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Washing Basket till hauld yer weesht (First Interaction)

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Moira

Margret

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My House (Road) (Garden)

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Emma emergency?

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Dead.

Preferably a man

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Another man

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Editor

Sound team (set and Post)

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costume

finger

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Washing Basket

Dirty Apron

Clean Apron

Wee Notebook

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Fake Flowers

Aprons

Outfits?

Washing basket

Flower pot?

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Aliyah Fyvie

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IAITS Shooting Schedule example - Shooting Schedule.xlsx

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_ It_s all in the soil   (IAITS - Test Shoot script ) (1)

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Aside from 5 Flowers, all props can be re-used for real shoot.

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(When you have done a task on the list, take it off :) )

Presentation:

Crew

Synopsis & Genre

Characters

Emotional and Narrative Arc

Core Themes

Test Shoot link

Written Proposal:

Short Synopsis

Script

Character Biographies

Director Creative Approach

Writer & Producer Creative Approach

DOP Creative Approach

Production Design Creative Approach

Sound Creative Approach

Editing Creative Approach

Summary of Technical roles

Production challenges

Test Shoot:

Sound Design

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_ It_s all in the soil   (It`s all in the soil )

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X (2022) ⭐ 6.5 | Horror, Mystery, Thriller

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The Visit (2015) ⭐ 6.3 | Horror, Mystery, Thriller

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Gardening Competition: Village Competition in Hot fuzz 

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Gardening Competition: Village Competition in Hot fuzz 

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Hot Fuzz (2007) ⭐ 7.8 | Action, Comedy, Mystery

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_ It_s all in the soil   (It`s all in the soil Draft #3)

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Logan from TV?

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Nina

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Casting Call

Find a gaffer and a Sound Recordist

Give Margaret a cane ✔️

casting call made

text film group chat about being a gaffer, editor, or sound recordist

make a budget estimate

Put all the info links in announcement chat ✔️

Make a rough plan for the filming days we would like

Location

Accomidation

Crowd funding

Fundraiser christmas

Finish sound design (Friday) ✔️

Finish Summative Proposal ✔️

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have reasoning for why it is a period piece. (we don`t have a specific year, theatrical Bubble)

this place has its own rules that we set up

give lou year

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This village is it`s own world, moira is isolated because she doesn`t act like margret or a `model villager`.

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Come up with a to-do list for each role

Casting Call

crowd funder

social media

poster ideas

casting call out before christmas

gaffer (tom...)

sound recordist (jacob?)

editor (Anthony Lyons? Email)

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TO BE FINISHED BY 27/02/2026

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Directors Scene Prep Document.docx  -  Recovered

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TO BE FINISHED BY 27/02/2026

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Directors Scene Prep Document.docx  -  Recovered

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TO BE UPLOADED BY 27/02/2026

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Childhood Memories of growing up in the 1950s and 1960s.

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Happy New Year to anyone reading this!

When I was a child, a new diary always appeared at Christmas. Sometimes I found one in my stocking, other years it might be a present from a friend or relative. It was so exciting starting a new diary!! I loved filling in the details inside the cover and I always enjoyed looking through all the 'useful' information in the front. Back then, we had diaries to record daily events as they happened rather than to note things happening in the future. My mum loved writing. She wrote stories (several were published), she really loved writing letters and she wrote a daily journal into old age. On January 1st, once we'd written our thank you letters and New Year's resolutions, we were encouraged to start filling in our diaries. From time to time as the year progressed, Mum would remind us to write in our diaries. I still have a few of mine and most years my daily entries only lasted the first few months. However, some of my 1960s diaries are full for the whole twelve months.

My 1959 diary was an Enid Blyton one. Even though it was pocket-sized and slim it had roughly 70 pages of 'useful' information before the dated pages started. Looking at it now, I see that I didn't record much in it beyond March but I can clearly remember trying to learn Morse Code, Semaphore, the hand signing alphabet and knots from the pages shown. There were pages, too, on First Aid, history, wildlife, recipes and pocket-money making ideas.

My 1964 diary was titled Lett's Schoolgirl's Diary. Also a slim, pocket sized one it still managed to pack in approximately 70 pages of information thought to be useful to schoolgirls. In it there are log tables, conversion charts, lists of French verbs, weights and measures charts, embroidery instructions, photographs of famous people and much more. At the end of each week's double page there is a snippet of information with a drawing. A small selection of these pages is shown below.

The diary below is from 1963. My sister had a matching one in red. We thought they had great covers! It's one in which I wrote every day for the whole year, often in some detail. The interesting thing about this one is that the first two months and the first week of March are a detailed first-hand account of what's now known as the Big Freeze. Because we lived in a remote part of mid Wales it affected us more than it did some other parts of the country. Most of the roads are narrow and twisting and became blocked when it snowed. As well as road problems we had burst pipe and boiler problems in both the village school and the secondary school I'd just started in which was five miles away. There were only three weeks out of those first nine when I was able to attend school for the full five days. I record the rain washing the last of the snow away on the 7th of March.

No credits this time as all the photographs are mine - hence the poor quality!

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Happy New Year to anyone reading this! When I was a child, a new diary always appeared at Christmas. Sometimes I found one in my stocking, other years it might be a present from a friend or relative. It was so exciting starting a new diary!!