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about to film the 1 minute, 1 scene, 1 actor for experimentation for my project fall.
29/11/22 08:45
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broken down brief into tasks, so then next lesson i can finish my well defined goals by the end of the day
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Definitions of fall
be riding for a fall
be acting in a reckless way that is likely to end in trouble or disaster.
"With your present attitude, you're riding for a fall"
fall foul of
come into conflict with.
"One of his songs has fallen foul of censorship regulations"
fall in line
conform with others.
"She defiantly pledges not to fall into line with the masses"
fall into place
(Of a series of events or facts) begin to make sense.
"Once he knew what to look for, the theory fell quickly into place"
fall short
fail to meet an expectation or standard.
"The total vote fell short of the required two-thirds majority"
fall to pieces
break up, come apart, or disintegrate.
"We have an elderly fleet that is virtually falling to pieces"
(Of a person) lose one's capacity to cope.
"Angie fell to pieces because she had lost everything"
fall apart
break up, come apart, or disintegrate.
"Their marriage is likely to fall apart"
(Of a person) lose one's capacity to cope.
"I fell apart after his death"
take the fall
incur blame or punishment in the place of another person.
"He kept his mouth shut and let McFarlane take the fall"
fall away
gradually decrease in number, amount, intensity, or quality.
"The trees began to fall away to shrubby growth"
(In sport) begin to play less well.
"When he faded the whole team fell away"
(Of land) slope downwards.
"The land fell away in a steep bank"
Fallaway /noun: fall-away
a shot made while the shooter jumps or falls away from the basket.
"Jordan hit a fallaway jumper with five minutes left"
fall about
laugh uncontrollably.
"Audiences used to fall about when he shrugged his shoulders
Fall back
move or turn back; retreat
"The enemy fell back into a defensive position”
An alternative plan that may be used in an emergency.
"Compulsory powers should be retained as a fallback"
a reduction or decrease.
"The offering will hit the market after a fallback from record highs"
fall back on
have recourse to something when in difficulty.
"They normally fell back on one of three arguments"
fall behind
fail to keep up with one's competitors.
"Britain has fallen behind in the space business"
fail to meet a commitment to make a regular payment.
"The number of borrowers falling behind with their mortgage repayments is rising"
fall down
(Of a person) lose one's balance and collapse.
"She fell down at school today"
(Of a tree, building, or other structure) collapse to the ground.
"The house looked as if it were going to fall down at any moment"
be shown to be inadequate or unsuccessful; fail.
"The deal fell down because there were a lot of unanswered questions"
fall for
be captivated by or fall in love with someone.
"She fell for a handsome younger man"
be deceived by something.
"He didn't expect Duncan to fall for a cheap trick like that"
fall in
take one's place in a line or formation.
"The soldiers fell in by the side of the road"
fall into
pass into a specified state, situation, or position.
"Many of the buildings fell into disrepair"
be drawn accidentally into a course of action or way of behaving.
"You must not fall into this common error"
(Of a river) flow or discharge itself into another body of water.
"This is the stream that falls into Gaping Gill on the moor above"
fall in with
meet someone by chance and become involved with them.
"He fell in with thieves"
act in accordance with someone's ideas or suggestions; agree to something.
"Rob was happy to fall in with her plans"
fall off
become detached and drop to the ground.
"My sunglasses fell off and broke on the pavement"
decrease in number, amount, intensity, or quality.
"Attendance is bound to fall off if the major parts are always taken by the same children"
fall-off
a decrease in something.
"a fall-off in work caused by the recession"
fall on
attack someone fiercely or unexpectedly.
"The army fell on the besiegers"
"She fell on the sandwiches as though she had not eaten in weeks"
(Of someone's eyes or gaze) be directed towards something.
"Her gaze fell on the mud-stained rug"
be the responsibility of a particular person or group.
"The cost of tuition should not fall on the student"
fall out
(Of the hair, teeth, etc.) become detached and drop out.
"The chemotherapy made my hair fall out"
have an argument.
"He had fallen out with his family"
leave one's place in a military formation, or on parade.
"The two policemen at the rear fell out of the formation"
happen; turn out.
"Matters fell out as Stephen arranged"
fallout
radioactive particles that are carried into the atmosphere after a nuclear explosion and gradually fall back as dust or in precipitation.
"a fallout shelter"
airborne substances resulting from an industrial process or accident.
"Acid fallout from power stations"
the adverse results of a situation or action.
"he's prepared to take calculated risks regardless of political fallout"
fall over
(Of a person) lose one's balance and collapse.
"I felt so dizzy that I fell over"
(Of computer hardware or software) stop working suddenly; crash.
"The program fell over once when I clicked on the wrong control"
be excessively eager to do something.
"Critics fell over themselves to compliment him"
fall through
come to nothing; fail.
"The project fell through due to lack of money"
fall to
(Of a task) become the duty or responsibility of someone.
"It fell to me to write to Shephard"
(Of property) revert to the ownership of someone.
"Land unclaimed after due notice given falls to the lord of the manor"
begin to do something.
"He fell to musing about how it had happened"
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Definitions of fall
verb
Move from a higher to lower level, usually rapidly without control
Hang down
Slope downwards
Be directed downwards
Show dismay or disappointment by appearing to droop
Lose one's balance and collapse
Throw oneself to the ground
Collapse to the ground
Decrease in number, amount, intensity, or quality
Show a lower reading
Be captured or defeated
(Of a wicket) Be taken by the bowling side
Die in battle
(Of a government or leader) lose office or be overthrown
Yield to temptation
Pass into a specified state, situation, or position
Occur or take place
Be classified in the way specified
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Fall Project Brief
Our client is CMP Media, who are a creative social media content producer. They have asked us (young producers, artists, and designers) to develop and explore ideas for a media product. They have said that it can be any form of media product including film, photography, and written pieces of work. The content must reflect the idea of ‘Fall.’ This idea of ‘Fall’ is up to our own interpretation as there are many definitions and meanings of fall as a subject. The client has stated that the product can be in two forms. One of which is a short, finished product of our choosing. The other is a series of more experimental pieces of content. They have asked for this to be done by the 27th of January 2023. The client had left the audience for us to decide. I, personally alongside my collaborator Millie Jackson (@mills-mayo), have decided that the audience will be British teens of 15 to 18 years of age, with at least a secondary school education. This is due to the main characters being around 18 years in age so it would not particularly appeal to an older audience. As well as their being sexual references meaning it would not be suitable for a younger audience, and young adults lacking a secondary education may not understand certain jokes. The audience is also those who enjoy teen comedy and romance films, as the film follows the lives of a group of 18-year-olds, also the main genre is comedy, and the subgenre is romance. Whilst there is no specific religious background required to enjoy the film, some themes may not be appreciated by those who have certain beliefs. The audience would most likely be British as it is set in Britain and will follow more British humour.
Deadline 27th Jan
Products can be:
Adverts
Podcasts
Music videos
Documentaries
Drama films
Magazine
Posters
Photography
Journalistic/written pieces
sections
list of tasks
the audience
the client
keywords mind map
schedule
well defined goals
the message
resource planning
communication
definitions verb
definitions noun
definitions phrases
idea proposal
Initial ideas
the 3 ideas
audience theory
promotional mood board
Focus group results
survey on fall
short film analysis
short film mood board
fall about short
re-edited short
interview with millie
final idea
location recce
risk assessment
equipment booking form
call sheet
contributor release forms
constraints
Harry's teaser
Jasper's teaser
Annie's teaser
peer feedback
evaluation
production diary
