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Wednesday, 13 February 2013
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Shot List
04:26
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Shot Number
Shot Type
Description
1
Close up
Luke opens his locker
2
Continued Close up
Luke is looking in his locker
3
Close up
Looking inside Luke’s locker
4
Close up
Looking out at Luke from the locker
5
Wide shot
Shows Luke from behind at his locker
6
Extreme Wide shot
Alice
walks in to shot
7
Continued Extreme Wide shot
Alice
stops next to Luke
...
Thursday, 7 February 2013
Ancillary Task 1 - Film Review - Draft 2
09:01
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Review for TBC – Second
Part
Joseph Cross’s latest piece TBC returns us to some similar
ground and remembrance of his roots, from his previous piece, ‘Family Ties’ (2011). Suburban Surrey, with it’s grassy hills, and built up council
estates, foreshadow the hushed sufferings of its inhabitants. The poor
juxtaposed with the rich right next door as your ‘friendly neighbour’.
TBC’s main male protagonist, Luke, could be seen easily as
the older version of his previous male character just a bit older and more
weathered socially, still with the...
Ancillary Task 1 - Film Review Draft 1
08:59
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Review for TBC
"We will have
to repent in this generation not merely for the hateful words and actions of
the bad people but for the appalling silence of the good people."
Even over half a century after his death,
Martin Luther King Jr’s words still resonate in the world, in this example a
teenage one. Set in a quiet, but highly mixed demographic, village sixth form,
in the middle of rural Surrey, it opens the
window to the highly abhorrent and frivolous world of teenagers, in the new
socialist hybrid from, Joseph Cross.
We meet...
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