I found the aspects of film production to be intriguing by studying the production of Ferris Bueller's Day Off. By understanding the steps they had to take and the struggles they faced, I had a better perspective on the world of film making. I think the film project would be a good fit for me because I enjoy creating and producing. I also enjoy collaborating with a team and we can share our ideas to produce a better project, compared to only using ideas from one person. However, it is sometimes easier for me to write an article, whereas producing something creative such as a film or a narrative requires a lot of time and energy to be dedicated to brainstorming. Compared to other projects, it is quite challenging for me to make and organize something made completely from scratch. In addition, communication and organization among different people could be difficult. Our team would be playing different roles, and in some cases those roles may be imbalanced depending on how much energy each individual dedicates to the project.
The first shot is an insert of Elf #1's feet as he walks down the hallway and approaches the conference room. It attempts to create a feeling of earnestness and curiosity as to where the board member is going and what will ensue. The second shot is a mid-shot of the Board of the North Pole at the end of the conference table, with the President of the Board and Elf #2 waiting for Elf #1 to sit in his empty seat. This tries to create an effect of seriousness and urgency to the situation of Santa Claus being fired. The third shot is an insert of a "Missing Rudolph" poster. This shot signifies the importance of Santa Claus's faults, as seen by losing his most important reindeer. The fourth shot listed is a wide shot of the Easter Bunny entering the conference room and slowly walking out after listening to the commotion. This shot attempts to incorporate humor by providing relief to the tension after addressing Santa Claus's wrongdoings, which could be s...
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