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Shot List

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Advert – Child Abuse

Shot no.	Interior/exterior	Camera shot	Camera movement	Description
1A	Interior	Long shot	Pan	The young girl is sitting down on the sofa just hearing her parents argue
1B	Interior	Close up	Zooming in	The young girl starts to cover her face, crying.
2	Exterior	Mid-shot	Pan	The girl walking to school
3	Interior	Mid-shot	Stationary	This shot will be of the girl , acting normal , trying to pay attention
4	Interior	Close-up	Zooming in	Of the girl doing her work
5	Interior	Long shot	Pan	Blank saying `months later` , her doing her exams (the noise of the tipping of the keyboard)
6	Interior	Mid shot	Stationary	The girl walking to the Glendale hall
7	Interior	Close up	Zooming in	Of her sitting down , ready to for her exam
8	Interior	Extreme close up	Stationary	Of her eyes (nervous)
9	----	---	----	Blank saying `Results Day`
10	Exterior	Long shot	Pan	The girl walking along the park , walking to school

Film Proposal

Film Proposal   Format: (Film, TV, Newspaper, Magazine, Book, Documentary) Advert

Working Title: Child abuse

Genre: Public service advert

Treatment: A short story about your advert. My advert will be about a teenage girl who is going through abuse at home and is desperate and scared, she has experienced abuse, and she has seen her mum getting hurt physically. And has been hurt as well. She goes to school and try’s to put her issues and problems aside but it doesn’t work she has mental break downs and gets overwhelmed. She sits her GCSE and fails all of them.

Audience: Describe your target audience. How will your film appeal to them? The target audience is: The primary audience is teenagers – this is because teenagers do their exams and may go through abuse or violence in their daily life. The secondary audience is adults – this is because adults should be aware that they shouldn’t put their child through a lot because it can affect them a lot

Full list of cast: Chiara being the girl and two teachers, one female and one male to act as the parents of the girl.

Crew list: Micaela – Film & Edit Azraa – Direct & Film Chiara – Acting & Edit

Locations: Glendale Hall A Class Room

Preparation plan: What do you need to do you prepare for the shoot? What is your time frame? Production: When will you shoot your film and how long will it take? Final cut: What will the editing process be? How long will it take? What equipment will you need?  My advert will be about 30secs or a minute long, I want to have a lot of shots, I want the advert to be very dark at first but at end want a lot of lights. I want to take at least a week to film to get more ideas to make the advert to the best of my ability. I will be using premiere pro to edit my advert.

Should TV adverts have age ratings?

 

In my opinion I think that TV adverts should have an age rate because some adverts are very inappropriate. For example if a child is watching TV and a sex sell advert pops up or an advert that uses strong language or even adverts that promote junk food, these adverts will have a big influence in their life and it will be very easy to influence kids. This is very likely to do the same things as the adverts is promoting. These adverts are “making kids want what they don’t need” this statement is a fact because kids think they need what they see on the TV but they actually don’t. This has been increasing over the years. In today’s society kids are completely different from kids from the 19^th century. Kids now are very unhealthy because they watch adverts that promote food. For example McDonalds are advertising a new burger and it is showing on the TV while a child is watching the child to most likely to ask to have it, plead until they get what they see. This puts a lot of pressure on the parents to respond to those need. Advertising is accused of being a factor in causing children’s obesity and also attracts bad actions for kids to make.

Facts: ages 12 and under: the amount of adverting aired during children’s programming should be limited to 10.5minutes per hour on weekends and 12 minutes per hour on weekdays: still more than for adults prim time.

My research has been shown that ageing is very important when it comes to adverts because

In my opinion I think that adverts should have an age rate, this is because children will not like to see a sexual adverts nor an emotional advert that literally breaks their heart, online or on their TV, adverts are usually played at different times for example perfumes that have sex sells are shown at night, about 10pm this is because children will be sleeping at that time. However there are adverts that show toys being promoted which comes at round when kids are awake for example at 8pm. In the morning there are adverts that are shown for just kids, uniform-wear this is because it is targeted at them.