Call Sheet

Friday 11th November	STALK	Saturday 26th November
Scenes At Clay Gate station will take place on Friday 11th November.	CALL TIME   11:00 AM	Scenes At Elena’s House will take place on Saturday 26th November.

LOCATIONS
#	Location
1.	Clay gate Station
2.	Elena’s House

#	Cast	Role
1.	Richie Batey	Actor/Organizer
2.	Amin Captan	Editor
3.	Elena Morris	Actor/Camera
4.	Alex McChesney	Camera Man

         

Scene and Description For Clay Gate

1. Girl on the platform and she is heading for the stairs.

2. Girl walking down the stairs.

3. Focus over the boys shoulder in the alley way.

4. Girl walks past the boy in the alley way and he bumps her shoulder.

5. Girl tells boy to go away and the boy asks if she remembers him.

6. Girl starts walking away from the boy.

7. Boy says don’t you want to see the pictures.

8. Extreme close up of the pictures the girl is scared and says “how did You get these?”

9. And the boy says don’t worry about that worry about what comes next.

Scene and Description For Elena’s House

1. The girl is home she opens the door and closes the door

2. Close up on tap dripping.

3. Then an extreme close up on the tap knob and girls hand turns off the tap quickly.

4. Close up of her confused face.

5. Then another close up of her submitting the stairs.

6. She walks into her room and shuts the door behind her.

7. looks over confused at window and closes it with close up on hand and window.

8. Girl turns and sees photos on bed. Looks shocked.

9. Girl rushes over and lifts photos and close up on face looking scared.

10. Shot over her shoulder looking behind her reveals the door creaking open.

11. The End.

Google Maps Screenshot of the two places.

 

Camera equipment

·        Cameras

·        Tripods

Lighting equipment

·        Lights

·        Led lights

Props

·        Coats over school uniform

·        Pictures of Ellie

·        Mobile phones

Wardrobe

Richie

·        Puffer Jacket

·        School uniform

Wardrobe

Elle

·        Girl’s parka coat

·        School uniform

Tv Crime Drama

Scoopit collates all my Crime Drama links on the internet. It forms the basis of my research. Scoopit is interactive so it makes suggestions about crime drama progeammes. Using Scoopit! I collected data on a number of tv crime drama programmes. 

One of the most useful for researching more traditional crime drama is the BFI Screenonline site. I decided to start by looking at how more traditional crime drama progammes function, such as police drama, using the link for Inspector Morse to read about it then following up by looking at Lewis using YouTube.

I used scoop-it to lay down the foundation on my search, It is an interactive website which gives suggestions of TV crime dramas I could use and allows me to collate them in one place and read about them with a simple click.








The BFI page is a good start for investigating the crime drama TV genre. I looked and Inspector Morse opening title sequence on you tube and wrote about the codes and conventions as a base for more research of the genre. The web page is incredibly helpful and supplies me with links and quick information about specific TV Crime Dramas. 

The Mummy Returns extrect Q's 2-3

The sound track behind the film in the opening establishment shot was a very Egyptian style song with lots of percussion and wind instruments giving it an ancient Egyptian feel. This same tune was played as it panned over each establishing shot for the dessert in Egypt. During scenes like the fight in the house the sound track became very high pitched with strings and more of a bass tone. There was a lot of editing during the fight scenes especially with the muzzle flair of guns being placed in as VFX and some explosions as well. The opening shot of the army is quite possibly adapted by SFX judging by the sheer mass of people that appear to be in the frame at one point. In the opening scene there is also a very old looking Serif font that keeps the ancient theme of the film. All the people in the opening master shot of the armies marching are all in very ancient clothes and holding their regiment signs which shows order and the discipline of the soldiers. The costumes fit with the Egyptian theme and the big golden lavish jewellery makes us think the soldiers are rich and jewellery is often linked to Egyptians as we often see them burying people with jewellery and wearing expensive jewels to show a status. The opening master shot sets the scene for a science fiction quest and action and adventure film and the many pans during the film help the audience relate to where they are at each point. The hand held camera in the first section of the extract is used to make us feel as though we are actually in the battle.

In the opening extract there is a male dominated army and an obvious inequality to women which was not uncommon in those days however we don’t even see a woman while the men are shown to be well disciplined soldiers and brave on the front line to fight the feared scorpion king. Despite this later in the film the main characters wife and attractive young, able bodied female, fitting all the physical criteria of a superhero is shown to be brave and daring in fight scenes showing women to be in many cases superior fighters to men as she can beat up the men and mentally strong dealing with the stress. The men in the film are also portrayed as the typical heroes with their muscly bodies and young male frames. The Egyptians as antagonists are shown to be stupid as they get outwitted by an American child and can’t catch the bracelet they are after. They are also shown as evil while trying to raise the undead and destroy the world. On the other hand the white British and Americans are showed and the good attractive protagonists who can outwit the bad guys. London is shown in a very dark light and looks gloomy as it is shown in low angle shots late at night. The architecture of London is shown to be very grand as consistent establishing shots of places like the museum are used to show the huge mansion of a museum with its grand pillars.