Talent Release Form

TALENT RELEASE FORM

I hereby assign the rights to the video recording(s), audio recording(s), motion picture filming,

photograph(s),  made of me this date ,______________________ , by______________________

here after referred to as the recordist/cinematographer/photographer.

And I hereby authorize the editing, re-recording, duplication, reproduction, copyright,  sale,

exhibition, broadcast and/or distribution of said recording(s), film (s), photograph(s) for the

purpose of

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I hereby waive any right to inspect or approve the finished video recording(s), audio

recording(s), film(s), soundtrack(s), photograph(s), or printed matter that may be used in

conjunction therewith or to the eventual use that it might be applied.

I understand that participation in this project is voluntary and that I may at anytime discontinue

my involvement.  I also understand that my participation or non-participation will in no way

jeopardize my relation with The University of California Santa Cruz.

I understand that the recordist/cinematographer/photographer can see no risk presently, and that I

take full responsibility for my involvement in this project and the risks that it may entail (be they

legal, physical, or mental).

My name and participation may be kept confidential and not associated in any way with the

finished recording(s), film(s), photograph(s), or printed material(s) if I so choose.

Check here if you wish to remain anonymous _____

I hereby certify that I am over eighteen years of age and am competent to contract in my own

name insofar as the above is concerned.  If I am under eighteen years of age my parents have

read this document and have given their consent by signing below.

I am compensated as follows:

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I have read the foregoing release, authorization and agreement, before affixing my signature

below and warrant that I fully understand the contents thereof.

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signature

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print or type name

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date

Editing Difficulties

Evaluation Question 3

Evaluation Question 4

Evaluation Question 2

Evaluation Question 1

9 Frame Analysis

We found that these 9 frames most accurately represent the majority of the conventions that we included in our project.

1 - High angle shot, portrays protagonist as vulnerable, subverts the common convention of a female damsel in distress
2 - Close up shot, protagonist showing emotion, subverts stereotype that 'boys don't cry'
3 - Handheld mid shot from behind, establishes setting, shows protagonist in a playful mood as he walks into focus
4 - Handheld mid shot, again shows protagonist in a positive mood, reflected by light colours
5 - Low angle mid shot, introduces therapist in a position of authority, warm colours contrast the serious atmosphere
6 - Layered high angle close up shots, portrays hallucination, provides a sense of disorientation which reflects the protagonist's experience
7 - Handheld mid shot, tracks the angry/stressed emotion of protagonist
8 - Close up shot, protagonist breaks fourth wall inspired by the French New Wave movement
9 - Dutch angle mid shot, a freeze frame from the orbital shot which increases the shot variation