its crude humor, school setting, and portrayal of awkward parent-child interactions centered around the universal teenage experience.Ad
Risk Assessment Form
- 1. Risk Production Risk Assessment Form Company Name: Orbit Studios Production Tile: Graduation Production Dates: 6th-20th October Producers Names: Kirby, Director: Kirby, Brett, Alex Brett, Alex, Rachel and Rachel Date of risk assessment: 3rd Risk Assessment of October conducted by: Brett Tinnion Hazard Persons Property Risk Risk Further who may be which controls Assessment: action harmed could be already in low, required to damaged Place moderate, control risk high, extreme Bottles Actors The Make sure Low Be sensible being (Brett, flooring of people are in where smashed Kirby, the scene. aware of the you place David) Set risks and the bottles, designers are sensible dont put and set when them on managers handling the edge of (Rachel and tables etc Alex) Tripping Everyone Cameras Make sure Low Place the over loose involved in people have cameras wires the scene the wires wire out of e.g. Actors, tied the way of directors, together the filming. set and out of Buy some designers the way of cable tie to and the film to keep the production reduce the cable managers. risk of together tripping Wary of Actors The Cameramen Moderate Actors and the road involved in camera to wear cameramen when the scene and high- to be aware filming (Brett, tripod visibility of the risks outside Kirby, Dave jackets to and to be and Extras) make them wary when and the be noticed film to camera by traffic reduce crew risks
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